All Online articles – Page 114
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NewsJohn Lewis extends cut-off date for click & collect
Shoppers have an extra day to collect from John Lewis branches, but Waitrose customers will need to place orders by Friday
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NewsAmazon Prime users complain to ASA about fast-track delivery
Five subscribers have complained that Amazon is in breach of its advertised next-day promise
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NewsNisa develops mobile scan and order app for retailers
Using a mobile means retailers can avoid having to fork out for expensive handheld scanning equipment says Nisa
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NewsOcado says driver pay rates may need to rise again
The online grocer was forced to raise rates earlier this year in some areas to tackle problems with recruitment
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Comment and OpinionWe can already learn lessons from the Christmas ads
It’s not over until the last reduced mince pie is sold, but the fierce battle to dominate share of voice at Christmas is approaching its endgame, says Martijn Bertisen of Google
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NewsLidl launches festive emoji game through Facebook Camera app
Brian Blessed provides animated voiceover instructions in a ‘how to’ video on Lidl UK’s Facebook page
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NewsUberEats and Leon link for 'fix up feast' hangover delivery
UberEats is giving away the first 200 orders for free when customers enter a promotional code…
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NewsAnger as Tesco overrides online accounts to accept substitutions
The move has led to a stream of complaints from shoppers angry at the settings being changed without their consent…
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NewsSnow across UK disrupts online grocery orders
Sainsbury’s has warned of potential delays due to adverse road conditions
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NewsDublin delivery service Buymie sources funds for UK launch
Start-up has raised £328,700 on Crowdcube in 10 days
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NewsWalmart drops Stores from its name to become Walmart Inc
The US giant will cease to trade as Wal-Mart Stores Inc and become Walmart Inc to better reflect its ecommerce business
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NewsAmazonFresh to sell a golden goose this Christmas
An edible golden goose is available to purchase on the online grocery site for £98.50 over the festive period
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Comment and OpinionFoodservice supply chains are ripe for disruption
A new breed of tech startups is working to disrupt sourcing for the foodservice sector - and it’s about to make a big impact in the UK, says food growth consultant Jason Gibb
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Analysis and FeaturesMobile ready hero images: the quest for a global standard
With more shoppers buying groceries on mobile devices, the humble pack shot is looking increasingly outdated. But agreeing on a common standard for what should replace it is proving surprisingly tricky
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Analysis and FeaturesMobile ready hero images: Q&A with Unilever's Oliver Bradley
Unilever’s global e-commerce design director Oliver Bradley is on a mission to make product images in grocery more mobile friendly. Here he responds to key questions and challenges to the approach he’s developed with the University of Cambridge
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Comment and OpinionBetter fruit & veg online will be a winner
Recent statistics from ONS show online food sales are growing slower than online non-food sales
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Analysis and FeaturesThe secret kitchen: why more chefs are working in the dark
A growing appetite for high quality takeaways has spurred on the likes of Deliveroo and ‘dark kitchens’
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Comment and OpinionSeize digital in 2018
The economic backdrop is tough, and the consumer is cautious. These are not auspicious conditions for 2018
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Comment and OpinionMake more of your online product information - it pays off
Coca-Cola’s new initiative to make its online shopping pages more attractive and content heavy is a smart move
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Comment and OpinionGet ready for a new era in grocery retail
If you haven’t seen the opening scene of TV series The Newsroom, then watch it now