September 28, 2026
Getting listed on Chewy or Amazon is one thing. Getting people to actually click your product and buy it? That’s where most pet brands quietly struggle, and photos are almost always the reason why. Walk through any pet category on Amazon and you’ll notice something fast. The brands winning the top spots aren’t necessarily selling better products. They’re showing better products. Their photos make you stop scrolling. The competitor two rows down might have the exact same dog harness at a lower price, but their images look like they were taken in someone’s garage in 2017, and that’s exactly where
January 28, 2026
Anyone who sells online knows the feeling by now. Ads cost more. Shoppers think twice, sometimes three times, before they hit “buy.” And the brands still growing aren’t the ones shouting the loudest. They just run a tighter shop. Product photos, merchandising, the checkout page: all of it counts for more than it did two years ago. So here’s my read on what’s growing, what’s fading, and what’s around the corner, using the best numbers available going into 2026. The 2026 eCommerce reality: growth is still there, but it is harder-earned Forecasts put global ecommerce sales at about $6.4 trillion