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.
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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”
In this article you’ll learn how to start an online store – from absolute blank to an operational store with your products in it, ready to welcome your first customers.
Here’s what’s particularly useful about this guide:
We go through the process step-by-step. We don’t omit any challenging technical details that might be a roadblock for you. We cover not only the tools but also the methodologies and the decision-making process involved in building an online store. We go for a completely DIY approach – read: you don’t need to hire anyone to help you out.Continue reading “How to Start an Online Store – 11 Step Guide”
Quick answer: X-Cart is a powerful ecommerce platform for experienced sellers who want full control and ownership of their online store.
It’s not the easiest to use, but if you’ve got tech resources or dev skills, it can be a seriously scalable solution without monthly platform fees.
After over a decade of building and scaling ecommerce sites, I’ve tested just about every platform out there.
X-Cart doesn’t get the same hype as Shopify or WooCommerce, but it deserves your attention — especially if you want more flexibility and zero subscription lock-in.
Let me walk you through what works, what doesn’t, and who X-Cart is really built for.
User-generated content is essentially any content created by unpaid contributors or users. It can include anything from pictures, videos, and blog posts to testimonials and comments on discussion boards.
User-generated content is typically created or uploaded online, where it is easily shared.
But why is UGC such a big deal? And why are corporations spending millions to try and push users to create user generated content?
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Technology has done wonders and transformed the way we live our lives.
A few years ago, the global business operated in the physical world. Back then, you were expected to visit a shop to make a purchase. In the present world, smartphones, tablets, and PCs have changed the scenario, and companies have started setting up online businesses to tap into the massive population of the internet world.
Companies like Amazon, eBay, Walmart, and Target proved that e-commerce was the newest kid on the tech block worth checking on. But as time went by, niche specific business owners realized that some buyers don’t want to go to these general sites for everything.
Niche-specific businesses are usually passionate about what they sell, and they usually do a lot of research and value the opinions of their customers while scouting for a product to add to their catalogues.
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Quick answer: MaxCDN was once a go-to CDN for ecommerce stores wanting fast, reliable content delivery.
But since its transition into StackPath, a lot has changed. I spent several months testing it across multiple stores to see if it’s still worth your time – and money.
Here’s what I found.
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With CS-Cart, you receive a self-hosted ecommerce platform with marketplace functionality, excellent design tools, and a wide variety of marketing features. Started in 2005, CS-Cart is part of the Simtech conglomerate, and it’s been known as a solid solution for those who want to sell on a self-hosted platform.
CS-Cart is great for designing, and you may have the opportunity to keep your costs low (since you only pay once for the downloadable software). However, there are some add-ons, upgrades, and customer support fees that you may end up paying for. Keep reading our CS-Cart review to learn more.
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Ok, admit it. You probably didn’t expect this one.
Through his Twitter account, Brad Rencher, the Executive VP of Adobe Digital Marketing, has made a rather surprising announcement. That Adobe is currently in the process of acquiring Magento.
Unless you moved out to Mars, you’ve definitely heard about the $1.68 billion acquisition deal. It’s all everyone has been talking about over the past few days.
I’d like to be in the same boat and say that this was entirely unforeseen. But for me, it wasn’t. Not at all.
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