In the ever-evolving world of ecommerce, South Africa is experiencing a notable shift in the way consumers choose to receive their online orders.

In the dynamic world of South African retail, Black Friday has evolved from an American import into a firmly entrenched highlight on the nation's shopping calendar.

When a package embarks on its journey from the point of origin to the end customer, it is not travelling alone.

Shipping is a crucial aspect of ecommerce that can have a significant impact at checkout and unfortunately, this can lead to cart abandonment.

Load shedding has become a fact of life across Mzansi. This has created a growing market for load shedding solutions, with South Africans needing to ensure they have at least some power for their homes and businesses during power outages.

Budding entrepreneurs are often advised that if they find a job they love, they’ll never have to work a day in their lives. While that may not be strictly true, it’s clear that passion is a real growth driver for small businesses.

South African online marketplace bidorbuy is currently rebranding as Bob Shop, while fulfilment specialist uAfrica will also be adopting a dynamic new name: Bob Go.

Ecommerce is one of South Africa’s most dynamic industries, and companies operating in this sector need to be agile to survive and thrive.

A major factor driving the growth of ecommerce has been its perceived convenience for customers – especially when it comes to avoiding visits to malls. Instead, buyers can have their items delivered to their doorsteps.

Rebranding one of SA’s favourite online marketplaces.