Store owners who track their ecommerce margins understand that profit is one of the main indicators of a healthy business.

Leads are great. Sales are even better. But how much profit you make on each product you sell – and how much of that you retain – will go a long way to determining the strength of your ecommerce business.

If you can manage and increase profitability, you can improve your business’s financial position. It’s important, therefore, to set profit margins, track them, and take steps to improve them.

Let’s take a look at what you need to know about ecommerce margins…

You want to choose which Shopify payment icons are shown on your store.

Maybe in the footer…

Maybe under the add to cart button or perhaps under the checkout button.

Shopify payment icons tell shoppers how they can pay for what they want to buy.

Helping to build confidence and trust that you will deliver and improving your conversion rates.

But they are easily forgotten – and sometimes you need to change the icons you want to display.

This post takes you through how you add, remove or edit the Shopify payment icons on your store.