In the traditional e-commerce model, expanding a business beyond national borders was like running a hurdle race. Translations, local regulations and, above all, logistics. Every new country meant a new contract with a courier, API integration and a battle to secure rates that wouldn’t eat into the entire profit margin. Temu has changed the rules of the game – Europe has become a single, shared marketplace for sellers. Logistics shield: Shipments on Temu labels The biggest „game-changer” for our customers has been the way Temu approaches transport. The platform does not Read more
In 2026, e-commerce customers are more discerning than ever. An attractive product and a competitive price are no longer enough – today, the shopping experience is what determines which shop customers choose. It is this experience that builds loyalty, positive reviews and long-term relationships with the brand. As the Gemius E-commerce in Poland 2024 report shows, previous positive experiences are the most important non-financial factor influencing the choice of an online shop. The question is: does your e-commerce business meet these expectations? Customers expect positive experiences. The shopping experience is something far Read more
In e-commerce, data is like fuel. But what’s the point of having thousands of it if you don’t know which bits actually drive your profits? The new version of Base Analytics has been designed to finally give you the full picture of your business – from revenue and costs to your actual profit margin and areas for growth. If you’ve been using external tools or spreadsheets up until now, forget about them. Now you have all your key data in one place – in the new, revamped Base dashboard. Data, Read more
Just a few years ago, most sellers treated Amazon as a simple formula: you list a product, set up your logistics, run an advert, and scale comes naturally. Today, this only works if the numbers add up. And the numbers on Amazon add up either thanks to an operational advantage or a very deliberate pricing and listing strategy. That is precisely why the announced fee reductions in Amazon’s European shops for 2026 are significant. Not because Amazon is cheaper, but because it opens up opportunities for certain product ranges Read more
For e-commerce, 2026 will not be „just another year of campaign optimisation” or a minor evolution along the lines of faster deliveries, better UX and a little more automation. The biggest change will happen earlier – at the stage when the customer is only just beginning to think about making a purchase. Increasingly, the first place where consumers look for inspiration and guidance is no longer Google or a price comparison site. It’s generative tools: ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or AI Mode. Customers aren’t „searching” for links – they’re seeking advice. And if in Read more
Version 2.0 of the National e-Invoice System (KSeF) is changing the way accounting documents are handled in the Polish e-commerce sector. For retailers, this means not only a technical obligation but also the need to streamline invoicing processes, integrate with accounting systems and automate operational workflows. In this context, Base.com acts as a central tool that combines multi-channel sales with document management and communication with KSeF. Base.com as an e-commerce invoicing hub Base.com provides a comprehensive suite of tools for the efficient issuance and management of accounting documents. From a single dashboard Read more
There are industry events where you come away with a handful of leaflets and nothing more. Then there are those that help you organise your thinking about online sales: they allow you to compare different approaches side by side, ask the tough questions and, finally, see what actually makes sense as your business scales up. That’s exactly why we’ll be attending the eTrade Show 2026. The event takes place from 27 to 29 January 2026 at Ptak Warsaw Expo in Nadarzyn (near Warsaw). If you’re planning to grow your e-commerce business, thinking about expanding, or want to streamline Read more
Until recently, many companies treated online sales as a simple process: you post a listing, run an advert, and „it all sort of works out”. Today, it’s clear that this phase is over. The market is maturing, competition is growing, and marketplaces are becoming an increasingly demanding environment. In 2026, it won’t be those who „sell everything” who come out on top, but those who have control over the process: data, product range, logistics and profitability. Marketplaces are no longer just an add-on. They are becoming the operating system for sales. By 2026, in many sectors, the marketplace will be the primary channel for acquiring Read more

