If you want to win at ecommerce, you must first determine precisely the needs and requirements of your customers and meet them.
Growth and profitability are only possible if сuѕtоmеrѕ are satisfied with your service.
Therefore, satisfying the сuѕtоmеrѕ and creating a mutually bеnеfiсiаl relationship with them should be one of the core strategies of your business.
More and more ecommerce businesses are monetizing their time on Instagram. How many sales did you make from Instagram last month?
If the answer is “none” or “very few”, it’s time to get more serious with your Instagram marketing because the opportunities are unmissable.
If 2017 was the year that Instagram and ecommerce drew closer together, in 2018 there are going to be a lot of marriages taking place!
Entrepreneurs all over the world use Shopify to help them create an online store and rank in Google.
It’s a great platform for small businesses and solopreneurs who want to launch a fairly user-friendly digital selling platform.
The easy to use templates and simple analytics make it a great place to start, but many users stop short of best practice because they’re unaware of lurking issues.
That’s why I always tell anyone I work with who uses Shopify that setting it up is the easy part.
Once you set it up, you still have plenty of work to do to make sure your products are ranking on search engines.
To help you find and fix any lurking SEO issues that are tied to your Shopify account, I’ve put together a list of the five pitfalls that I see most often.
I want to share them with you in this post.
If you’re reading this, you’re probably the proud, hard-working owner of your own ecommerce store. Whether it’s handmade jewelry or upmarket sportswear, you know your product inside out and you want to sell it.
Maybe you’re the new kid on the block, eager for a slice of the pie… Or you’re already a big player in the ecommerce world, and you want an even bigger slice of the pie. It doesn’t matter — what matters is that you want to grow, grow, grow, and then grow some more.
Ecommerce brands need to take shipping seriously, as delivery is the final customer touchpoint on the purchase journey.
Customers can associate the delivery experience with a retailer’s brand reputation. This means a bad delivery experience can cause lost sales and unhappy customers. As a best practice, retailers should find a number of reliable shipping partners to fulfill their orders.
However, contacting multiple carriers and negotiating rates takes a lot of time and effort. One way to greatly reduce the amount of effort needed to work with multiple carriers is to use Shopify Shipping.