Monday, June 10, 2024

AI Is Re-Shaping E-Commerce. Here's How To Use It To Free Your Time And Focus On Growth

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It's not easy to be an e-commerce entrepreneur today. "This economy is becoming more difficult, especially for Amazon selling," says Gary Huang, a veteran e-commerce entrepreneur and founder of the 7 Figure Seller Summit , a free online event from June 10-12, 2024. "It's the markets maturing. It's not as much of a land grab as it was before. Sales growth rates are flat this year."

Enter AI. Many people who run e-commerce businesses, or want to start one, are dabbling in AI to leave behind low-value, repetitive work and improve profitability at a time of heightened competition. The global e-commerce market is expected to grow from $5.8 trillion to more than $8 trillion by 2027, according to market research firm Statista . As Shopify put it in a recent report on e-commerce trends, "Being agile has never been more important."

But using AI is not as easy as it sounds, given the abundance of new tools to sort through, the flood of information coming from all sides, and the learning curve, notes Huang

Better split-testing: This allows you to compare two options, such as two versions of an ad or web page, to see what customers like best. Intellivy , an AI-powered market research tool, lets you split-test your product, images and copywriting, against your competitors in front of a real shopping audience. "Think of it as a focus group that's done online, " says Huang. "They can get real data on what some customers think about your product, what they like, and what is preventing them from buying." You can also use it to evaluate dozens of customer polls. "It can instantly tell you what the biggest trends and product weaknesses are," he says.

Improved profitability: Storing goods for a long time in a warehouse can cost you a lot. "Amazon doesn't like their fulfillment centers used as a storage warehouse," says Huang. " So smart sellers use good inventory management systems, often tied to their ecommerce software, reducing tedious tasks. "AI is a great way for sellers to do more with less to save time and to become more productive," says Huang. "I'm not saying that AI can replace humans 100% But the trend is AI has become a tool you can use with your team. It can save time if you know how to use it properly."

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