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New York-based fashion ecommerce startup Bib + Tuck has just launched its first app, shortly after a $600,000 seed funding injection. Ecommerce analysts interested in up-and-coming ideas might do well to listen to this rising company’s story. Bridging fast with luxury Founded in November 2012
Savvy ecommerce analysts will be aware that most online food vendors these days believe that, if you want to succeed, you need to do one or both of two things: offer deliveries within one day and function as a marketplace for sales without holding food
Onswipe, the New York tech startup whose mission is to make it “insanely easy for a publisher of any size to make their existing content a beautiful app-like experience in the browser”, is going from strength to strength. It has appointed a new CEO in
Most people with media jobs in mobile advertising agencies would concede that a mobile ad startup which raised $1.25 million in seed funding at the start of the year — only to raise a further $10.5 million in Series A just eleven months later —
Manhattan-based startup BarkBox – the BirchBox for pooches – has announced two new initiatives which seem guaranteed to keep its burgeoning popularity amongst dog owners heading safely skyward. While most e‑commerce analysts can testify that many online vendors have augmented their internet sales with pop-up
New York-based social photo-sharing platform Trendabl, which has become the Instagram of fashion photos, is taking a bold step into e‑commerce just 18 months after its launch. And most seasoned ecommerce analysts would probably agree that it represents a natural next step. From sharing to shopping
After bagging $1.35 million in seed-funding in March and launching in August, New York-based artisan clothing e‑commerce startup Zady has opened a popup store – in LaGuardia Airport’s Delta terminal, of all places. Ecommerce analysts in the know, however, might consider this a rather clever
Adroit e‑commerce managers are increasingly aware of the marketing power of user-generated photos and videos – which is why they may be interested in the progress made by the New York-based B2B service Olapic, whose technology platform helps agencies, e‑retailers and publishers to integrate user-created
E‑commerce managers looking for extra insight into their websites’ performance may be interested to learn of recent developments at Keen IO. Having scooped a creditable $2.35 million in funding, the company is now offering customers a toolkit that enables reporting through building customized analytics products. In
How many unused gift cards to you have right now? The next time might be sooner than you think. In a market where players are disappearing regularly George Bousis has built a substantial defensible business in the resale of gift cards. How do you create a