The days of the brick and mortar business are in the past. Now, more and more online businesses are popping up every day. It’s no wonder so many business owners are jumping on this trend with so many shoppers opting to make purchases online instead of in store. Statista.com claims just about 40% of American shoppers choose to shop online several times per month. These numbers are hard to ignore!
For some time now, we have been thinking about simplifying some systems, processes, and features you use on a daily basis with PayLane.
So you did it. You made it big, you achieved success, you finally have your own business. Congratulations! Inhale that success, digest the feeling of being a respected entrepreneur, you’ve earned it. However, there are storms to weather. Building the client base, ensuring team productivity, generating the income, resolving daily issues… And most importantly – keeping a tight grip on your finance. That’s a lot to ask of a person.
Let’s not beat around the bush about it and get straight to the main point: charities have it quite rough when it comes to accepting online donations (online payments). It is a well known fact.
Where do people go to buy stuff online these days?
Do they carefully research, find the producer’s homepage and place their order in the official online shop? Or do they head straight to a big marketplace, like eBay or Amazon, and use the search option to compare the options available first?
Today we’ll have a look at a certain method of processing payments.
The one that got big rapidly in the last few years.
The title sends shivers down your spine, doesn’t it?
If you are an internet merchant, that is.
A subscription (recurring payments) in a SaaS based company?
Boy oh boy. Simply irreplaceable thing. Businesses based on these types of services breathe subs like air!
The amount of freebies on the Internet got quite overwhelming.
Before a purchase is made, and a customer entrusts our service with their hard-earned money, they have the option to try out the product. It has become a standard nowadays.