What Ecommerce Retailers Need to Translate in a Global-Local World
To prepare for the modern customer journey, ecommerce retailers need to localize the website, customer communications and the mobile experience.
To prepare for the modern customer journey, ecommerce retailers need to localize the website, customer communications and the mobile experience.
Jayson Humphrey, strategic partnership manager for ChannelAdvisor, offers key insights on how to create a winning strategy for online marketplaces.
It will be scary, it will be difficult, but going global with your business is definitely an opportunity that retailers should be considering.
Merchants should avoid the temptation to view Latin America through a single consumer lens; each country has unique flavors, challenges and opportunities.
With the holiday sales season quickly approaching, it’s the perfect time to examine whether your company is effectively reaching its total addressable market with native, high-quality multilingual content that reflects the way your customers live, act and speak. If you aren’t, now is the time for action. And, if you think it’s impossible to “go global” before the holiday season, think again.
When it comes to going global with your business, retailers will find that there are several “moving parts” to the entire process as it relates to delivering international orders. This is why retailers may want to consider working with a service partner to make the global transition an easy one.
After five years of waiting, UPS and FedEx have been granted licenses by the Chinese government to expand their local parcel services to consumers.
Retailers are diving into online retail as consumers across the globe in both developed and devloping markets across the globe, according to this infographic by SnapParcel. Global online retail sales has seen an increase of 17% since 2007.
Borderfree Chief Executive Officer Michael DeSimone discusses how Borderfree helps retailers expand abroad and look to new markets for growth.
This relationship with BitPay allows Global Payments to incorporate the cryptocurrency into its product suite and to offer bitcoin payment acceptance to its worldwide merchants.