Last week, I shared 5 Steps to Help You Build an eCommerce Store . In this article, I’m building upon that foundation and showing you how to improve your eCommerce website.
One of the big reasons why now is the prime time to maintain an eCommerce website is that consumers are online more than ever.
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Once forced to buy online because of COVID-19, many consumers will continue to do their shopping online, now accustomed to the experience and convenience.
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Ecommerce design platform BigCommerce files for a $100 million IPO - Renaissance Capital
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Post pandemic ecommerce changes, challenges and opportunity - Tamebay
Towards the end of last week, the government changed their stance on their ‘If you can work from home, work from home’ messaging with Boris saying that maybe it’s time to return to the office. Sounding more like a vague wish than a command, the problem is getting people back to work without a spike in infections and so the post pandemic conundrum is how to say it’s safe to return to work but it’s still not safe so stay alert.
Normally millions of office workers are paying for public transport but buses and trains are still running relatively empty which is unsustainable in the long term. There are also thousands of businesses which rely on office workers for their existence serving everything from coffee on the way into work to lunches and post working day drinking, eating and socialising and until people return to the office they are in danger of going under.
13 Free Themes for Publishing on Ghost | Practical Ecommerce
Massively is an article-centered design with a large background image and scroll effects powered by Scrollex.
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London is a minimalist design, built for clean text and image-centric layouts. London uses the Ghost Handlebars Theme API to provide many customization options and dynamic styles.
Saga is designed to look good with media, such as images or embedded videos. Saga uses a Pinterest-styled layout to feature image-driven posts. The main page features images from your latest post.
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B2B sellers: Take a page from the B2C playbook to grow ecommerce
The COVID-19 pandemic has created a marked shift in how organizations interact, connect and do business together. While companies around the world continue to navigate the "new normal," online B2B marketplaces are seeing major changes in their customers' buying behavior and preferences. The ability to make purchases digitally is more important than ever before in keeping businesses up and running, especially with in-person interactions at a standstill for the foreseeable future.
Retail eCommerce news from week beginning 6 July -
Retail and eCommerce highlights this week includes: SAP has announced that Barclaycard Payments has extended its relationship with SAP to make its payments gateway product, Smartpay, available to SAP customers across Europe. Episerver has invested in its Future with a new CMO and a new product to round out its digital Experience platform. We also have an review of industry reaction to the Chancellor's Summer statement.
Creative Ways E-Commerce Businesses Are Maintaining Sales During The Pandemic
While some retailers have been able to maintain, or even increase, sales during the pandemic, majority of businesses have not been so fortunate. Companies selling essentials, such as groceries, healthcare items, home workout equipment, and of course hand sanitizers and cleaning supplies, have been maintaining business through online sales and even limited in-person transactions.
Let's look at the tactics and strategies that have kept companies afloat during these unprecedented times.
Anime Distributor Turns To Merchandise And E-Commerce Amid Pandemic For Growth
Lovinia Chiu is optimistic that producing content will become an important driver of future growth. ... [+] "We are very cautious when we select production to invest in. It'll take time to become more significant, but the overall result will be very impressive going forward," she says.
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So far, China has been an ideal market, where many grew up watching Japanese cartoons, and rising incomes meant more spending on entertainment. In 2018, anime, and the comics and games based on them—collectively known as ACG—garnered $6.9 billion in sales from 400 million fans in China, up 10% from 2017, according to Shanghai-based iResearch.
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