Blog de Tangiblee

Paid advertising continues to be a sore point for many eCommerce businesses, especially with increasing competition online on virtually all channels.

In the fall of 2021, we launched our new website equipped with solution descriptions and category pages. However, we have continued to innovate and create features resulting in a necessary update to the website. Read below to discover what’s new on tangiblee.com.

The retail industry continues to expand with unprecedented competition among retailers. As it continues to accelerate retailers can no longer react to trends, but must proactively lead the way. Here are a few ways that retailers can set themselves apart from their competitors.

Transform your e-commerce experience with Tangiblee's 3D product visualizations at scale. See how this technology is revolutionizing the industry.

Take a look ahead at what is to come in 2024 and reflect on 2023 to better understand the state of the e-commerce industry.

One of the standout features of Tangiblee's technology is its applicability across various product categories, including the intricate world of kitchen cutlery.

Tangiblee is hosting an educational webinar designed for retailer and brand personnel covering everything you always wanted to know about immersive shopping and AR commerce.

We are excited to announce that customers no longer have to exit Tangiblee’s platform in order to visualize a product in a different size or color. With the new Size and Color Selector, customers can stylize items to curate their perfect look without extra steps that might divert them from finishing their purchase.

For Tangiblee, remote work has always been a part of our business model. We have employees all across the globe who work remotely together every day.

I sat down with Eliad Inbar, Tangiblee’s CEO, and asked him a few questions about himself, the business, and the industry.

Tangiblee’s adjustable silhouette feature allows online shoppers to interact with adjustable models to accurately represent their unique body type. This feature is especially useful when shopping for items such as handbags.

Innovators have their eyes on developments such as Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), Artificial Intelligence (AI), enhanced Zoom (think holograms), social media avatars, digital currencies, and other technologies that blur the lines between what is real and the virtual world. They are chasing the dream of the “metaverse,” while still trying to define exactly what it is.