How the top 20 e-commerce websites should use RiteKit’s company logo API and other RiteKit data enrichment APIs to add value and automate custom customer experience

1. Amazon

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.

• RiteKit’s Auto-Hashtag API could be used to automatically generate relevant hashtags for Amazon’s social media posts, increasing their reach and engagement.

2. Walmart

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s Emoji Suggestions API could be used to suggest relevant emojis to include in Walmart’s social media posts, increasing their engagement and appeal to younger audiences.

3. Alibaba

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s Image Resizer API could be used to resize product images to optimize loading times on Alibaba’s website, improving the user experience for customers.

4. JD.com

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s Image Background Remover API could be used to remove backgrounds from product images, creating a more professional and consistent look for JD.com’s website.

5. eBay

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s Text-to-Image API could be used to create custom images for eBay’s social media posts, increasing their visual appeal and engagement.

6. Rakuten

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s GIF Maker API could be used to create animated product images for Rakuten’s website, improving the user experience for customers.

7. Taobao

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s Hashtag Suggestions API could be used to generate relevant hashtags for Taobao’s social media posts, increasing their reach and engagement.

8. Zalando

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s Text-to-Speech API could be used to create audio descriptions of products for visually impaired customers, improving accessibility on Zalando’s website.

9. ASOS

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s Video Resizer API could be used to resize product videos to optimize loading times on ASOS’s website, improving the user experience for customers.

10. Groupon

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s Auto-Emoji API could be used to automatically generate relevant emojis for Groupon’s social media posts, increasing their engagement and appeal to younger audiences.

11. Target

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s Social Media Image Resizer would provide product images sized right for each social network and e-commerce reselling site they send to.
• RiteKit’s Emoji Suggestions API could be used to suggest relevant emojis to include in Target’s social media posts, increasing their engagement and appeal to younger audiences.
• RiteKit’s Auto-Hashtag API could be used to automatically generate relevant hashtags for Target’s social media posts, increasing their reach and visibility.

12. Best Buy

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s Text-to-Image API could be used to create custom images for Best Buy’s social media posts, increasing their visual appeal and engagement.

13. Macy’s

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s Image Background Remover API could be used to remove backgrounds from product images, creating a more professional and consistent look for Macy’s website.

14. Costco

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s Auto-Emoji API could be used to automatically generate relevant emojis for Costco’s social media posts, increasing their engagement and appeal to younger audiences.

15. Home Depot

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s Hashtag Suggestions API could be used to generate relevant hashtags for Home Depot’s social media posts, increasing their reach and visibility.

16. Wayfair

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s Image Resizer API could be used to resize product images to optimize loading times on Wayfair’s website, improving the user experience for customers.

17. Etsy

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s Emoji Suggestions API could be used to suggest relevant emojis to include in Etsy’s social media posts, increasing their engagement and appeal to younger audiences.

18. QVC

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s Text-to-Speech API could be used to create audio descriptions of products for visually impaired customers, improving accessibility on QVC’s website.

19. Newegg

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s Image Background Remover API could be used to remove backgrounds from product images, creating a more professional and consistent look for Newegg’s website.

20. Zappos

• RiteKit’s company logo API should be used to display their suppliers’ logos, in full and icon (square) dimensions, and thus optimized for their website as well as their mobile app, providing consistent brand image across all channels and also, alleviating the need for suppliers to find and upload their logos.
• RiteKit’s Video Resizer API could be used to resize product videos to optimize loading times on Zappos’s website, improving the user experience for customers.