WHAT YOU NEED:
THE STEPS
Step 1) Amazon Research
Go to Amazon. Find a product that meets the following basic criteria: Continue reading
by STREBER
I will touch on a number of concerns you may face if you are thinking about running an ecommerce business through an offshore company.
I will not solve any problems here; merely point them out. Let this serve as a good starting point for your own research. Continue reading
by Jon Allen
The technology of the Internet promises to transform the way companies trade with their business customers and consumers. The Internet provides a shop front open 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year within easy reach of anyone in the world. Importantly, the system providing the shop front can be located anywhere in the world where there is the required telecommunications infrastructure. This has far-reaching implications for any business involved in or considering e-commerce, as well as for the role of Offshore Financial Centres such as the Isle of Man. Continue reading
“Do my employees have what they need to succeed? Am I tapping the right resources? Am I using the right technology?” As an entrepreneur building a new business, the path to success often comes with more questions than answers. Luckily you can learn from colleagues, mentors, and other professionals who have been in your shoes before. By focusing your time and resources on a few essential tactics, the ability to build momentum and put your business on the trajectory to success will be within reach. Read on for five tips on how to achieve entrepreneurial greatness. Continue reading
Mobile commerce sales accounted for about 29 percent of all ecommerce sales in 2015, according to published reports. In spite of this, many online retailers have yet to master the art and science of mobile commerce conversion.
Online retailers try a number of campaigns and tactics to improve mobile commerce conversion rates, but few things will be more productive than boosting page load times, providing a better mobile checkout experience, including continuous scrolling on product category pages, featuring product videos on product detail pages, and marketing specifically to mobile shoppers. Continue reading
by Humayun Khan
As a small business owner with a brick-and-mortar store, it can be easy to hit a slump and feel frustrated when sales are down or when you’re just not getting enough foot traffic.
It’s time like these when you’d like to be able to consult with an expert and get help turning your store around. Even if it’s just for a single piece of advice that you can put into action right away. Luckily for you, I’ve collected ten pieces of advice for that exact purpose.
Below you’ll find ten takeaways from some of the most renowned names in retail, marketing, and branding, all neatly packed for your consumption in this post. These experts were kind enough to answer my question: Continue reading
by Katie Evans
A new report and index from the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development examines e-commerce in 130 economies across the globe and finds East Asia poised for growth among developing and emerging economies.
The index, entitled “Information Economy Report 2015,”examined Internet use, prominence of secure servers, credit card penetration and postal delivery networks to determine what it called each region’s readiness for business-to-consumer e-commerce. Based on those criteria, the index then ranked the readiness of economies on a scale of 1 to 100. Assessing e-commerce readiness can serve as a first step towards formulating a national e-commerce strategy, according to the report. Continue reading
by Thomas Smale
This is 2016. Were you able to hit all of your goals in 2015? Many people begin to review what they’ve been able to accomplish last year, and to think about what they want to see happen this year.
This is an important exercise for your business, too. Indeed, it’s critically important to get clear in your thinking, because you don’t want 2016 to be another year that you let slip by without reaching your objectives. It’s time to get focused. Continue reading
from Network Solutions
Building an ecommerce business takes preparation. If you take the time to plan, your chances for success will increase dramatically. Start by creating a realistic business plan. After composing your ecommerce plan it is wise to several experienced business advisors review your thought processes.
After fine tuning your business plan you can shift from the planning stage to execution: registering a domain name, choosing an ecommerce shopping cart solution, designing your logo and web site to appeal customers; setting up your credit card merchant account; and implementing your online advertising and web promotion plans. Continue reading
by Allen Moon
There is a proven sequence of steps you can follow to guarantee your success when you’re starting a small business online. I’ve seen thousands of people start and grow successful businesses by doing the following:
Anyone, from newbie to seasoned online entrepreneur, can benefit from this process in learning how to start a business online. Continue reading