Tag Archives: ecommerce

When was the last time you subscribed to an online magazine though you were not planning to do so? Yes, it happens to most of us. The reason behind it is the original content and the Call to Action buttons that compel us to move to the next level with …

Customers are the lifeblood of every business. Especially if you’ve got a new online store, you’re desperate for new customers to turn that side project into a proper business. In the following guide, I will show you 21 proven marketing channels to bring customers to your store in 2021. Read …

Managing everything when it comes to SEO when dealing with an e-commerce site can be a very daunting activity. To lay a solid SEO foundation for various online retail SEO’s I’ve worked within before, I created this actionable SEO eCommerce checklist so you can easily check how your e-commerce website …

According to a survey conducted by Statista, retail e-commerce worldwide sales in 2017 was 2.3 trillion US dollars, and it is expected that this figure will reach 4.88 trillion US dollars in 2021. According to another research conducted by Statista, the U.S. customer satisfaction index in 2017 was 74.3 index points. According to a study carried …

As the focus shifts from traditional brick and mortar to online retail within the next few years, marketers are constantly on the lookout to find content capable of driving their eCommerce success. With a plethora of various content forms to choose from, what piece of content has been known to …

Adaptive design has become the tool of choice to establish an eCommerce sales platform. Learning to leverage this crucial tool in designing a UX-centric eCommerce website isn’t just a matter of best practice – it can spell the difference between productivity and profit. So while it may seem that adaptive …

We have all heard the statistics; more than 70% of your customers are abandoning your shopping cart without actually making a purchase. To put that in perspective, out of every 100 people who reach your checkout page, a little more than 30 actually make a purchase. The remaining 70? Poof! …