To keep up with consumer behavior changes due to COVID-19, Zuza has developed cutting-edge contactless and online payment features that prepare merchants with immediate revenue streams as they propel forward to future-proof their business. Merchants, who run their business through an online store and a storefront, can operate seamlessly under one software for an affordable flat rate.
Zuza continually works hard to find new and innovative business management features to improve the experience of merchants. The addition of eCommerce to Zuza’s platform will immediately help business owners have contactless payment options for customers when making purchases via the web or face-to-face.
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5 Ecommerce and Retail Best Practices for Success - Business 2 Community
For many business owners, the challenging year of 2020 has been a lesson in patience, agility, and innovation. You've likely learned how to address health and safety standards to protect your customers and your employees with methods you'd never had to consider before.
You've also probably learned what it's like to rework your budget, marketing plan, and perhaps even your business model.
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Buying behaviors have changed dramatically, and experts predict that customers aren't going to return to the old way of making purchases. In 2021, the retail industry will see an even greater shift toward online selling , improved in-store technology, and demands by customers for greater personalization and connection.
Preparing Ecommerce for the "New" Holidays
Packaging is also a place to explore better options. Are your products suitable for padded mailers or do they require a box? Packaging has become more complicated and branded, often being much more complicated than simple mailer boxes. Is your packaging easy and fast for fulfillment employees to assemble? If not, explore a redesign to save time and labor expense.
Related: Report Gives Before and After View of How the Crisis Changes Small Business Priorities
The stakes have never been higher for ecommerce customer experience – Econsultancy
A recent study conducted by Bazaarvoice found that over their regional lockdown periods, 39% of global consumers purchased from brands they’d never tried before, for reasons such as value, availability and convenience.
Eighty-eight percent of those consumers now plan to stick with their new brands, presenting a unique opportunity for customer retention. However, in the world of ecommerce, in order to seize such an opportunity, the entire customer journey must be as seamless as possible, from landing page to product delivery and after care. Efficient customer service and simple, flexible return policies also play a vital role in building trust.
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How Home Depot Is Enhancing The Ecommerce Experience With AI
Khalifeh: There are many challenges facing AI adoption in retail. The most important one is building the data science organization with the right talents given the shortage in data science leadership in the job market. Also, the placement of data science is another challenge since retail companies are not technical companies and as such they tend to not have R&D organizations where they can place data science.
How is Home Depot solving challenging E-commerce problems using the power of AI and Data Science?
Searchspring Launches Personalized Recommendations for Ecommerce
With ecommerce experiencing accelerated growth during the pandemic, this release comes at a time when online retailers are looking for automation to enhance their overburdened merchandising team’s capabilities, without massive investment.
Without relying on developers, ecommerce merchandising teams using Searchspring's Personalized Recommendations will gain deep insight into behavioral data and automatically curate product recommendations site-wide. AI models learn from shopper history, real-time behavior, and preferences to:
Will e-commerce shopping return to pre-pandemic levels? — Quartz
For years, retail spending online rose slowly but steadily. From 2010 to 2019, e-commerce's share of spending in the US grew from 4% to 12%, about a one percentage point increase each year.
Then Covid-19 happened. From the first quarter of 2020 to the second, the US Census found e-commerce increased from 11.8% of all sales to 16.1%. So in just one quarter, e-commerce grew as much as it had in the past four years. People are buying a lot more from Amazon , but it's not just that. Stores like Best Buy, Target, and Home Depot reported huge increases in their online sales this year .
Ecommerce Platform LimeRoad Raises INR 11 Cr From MA Willmind
LimeRoad raised the amount by issuing 13,974 equity shares at a face value of INR 10 per share a premium of INR 7,905 per share
Founded in 2012 by Ankush Mehra, Manish Saksena, Prashant Malik and Suchi Mukherjee, LimeRoad is an online fashion and apparel store
The company's last reported funding round was in 2015, a Series C round worth $30 Mn led by US-based investment firm Tiger Global Management
Ecommerce platform LimeRoad has raised INR 11 Cr from Mauritius-based MA Willmind Holdings.
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