If you are a successful e-commerce marketer, your communication with clients is not only based on your website. An integral part of it is e-mail communication, which proves to be an effective way to directly reach your customers.
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.
Every day more and more people are using the internet for an ever-expanding branch of online purchases, starting from hotel room booking, airline tickets, clothes or even pizza delivery, you name it.
There is no doubt that shopping online is quickly becoming one of the go-to methods for purchasing products. Buying online provides a fast and convenient way for purchasing goods from the comfort of your own home. However, many online retailers fail to meet the demands of their consumers, which in return affects their sales.
After the launch of eBay, the first company to use the marketplace model, 22 years have passed and if you count it in the Internet years, it’s been a few ages.
There is a common belief among global e-commerce companies that in order to make money it’s enough to let them in through a global channel, meaning implementing universal and most popular payment options.
Not so long time ago we published posts about online payments in charity and an article about accepting money on marketplace platforms.
This is the second time I can make such an announcement in last couple of months. And I’m so proud of it. Because today I’m able to say: Hello Canada!
“Better to be safe than sorry” – it’s a saying that contains a good piece of wisdom to follow.
When you are responsible for a growing SaaS business, it’s best not to get too much overboard with this whole trying-out-new-ideas thing. Sure. It’s exciting. But often heart-wrenching as well.
For many of us the first months of every new year are the time for making various summaries, resolutions and decisions that are supposed to make both – our private and business lives a resounding success.