Online Retail Sales to Hit $211 Billion: Report
Just three years ago, online sales reached $100 billion. And this year, that number is expected to soar past $200 billion, according to a new study.
Just three years ago, online sales reached $100 billion. And this year, that number is expected to soar past $200 billion, according to a new study.
Online sales, which hit the $100 billion mark just three years ago, will pass $200 billion, according to a study from Shop.org and Forrester Research. In fact, total sales (including travel) are seen as reaching $211.4 billion. Sales excluding travel will hit $138 billion.
Direct marketing veteran Ray Butkus has been appointed as president and chief executive officer at Automated Resources Group LLC, a database marketing, subscription fulfillment and loyalty marketing services firm.
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