BÁO CÁO XUẤT NHẬP KHẨU VIỆT NAM 2022

BÁO CÁO XUẤT NHẬP KHẨU VIỆT NAM 2022

Gen Z & Alpha: Shaping Consumer Trends in 2025

Gen Z & Alpha: Shaping Consumer Trends in 2025

How to measure Employee satisfaction in your business?

How to measure Employee satisfaction in your business?

Travel Marketing Strategies: Leveraging Technology and Personalization

Travel Marketing Strategies: Leveraging Technology and Personalization

Significance of competitors analysis in marketing a brand

Significance of competitors analysis in marketing a brand

The Best Use Cases for One-step vs Multi-step Content Marketing Campaigns

The Best Use Cases for One-step vs. Multi-step Content Marketing Campaigns

Leadership in marketing teams

Leadership in marketing teams

Becoming a leader in your field demands a shift in mindset

Young adults and the customer’s satisfaction- Evaluate the factors

Young adults and the customer’s satisfaction- Evaluate the factors

Should All Online Shops Offer Consumer Anonymity? Why?

Should All Online Shops Offer Consumer Anonymity? Why?

In today’s digital world, there is no longer a need to be anonymous. With increasing prominence of internet in our daily life and with the rapid development of technology, privacy has lost their importance. We have become so dependent on technological gadgets that we don't even think about the concept of privacy for any critical or personal information. There are some risks to e-commerce, but there are risks to in-store shopping as well. Driving to a brick-and-mortar store puts a driver at risk for an accident. Swiping a credit card during checkout places a shopper at risk for credit-card skimming. No matter the venue, there will always be risk. As the e-commerce world continues to gain momentum and evolve, shoppers should keep several key security suggestions in mind.