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Tuesday, February 4, 2025

Archive for the 'E-Commerce' Category

Improving Ecommerce site profits with blogging

What an ecommerce site requires is traffic and blogging is a proven formula to boost traffic. With quality posting on your blog you can direct the visitors to your ecommerce platform. Copyblogger columnist Chris Garrett has published an article on how to boost profitability of an ecommerce site with blogging. He has also shared eight steps to get started in this direction. On using blogs to spread awareness about your ecommerce site, Garrett says, “One of the primary reasons you should write blog posts is to raise awareness of what you sell. Each article you write is like a friendly interaction... [...]

Build an online e-commerce brand with these strategies

It seems as if the E-commerce is still in its inception. Everyday a new technology appears and labels the previous one as old one. There is no right time to jump into the e-commerce other than now. Entrepreneur contributor Nathasha A R Kumar has shared seven strategies to help marketers build an online e-commerce brand. Nathasha says, “Here are certain thumb rules which remain static for any e-commerce brand irrespective of the genre. So, from personal learnings and experience shared below are 7 most important points to build a great online e-commerce brand: Finding the need/gap & USP: For... [...]

Sell more with great product descriptions. Here’re twelve tips

To sell a product on the web you need to tell people how it can be useful to them and why they should buy it from you. With strong product descriptions you can encourage shoppers to invest in your products. Marketing Land columnist John Lincoln has crafted a 12-point strategy to help marketers come out with effective product descriptions. Lincoln says, “Shoppers who land on a product detail page are like fish who’ve just started nibbling at the bait. The product description is meant to set the hook and reel them in — and as we head into the busy shopping season, that’s more important... [...]

5 common e-commerce SEO mistakes and how to avoid them

In any web-based business, achieving an SEO ranking higher than your competitors is a must. For e-commerce too it is true. With proper keyword research and optimization of your e-commerce you can certainly rank higher. Search Engine Land columnist Brian Weiss has highlighted five common e-commerce SEO mistakes and how they can be avoided. Weiss says, “Getting things right for enterprise e-commerce SEO can be really challenging. You often have to merge very different sources of product data into a single system and make everything work. There are more pages than you could ever curate manually.... [...]

Findings from E-Commerce Benchmark KPI Study 2017

MOZ’s Alan Coleman has reported fifteen findings from Wolfgang Digital’s 2017 E-Commerce Benchmark KPI Study. Coleman says, “Analyzing 143 million website sessions and $531 million in online revenues, the study gives e-commerce marketers essential insights to help benchmark their business’s online performance and understand which metrics drive e-commerce success. This study is our gift to the global e-commerce industry. The objective is to reveal the state of play in the industry over the last 12 months and ultimately help digital marketers make better digital marketing decisions... [...]

4 Tips to compete on price in your business

In a competition to sell more and get more customers, many a times brands compromise on pricing. They sell more for less. To help marketers come out of this technique, Econsultancy writer Min-Jee Hwang has shared four tips in her recent article. Hwang says, “Pricing does not occur in a vacuum, so instead of avoiding price competition, the best harm reduction plan is to safeguard margins. There will always be another retailer willing to do away with profit temporarily to beat you. Don’t underestimate the sneaky tactics of your competitors. When you cut prices, know that your competitors... [...]

Here are 5 steps to market your ecommerce site

Getting new customers for your ecommerce site is a big challenge. Making them visit your site and keep them coming is even more changing. Business.com writer Robert Tallack has shared five tips to help market an ecommerce site. Tallack says, “There is no “build it and they will come” in ecommerce. Driving sales for an ecommerce site requires raising awareness about the online store and the products it sells, all while increasing traffic to the site. Where do you start? How do you stand out in a crowd of thousands of other shops competing for the same traffic? The answer lies in... [...]

Forrester highlights impacts of Walmart and Google’s voice-assisted commerce partnership

Walmart and Google have recently announced a voice-assisted commerce partnership that will result into voice-assisted shopping and free expedited delivery. Talking about the partnership, Forrester’s Principal Analyst Brendan Witcher says, “This partnership pits the two giants of offline and online commerce, Walmart and Amazon respectively, squarely against each other. According to my colleague, Forrester VP and Principal Analyst James McQuivey, Amazon should keep on doing exactly what it’s doing. As he puts it, “It gives Amazon validation that the strategy is the one that everyone... [...]

‘E-Commerce Promotion 101: How to Use Non-Intrusive Popups to Generate More Sales in Less Time’ Webinar 10.00 pm PT

Kissmetrics is hosting a webinar on ‘E-Commerce Promotion 101: How to Use Non-Intrusive Popups to Generate More Sales in Less Time’ on Thursday, August 24 at 10.00 pm PT. This webinar will teach marketers how they can use popups to improve their ecommerce efforts. The Kissmetrics team says, “In this exclusive training, Emil Kristensen, CMO and Co-founder at Sleeknote will walk you through how many of biggest movers and shakers in e-commerce are using popups to increase revenue—and how you can, too. You’ll learn: How one e-commerce site increased their opt-in rate by 512.5%... [...]

Google and Walmart to offer voice-based shopping

TechChrunch has reported about the new partnership between Google and Walmart to provide voice-based shopping. This partnership will enable the consumers to take advantage of Walmart’s “Easy Reorder” feature with Google’s ‘Google Express’ shopping service. Sarah Prez of TechChrunch says, “Prior to today, Walmart was not participating in Google Express at all, as the retailer is capable of handling its own e-commerce orders. It even this year launched its own 2-day shipping program, which unlike Amazon Prime, is free, provided the order is $35 or more. However, Google... [...]


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