Ecommerce

One of the OKRs that I set for myself this year (yes, I have OKRs for myself, that is a topic I have coming in a future post) was to create a business that generated $1000 in revenue this year (notice I said revenue, not profit). …

Modernizing your ecommerce site doesn’t have to be so hard. — By Rob Pontious and Lena Lykhodii The last few years have been explosive in growth and activity for commerce, especially ecommerce — due in part to the COVID-19 pandemic. Companies that were online but couldn’t support digital redemption of in-store vouchers, or weren’t ready with curbside (or centralized in-store) pick-up…

If you are planning or are already promoting your e-commerce business on search engines, social networks, and other outlets, you’ll quickly discover that getting potential customers to visit your website is just the beginning. The real challenge is turning those visitors into paying customers and boosting your conversion rate. …

If you want to learn how to make money online, you need to have good business ideas, but you also need a great marketing plan. The good news is with a domain and hosting, alongside some basic skills, your ideas can become a reality. …

Looking to add some extra excitement to your WooCommerce store? The new SwiftXR-WooCommerce integration provides a fast and easy solution for adding stunning 3D, AR, and VR views to your products, helping to create an immersive shopping experience for your customers. SwiftXR is one of the fastest and most user-friendly…

Temu seems so far to be the most legitimate attempt of a Chinese eCommerce giant entering the western market. It’s important for Australian and New Zealand retailers, especially those with a “low price” strategy or selling non-branded products, to watch Temu closely. — Temu launched in Australia and New Zealand just over a week ago, on 13th March. I had conversations with a few friends in the retail and eCommerce industry, and most of them have no idea what Temu is. Some have heard about it but are still wondering if it’s actually…

Requirements / Assumptions System should be horizontally scalable Sellers should be able to add items and update quantities Concurrency: If 2 users tries to purchase a product for which only a single quantity of item is left concurrently, then payment should get debited and order should get placed for only…