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Podcast: Are you missing a $67 billion opportunity?
$67 billion. That is the estimated size of the mobile secondary market. In this podcast, Joe Dube, strategic account manager…
B-Stock Featured on The News with Shepard Smith
The National Retail Federation (NRF) predicts there will be over $100 billion dollars worth of holiday returns this year. But…
The iPhone 12 and its Surprise Performance on the Secondary Market
Apple released four new iPhone models in 2020. Historically, the annual iPhone release happens in late September, but given the…
The Online Marketplace Opportunity: 2021 Onwards
As every market in the world was spun in a totally digital dimension, we covered the growth of eCommerce through…
After Shopping And Shipping Crush Come Record Returns
Online purchases drove this year’s sales, and they are much more likely to get returned than items bought in person.…
What Actually Happens To Your Online Returns?
The stores are full of promises of comfort and joy — a pair of fancy sweatpants, some box fresh sneakers,…
The Future of Commerce? Re-Commerce
As much of the commercial world saw significant changes this year, potentially the most notable was that in the e-commerce…
Most shoppers plan on making a return after the holidays
The more retailers sell this holiday season, the more will likely boomerang back as returns in the new year. That’s…
Bracing for Holiday Returns in the UK
For companies worldwide, 2020 has shown no shortage of challenges. With the holiday season in full effect, retailers are preparing…
Holiday Returns on the Horizon
It’s the season of giving, which means the next season is holiday returns. If you’re a retailer or brand, chances…
Billions of Dollars in Online Returns Is the Problem Retailers Don’t Need — But Must Contend With — In a Holiday Season Like No Other
In a year that has been defined by an apparent unending stream of bad news, perhaps it’s no surprise that…