Today most store merchants are looking to start their own online store to increase their business, brand and presence worldwide, according to a blog post by Brianna Wills. Having their own online store can easily boost sales and profits for the business.
The definition of ecommerce has changed tremendously within the past 10 to 15 years. In this infographic from The etail Blog, you will learn the monetary differences between b2b and b2c companies and, thanks to marketplaces like Amazon and eBay, the new c2c.
Customer service is key when it comes to boosting sales, customer engagement and satisfaction. Let’s face it; a happy customer is a buying customer.
The way we shop today continues to evolve especially with the use of mobile. Transactions using mobile devices continues to increase with use of smartphones and tablets which account for one out of every 10 ecommerce dollars spent, according to blog post on Rackspace.com. With the shift from ecommerce to mobile commerce better known as m-commerce, online and offline merchants need to take note in adjusting their IT strategies to compete. Cloud-based services which can help. The infographic details the mobile ecommerce trend with some advice to help merchants win the click.
TigerDirect.com, an online seller of consumer electronics has chosen to use SiteSpect, a provider of non-intrusive optimization solutions as its multivariate testing and targeting provider, SiteSpect announced in a press release.
Launching a new site doesn’t have to be a headache, but sometimes it can be. Robert Glazer, founder and managing director of Acceleration Partners in a phone interview provided tips on how to make launching a new website much easier.
eBay plans to go global and local in hopes to double its number of eBay Marketplace users to 200 million by 2015.
Last week the Senate voted 74 to 20 in favor of proceeding with its debate on the Marketplace Fairness Act and merchants are weighing in on how it would impact their business. Take a look back at Multichannel Merchant’s coverage of the Marketplace Fairness Act with this series of articles and videos.
Rue La La’s founder Ben Fischman has stepped down from his post as CEO and has been replaced by Steve Davis.
Retailers that act now to improve the tablet shopping experience – enhancing browsing and making purchasing easier – can jump ahead of the competition. Here are four strategies retailers can use to nail their tablet shopping strategies.