Last week, we woke to the news that the UK has voted in favour of leaving the European Union. What implications the referendum will have on UK sellers operating on marketplaces like Amazon and eBay is unclear at the moment and probably will be for quite some time. If you’re a UK seller selling on EU or US marketplaces, you may want to increase your prices as a result of the fall in value of sterling.
Here’s some articles from around the web focusing on the Brexit impact on ecommerce.
Econsultancy examines the positives, negatives and opportunities in UK ecommerce post-Brexit. Read more…
PracticalEcommerce report on how Brexit could affect your UK-based ecommerce business? Read more…
Philip Rooke at Fourth Source reports on what Brexit could mean for the UK’s ecommerce economy. Read more…
Chloe Rigby at Internet Retailing looks at what happens now for multichannel and ecommerce retailers. Read more…
Smart Currency Business has provided the infographic below which looks at different perspectives of what Brexit might look like for online retailers trading overseas.
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