In this world of online selling, where there is an over-abundance of everything, the first ten seconds a visitor spends inside your virtual “store” will determine whether or not they stay and purchase an item.
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For Online Sellers: What Sells in the Summer Time?
A question I get every year about this time is, “What sells in the summer time?” While there is no definitive answer to that question, you can be assured people don’t stop buying stuff online; they just buy different stuff than at other times of year.
5 Keys to Local Search
In order to understand a little more about the process of Search Engine Optimization, it’s important to be aware of the distinction between local search and organic search. In local search, it can be difficult to deal with a lot more variability in terms of search platforms and market distribution, but you can also really benefit from the absence of market leaders in your community.
How to Increase Your Revenues from the Comfort of Your Own Desktop
The amount of business generated directly from the web is astounding, and entrepreneurs need not leave the comfort of their internet browser to grow their business. Here are a few tips for increasing revenues on the web.
Why You Should Start Selling on Amazon—Right Now
These days, it seems you can’t turn on a TV, go on the Internet or talk to a friend without hearing something about Amazon. From vitamins to housewares to clothing, people buy EVERYTHING from Amazon. With the Amazon Prime program, people order free movies and books. Even children are getting a slice of the Amazon action through their children’s reading programs and videos.
How to Find the Right E-Commerce Platform for Your Business
There are many would-be entrepreneurs that want to build a lifestyle business, but unfortunately don’t know where to start. One of the most important steps, of course, is figuring out which platform to sell your wares on.
How Inventory Management Software Can Ensure You Don’t Overstock for Ecommerce
When clients demand services through multiple channels, order promising, monitoring and fulfillment can be complex and intensive. Multiple channels can often mean clients ordering over the web, phone, fax or email and in some cases differing people deal with these calls within an organization.
