Service Retail Award

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We’re pleased to announce our long-list for the Service Retail Award at the fourth annual InternetRetailing Awards.

The Awards are a celebratory party for the best in the industry. Rather than a staid ‘black tie and table’ affair, our annual Party is renowned as a place to celebrate with peers – this year at the Mandarin Oriental in London’s Knightsbridge.

We’re releasing a long-list every day, and our congratulations go to those in the running.

If you’re not on the list and should be you have until 26 August to elbow your way to a place – just tell us why you should be considered via the nomination

Promise, experience and delivery

Selling services online has its own challenges and rewards, and this Award looks to recognise those retailers who are taking a share of our customers’ wallets, yet without any physical products to show, sell and ship. While other retailers may envy their lack of physical product, we know that their business lives or dies on the promise, the experience and the memory under their brand.

This Award is open to retailers – pure-play and multichannel – who sell direct to consumers yet who do not deal in product. Whether travel, financial services, games, software or innovative service, this Award recognizes the retailing talent beyond the normal notion of a ‘shop’.

Note that retailers in this category are also eligible for other Awards

Congratulations to the 2015 shortlist:

British Airways

Uber

Dressipi

Netflix

Amazon Prime Video

The Trainline

Provenance

2014 Winner:Etsy

2014 Commended:Dressipi , eBay , HungryHouse , NotOnTheHighStreet

 

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