I think we can all agree, the thought of starting a clothing line is pretty exciting. So, bite the bullet and do it!
Does creating an online brand and launching a digital store selling your apparel fuel you with excitement? If the answer's yes, then make it happen; it's as simple as that.
Continue reading The Ultimate Guide to Starting a Clothing Line
Don’t you just hate it when something goes wrong and you have to wait hours for an email response or phone support service?
The best time to solve an issue is right when it happens. Live chat for website, allows you to give your customers quick answers to questions about your products or services.
If you have an ecommerce site, I think you will agree with me when I say: It’s REALLY hard to convert ice-cold traffic into warm leads and sales.
Well, it turns out you can dramatically increase your site’s conversion rate by almost six times. The secret is content marketing.
Continue reading Ecommerce Content Marketing: 25 Epic Ways to Boost Sales
Business as usual is coming to an end for many third-party Amazon sellers. Competition on Amazon U.S. is reaching new heights and it’s only going to get worse from here.
Continue reading A Survival Guide For Third-Party Amazon Sellers
Social media has come a long way since Six Degrees, the first social platform.
Before 2005, Facebook and LinkedIn were all the rage.
Later, Twitter, Snapchat, Myspace, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, Google Plus and many others cropped up to meet the rising need of people to link with each other.
Later on, businesses realized that social networks are also the best places to hunt for leads, and then came social media advertising.
2017 saw most social media platforms revamp their services with more new features, brand opportunities, and consumer preferences.
Some of the smashing upgrades that made these sites more useful include the use of stories, shopping capabilities, chatbots and other artificial intelligence ideas.
Continue reading 14 Kickass Tools for Social Media Marketing Automation
Ever noticed how the name “Google” progressively became a standard vocabulary for “search on the internet”?
It has become so common that people are now getting away with otherwise contradictory statements like “let me Google that on Yahoo.”
Admit it. We’ve all done it at some point.
Have you noticed that some online ecommerce stores have highly responsive pages while browsing on our laptops while their mobile version isn’t so appealing and responsive? At the same time, other stores have highly optimized websites for both the desktop and mobile.
Ever wondered why such differences exist?
Let’s dig a little deeper.
You might have probably heard the term ‘mobile-first indexing’ lately. Let me break it down to you in simple terms.