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With summer sales just kicking off, returns are about to spike, making now the perfect time to rethink your returns strategy. In this timely article, Landmark Global's Product Manager Anastasia Heaslewood explores why returns are no longer a back-office issue but a front-line experience that can win or lose customers.

Germany is one of Europe’s most advanced e-commerce markets—high returns, invoice-based payments and eco-conscious buyers shape how brands grow in this country. Explores the 10 most essential facts about German e-commerce in 2025, from payment behaviors and mobile vs. desktop trends to B2B opportunities. Whether you're already shipping to Germany or planning to expand, this is your data-backed guide to one of Europe’s most complex and rewarding e-commerce markets.

The way you handle returns is a strong determinant of customer satisfaction. That's why it’s essential to develop a clear return policy and ensure customers can return packages smoothly. Anastasia Heaslewood, Product manager at Landmark Global, tells us more.

Discover the top 10 must-know insights about Belgian e-commerce in 2025—from shopper habits and payment preferences to delivery trends and cross-border opportunities. A practical guide for any e-tailer looking to grow in one of Europe’s most connected and competitive markets.

What are the biggest e-commerce trends shaping 2025? From AI to sustainability and smarter cross-border logistics, here’s what I took away from Deliver Europe 2025 in Amsterdam, plus what it means for brands looking to scale internationally.

Each market is different, posing distinct logistical challenges and coming with separate consumer trends. Payment methods are one of such elements. In Poland, people love Blik—a module that displays dynamic 6-digit codes in their mobile phone apps, making it quick and easy to send money from their account. In Germany, invoices are the king, with a specific type of invoice that can be paid up to 14 days after receiving the item.

As an e-commerce business, you always strive for high conversion rates—ensuring customers buy your products once they fall into your funnel. However, the same conversion might be high or low, depending on the industry and the market. There are certain geographical locations and industries where conversion rates can be much higher or lower than the average. In this article, we look at them—read on to find out more.

Toys and games are undoubtedly an industry worth exploring, especially in the international context. It might not have a stunning, rapid growth, but unlike many other industries, this one is stable. With a predicted US$132.86bn revenue in 2025 and an estimated 2.42% CAGR in years 2025-2029, it catches the attention of many e-tailers. Nevertheless, while it’s stable and has large potential, there’s one crucial aspect that you need to polish before selling your toys and games internationally: logistics.

The beauty industry resides at the top of e-commerce. While it might not match consumer electronics, fashion or food, it remains a key figure—according to Shopify, it’s the 8th most popular e-commerce category worldwide, with its value estimated at almost $170 billion. Like any other e-commerce sector, beauty has its pros, cons and distinct challenges, especially when logistics are concerned. We discuss all of them in this article—we encourage you to read one to read on!