
Making Ratings and Reviews Part of the Online Experience
Customers love to know what other customers think of a product when it comes to making a purchase. See why ratings and reviews are an integral part of the online experience.
Customers love to know what other customers think of a product when it comes to making a purchase. See why ratings and reviews are an integral part of the online experience.
If your checkout is not properly optimized for cross-border customers, you could see poor conversion rates and have missed deliveries due to poor data quality. Register for Growing Global by May 29 to receive a completely-free checkout review courtesy of our headline sponsor, PostcodeAnywhere.
Recent economic and political difficulties are casting doubts into the minds of ecommerce retailers worried about entering markets such as Russia, Brazil and Turkey. Here’s why these emerging markets can still be profitable when pursued with healthy wisdom, awareness, and cultural empathy.
The shopping cart closes the deal, this is why it is important that the user experience is an easy one. See shy it is an integral part of the shopping experience for your customers.
Personalized emails should go beyond “Dear, John,” but not be too creepy, says Thomas E. Smith, president of Goldcoast Consulting Group. See what ways you can personalize the email experience.
Nasty Gal saw explosive growth in a short period of time allowing it to attract millions of new customers due to its brand, loyal social following and online engagement. See what type of results Nasty Gal saw.
Ratings and reviews not only provide credibility for your business but make the purchase decision an easier one for your customer. See how you can properly leverage your ratings and reviews.
In the era of the multichannel shopper, understanding the end-to-end customer journey is essential to marketing success. Here are five best practices marketers should follow to better understand, and ultimately optimize, the customer journey.
The survey found that 76% of Canadian consumers who made an online purchase from a U.S.-based retailer within the last six months, as well as 63% of U.S. online shoppers, identified shipping costs as very important; while 44% and 32%, respectively, said it was the single most important factor.
While presenting a number of risks and some significant barriers to entry, global ecommerce represents a massive opportunity and more retailers are jumping onboard as solutions for addressing cross-border business become more readily available. Here’s a look at what’s fueling cross-border ecommerce growth.