Ecommerce News
Our latest E-commerce news, features & helpful content.
Meet our Product Manager: Clare Cormican
We interview one of our four product managers here at Cloud Commerce Group. Introducing the wonderful Clare Cormican, we find ...
Meet Our MD: James Leech
With so much going on behind the scenes at Cloud Commerce Pro and our multichannel order management software, we introduce ...
eCommerce has evolved and so must we!
The face of retail has changed forever! Sounds dramatic? It isn’t! The eCommerce ecosystem is a big and complex place, ...
Invest in your eCommerce success
Invest in your eCommerce success - Cloud Commerce Group in the news. Our CEO Mark Hallam speaks to business news ...
Add Amazon Turkey to Your Marketplace Portfolio
Cloud Commerce Pro invite customers to sell on Amazon Turkey with free account management support from Amazon. We are pleased to announce ...
Amazon Mandates Standardised Clothing Attributes
In an effort to standardise clothing sizes across Amazon, predetermined clothing attributes have now been enacted for listings. The previous ...
Amazon Imposes Split ASIN Quantity Limits
As Amazon sellers are now aware, due to Brexit, Amazon’s European Fulfilment Network no longer permits UK stock to be ...
Selling on Amazon – Key FAQs
Amazon is a gateway to the world’s largest international online sales community that offers many exciting opportunities for businesses to ...
Brexit and EORI Numbers: Where to go for help
If you trade between the UK and non-EU countries, you’ll already be aware of the requirement for an Economic Operator ...
Brexit: Preparing for the Unknown
With all coverage surrounding Covid-19 this year, Brexit has been somewhat overshadowed in the media. But with just over one ...
Lockdown and the effect on shopper behaviours in the UK
We can all agree that the national lockdown we are currently experiencing is impacting negatively on most areas of our ...
Customer Returns don’t have to be a Headache
The e-commerce industry is continuing to grow in the UK, as customers turn away from the high street. The 20% ...