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Monday, June 23, 2025

Archive for the 'E-Commerce' Category

‘Amazon will collect sales tax everywhere there is one’ – Internet Retailer

Allison Enright says, “Amazon.com Inc. will begin collecting state sales tax on orders from consumers in Hawaii, Idaho, Maine and New Mexico starting on April 1. In doing so it will conclude a near decade-long story about sales tax collected on online orders, regardless of whether the e-retailer selling the goods has a physical presence, or nexus, in the state. Amazon has no physical presence in these four states and thus is under no legal obligation to collect sales tax on orders from residents in those states. It also doesn’t have a physical presence in Iowa, Missouri, Louisiana, Mississippi,... [...]

You Don’t Have to Be a Designer to Create Powerful Websites #ad

Astroblu has just released (on Monday) a new WordPress theme, the Uzicom Theme, and by using it, you can create fully responsive e-commerce websites. You are going to find the features of this theme helpful in building a productive site, particularly in e-commerce. This theme will save you the monthly fees that other platforms (such as Shopify) charge. Buy a license and it lasts a lifetime. Take a look at what it offers: • Fully Responsive websites • 1-Click install • Drag & Drop Layout Builder with visual composer • SEO Optimized • Retina Ready granularity • Beautiful CSS3 layouts •... [...]

Uzicom WP Theme: quick, beautiful, custom websites #ad

Whether your business is primarily offline (as a “brick and mortar” store in some city) or entirely online, you need a presence online that draws people into your business and interests them in what you have to offer. Even offline businesses need a way that people can find them online since more and more, that’s how people do their searching when they want to buy something. And, while they are on your site, you can interest them in the specific items you have for sale. There’s a new WordPress theme, Uzicom, that help give you an attractive online, appealing representation... [...]

‘Seven Steps to Turn Browsers Into Buyers: Improve Website Revenue With CRO’ – MarketingProfs

Laura Forer says, “”Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) is a systematic approach for increasing the percentage of website visitors that become customers,” according to a collaborative infographic by design consultancy XPLANE and conversion rate experts The Good. CRO can have a significant impact on end results, such as when the 2008 Obama campaign ended up increasing conversion 40.6%, which garnered an additional $60 million in campaign funds, the infographic points out. It goes on to highlight seven steps you can follow to use CRO to turn your website browsers in to buyers. And,... [...]

‘Brand Commerce: Pushing the value of your brand through trial’ – EConsultancy

Michael Sandstorm says, “Everything from music streaming services to healthy sweets are being marketed through free trials and there’s a reason why it’s such an effective marketing tactic. It allows your customers to ‘own’ your brand without initially paying for it, and because once they have a brand they value it more highly, they are more likely to continue using your product. Humans are creatures of habit and comfort, making it highly unlikely that we will give up on what we perceive to be a benefit to us once it has become an established part of our everyday lives. Just as... [...]

Uzicom: New WP theme for e-commerce stores & affiliate stores #ad

Astroblu, the WordPress theme development company, has just released a new theme dedicated to building e-commerce stores and affiliate stores. They call is Uzicom. This theme lets you take advantage of many e-commerce advantages such as you might pay thousands of dollars for, annually, with the “big names” of e-commerce, like Sholify.com and BigCommerce.com. It can be used for affiliate sites, such as Amazon stores, or for selling your own products, or as a consultant you can use it for your offline clients who want to create an online sales channel. Uzicom is unusually flexible, allowing... [...]

‘An introduction to AI-powered ecommerce merchandising’ – EConsultancy

Ben Davis says, “Amazon has been using algorithms to try to sell you extra stuff for years. But the technology to personalise merchandising, much further than recommendations, is advancing rapidly across ecommerce. Companies such as Sentient and Apptus and their AI-powered systems are changing site search functionality, product lists, facets and more, to try to generate more sales. I caught up with Sören Meelby, VP Marketing at Apptus, to get an introduction to the technology (Apptus eSales), and to pose some questions about the user experience in online retail. Econsultancy: Many ecommerce... [...]

‘50% of digital tech businesses in the UK say talent supply is biggest challenge’ – EConsultancy

Ben Davis says, “TechCity UK has released its third annual Tech Nation report, revealing that talent supply is the number one growth challenge for more than 50% of digital tech businesses in the UK. The report includes a variety of data on the growth of the sector in the UK. Let’s look at some of the most interesting findings. A third of digital employers say candidates are asking for too much money With technical skills in demand, salary growth is an issue for employers. Of the 2,700 survey respondents (roughly half of them CEOs) over a third said that candidates are asking for... [...]

‘How to Handle Negative Comments and Keep Your E-Commerce Customers Happy’ – Entrepreneur

Kumail Hemani says, “We all know that social media is a great way to promote yourself and spread your business’ message across the web. For e-commerce stores, a few social shares can quickly snowball into unbelievable success. Unlike, brick and mortar stores, e-commerce has the benefit of being available 24/7. Whether your customers are shopping on a holiday or at 2 AM, the store is open for business. But this accessibility is a 2-way street; your customers can shop anytime, but they can also send feedback and share comments at all hours of the day. This problem is amplified if your e-commerce... [...]

‘Pros and Cons of Selling On Amazon’ – Business.com

Phil Masiello says, “Selling on Amazon is a necessity for e-commerce brands. But learning how to sell correctly and avoid some of the pitfalls is essential for success. If you start asking around, there’s a good chance you’ll find people who have made online purchases through Amazon. In fact, you’ll probably have a harder time finding someone who hasn’t; and of those who have, you’ll likely discover that the vast majority are entirely satisfied and are repeat customers. When you ask why they shop on Amazon, the answer is often one word — Prime. In fact,... [...]


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