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• 10 Must Read Shopify Tips & Resources. (Mainly) For Beginners. - There are tons of resources and tips out there to help you make the most of one of the most popular ecommerce platforms on the market in Shopify. This blog has touched on tips and resources for ecommerce users before.… Continue reading 10 Must Read Shopify Tips & Resources. (Mainly) For Beginners.
  Topics: tips, website, mainly, beginners, domain, need, set, ecommerce, regards, read, great, resources, google, store, shopify.
• 13 Tools to Get Things Done in 2019 - The new year is here. If you’re hoping to increase productivity in 2019, there are plenty of apps to help. Here is a list of tools to get things done in ...
  Topics: app, set, todo, plan, tasks, price, project, plans, tools, task, things, free.
• 14 Less Talked About Steps for Launching Your Store The Right Way - Everything you need to know about how to set up an online store for success with these overlooked steps every merchant needs to execute.
  Topics: google, store, success, youre, email, set, checklist, ecommerce, business, domain, emails, online.
• 15 Tools to Get Things Done - Here is a list of tools to help you get things done. There are to-do lists, work timers, and project management platforms. Several tools are based on the Getting Things Done system. Others are based on the Pomodoro Technique. Nearly all of these have free plans.
  Topics: things, tools, app, free, price, project, start, lists, set, task, tasks, plans.
• 20 Free Ecommerce Icon Sets for Navigation, Design - The right set of icons can help a shopper navigate an online store and enhance its overall design. Plenty of icon sets are available from talented designers for no cost. Here is a list of free icon sets for ecommerce stores.
  Topics: design, contains, posted, ecommerce, icon, sets, vector, illustrator, navigation, free, icons, payment, collection, set.
• 20 Time Management Apps to Help You Produce More & Procrastinate Less - As an entrepreneur, 24 hours in a day never feels like enough. If you're looking to maximize your productivity then check out these time management apps!
  Topics: plan, set, apps, app, ios, procrastinate, management, free, youre, tasks, team, produce.
• 2021 New Year’s Resolution Stack for Ecommerce Entrepreneurs - Need some help setting your 2021 New Year's Resolutions? We've got some tips for the entrepreneurs out there looking to achieve productivity & success!
  Topics: successful, youre, email, stack, business, resolution, plan, productive, online, start, accounts, dont, help, set.
• 31 Secret Santa Gift Ideas Your Coworkers Will Love - They see you when you're Slacking. They know when you come in late. They know if you've been bad or good, so be good for your work's Secret Santa exchange ...
  Topics: secret, youre, ideas, pair, set, santa, gift, game, hot, perfect, love, coworkers, office.
• 5 Surefire Ways to Lessen Risks in Dropshipping - Despite its numerous advantages, dropshipping has its risks. Check out these five actionable tips to minimize your exposure.
  Topics: ways, dropshipping, orders, store, lessen, set, big, suppliers, surefire, product, verification, business, supplier, risks.
• 5 Ways Artificial Intelligence Improves Email Marketing - Artificial intelligence is not new for email service providers. Email platforms have long recognized that AI can optimize opens and clicks while saving time and money. Here are five ways that AI can improve an email program.
  Topics: marketing, artificial, email, send, test, improves, providers, subscriber, ai, emails, intelligence, tools, offer, ways, set.
• 6 Google Shopping Programs and How to Set Them Up - Google Shopping ads allow customers to search for, compare, and easily buy products online. But there are six main Google Shopping programs specifically made to help retailers get more out of the Google advertising platform. In this comprehensive guide, we take a look at each one, from getting set up to getting results.More
  Topics: google, programs, ratings, shopping, product, products, remarketing, set, local, merchant, center, ads, seller.
• 7Fresh set for Shanghai as JD plots nationwide rollout - E-commerce giant JD’s offline retail store 7Fresh is set to launch at Shangbin Plaza in Shanghai's Hongkou District.
  Topics: 7fresh, online, jds, jd, plaza, wang, using, plots, set, business, offline, vp, xiaosong, nationwide, shanghai, rollout, yearphoto.
• 8 Google Shopping Ad Strategies That'll Drive Sales - I love online shopping. In fact, online shopping is almost the only way I shop. And I'm not alone. In 2019, there were 263 million digital buyers in the U.S. By 2024, this figure is projected to increase to 282.7 million online buyers.
  Topics: set, google, keywords, thatll, campaign, ad, shopping, groups, product, campaigns, sales, strategies, drive, ads.
• A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Jewelry Photography With Expert Sarah Pflug - Captivating product photos are key to a successful jewelry making business. But how can you shoot beautiful images too? Learn how to shoot perfect jewelry photos in this step-by-step guide.More
  Topics: product, pflug, look, photos, lighting, behindthescenes, camera, sarah, youre, images, set, jewelry, photography, expert, white.
• A Guide to Selling Wholesale with WooCommerce - Selling wholesale is a lucrative business model. Keep complete control & set yourself up for success with our quick start guide for WooCommerce.
  Topics: bulk, create, customers, set, woocommerce, order, products, guide, product, selling, access, wholesale.
• A Step-by-Step Guide to Advertising on Instagram - With 500 million active monthly users, Instagram offers a unique opportunity for marketers to reach their target audiences through ad campaigns. The other perk of advertising on Instagram? The ads can look almost no different than regular posts, making them much less invasive than other ad types.
  Topics: set, advertising, choose, ads, youre, guide, stepbystep, create, youll, facebook, instagram, ad, audience.
• Achieving E-Commerce Success Is Easier Than You Think - To help companies of all sizes jump-start and accelerate their digital growth, Adobe worked with a number of solution integrators and agencies to develop Rapid Deployment Packages (RDPs). What started as proofs of concept in late 2019 gathered huge momentum through February and March 2020 and is accelerating into 2021. Red more.
  Topics: ecommerce, strategy, starter, achieving, digital, set, think, solution, partners, packages, easier, sizes, businesses, success, growth.
• Africa’s e-commerce space is closing in on its first billion-dollar IPO - The murmurs of a possible exit by Rocket Internet from Jumia, its African conglomerate of internet companies, are getting louder.
  Topics: rocket, exit, york, possible, space, ecommerce, set, jumia, internet, ipo, billiondollar, africas, closing, reports.
• Afterpay buys European rival Pagantis - Afterpay has announced plans to buy Pagantis, its European rival. The Australian company is set to pay 50 million euros for the buy-now-pay-later company. The acquisition is part of Afterpay’s global expansion plans. Afterpay shouldn’t be confused with the eponymous company that once was founded in the Netherlands, but now… Continue reading
  Topics: pay, set, rival, european, pagantis, buys, afterpay, spain, million, markets, company, popular.
• Alibaba Cloud to help retailers go live online within five days - Alibaba’s cloud service is promising to boost e-commerce solutions to businesses suffering from the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
  Topics: outbreak, platform, live, alibaba, online, solutions, days, help, retailers, services, coronavirus, set, cloud, businesses, ecommerce.
• Alibaba revives IPO plan, likely to list after 11.11 say sources - Alibaba is resuming plans to list on the Hong Kong exchange in a move expected to raise US$10–15 billion.
  Topics: ipo, plans, say, list, territory, set, shopping, sources, alibaba, york, us1015, listing, revives, plan, unrest, firm, likely, exchange.
• Amazon all set to enter India’s food delivery market - Weeks after Uber exited India’s food delivery market, conceding defeat to local giants Swiggy and Zomato, a new player is gearing up to challenge the heavily-backed duopoly: Amazon. The e-commerce giant plans to enter the Indian food delivery market in the coming weeks, a person familiar with the matter told TechCrunch. The launch of the […]
  Topics: delivery, food, business, india, indias, indian, techcrunch, swiggy, month, market, set, amazon, flipkart, enter, zomato.
• Amazon makes it easier for smart home devices to alert customers to low supply levels - Alongside all the new Alexa-powered consumer devices Amazon introduced yesterday, the company also unveiled a new set of tools for the makers of smart home device skills that will allow them to tap into Alexa to re-order their supplies. Think things like printer ink, air filters for smart thermostats, detergent for washing machines or anything […]
  Topics: levels, easier, makes, customers, amazon, set, device, supplies, smart, devices, report, alexa, techcrunch, product, supply, sensors, low.
• Amazon’s market power to be tested in Germany in push for ‘early action’ over antitrust risks - Germany’s Federal Cartel Office (FCO) is seeking to make swift use of a new competition tool to target Big Tech — announcing today that it’s opened a proceeding against e-commerce giant Amazon. If the FCO confirms that Amazon is of “paramount significance for competition across markets” — as defined by an amendment to the German […]
  Topics: amazon, set, market, competition, antitrust, amazons, markets, techcrunch, early, tested, digital, facebook, risks, germany, power, regime, push, significance, fco.
• Anais and Greygrei set to launch in China - Korean clothing brands Anais and Greygrei are set to enter the Chinese market under Korean young-casual clothing firm Maison de Anais.
  Topics: set, anais, brand, korean, china, chinese, greygrei, brands, launch, late, maison, market.
• Boohoo set to buy Karen Millen and Coast – updated - Fast-growing pure-play online fashion retailer Boohoo is preparing to acquire the Karen Millan and Coast brands.
  Topics: set, business, offer, buy, boohoo, fashion, millen, karen, online, group, brands, coast.
• Brian Beck, B2B ecommerce expert and author, on digitally native buyers entering B2B industries [video] - Digitally native consumers are entering into B2B buying roles and their experiences in the consumer market are dictating their B2B expectations. Going forward, Brian Beck urges B2B organizations and commerce practitioners to get started and align channels.
  Topics: practitionershe, buyers, industries, digitally, brian, making, ecommerce, todays, notes, stresses, expert, set, video, entering, native, b2b, win, mind.
• Building the Longreads Merchandise Store with Printful and WooCommerce - Longreads is an online publication dedicated to the best storytelling in the world. Now, in addition to purchasing memberships, Longreads supporters can wear their loyalty on their sleeves (literally) by shopping for totes, caps, shirts, and more — Longreads recently launched a merchandise store powered by WooCommerce and Printful. How are they able to run […]
  Topics: printful, longreads, tax, team, sales, supporters, store, woocommerce, kjell, site, set, building.
• Don’t Complicate B2B Commerce by Insisting on POCs - Proofs of Concept (POCs) waste precious time that business and IT teams need to spend on MVPs (Minimum Viable Products) Taking different approaches doesn’t mean having different goals Business functions, such as eCommerce, marketing, and sales, seek rapid time to market and quick updates in a “move fast, break it and learn” approach centred on meeting an ever-changing and increasing set of customer expectations. In contrast, IT demands a clear roadmap, carefully considered and pre-defined functional requirements, demonstrated pre-rollout ROI, system stability and security, and 100% of the information before proceeding. Without alignment, this tension between IT and business users is real and prevents progress. As we move quickly through 2021, we see this tension between functions rapidly being whipped into an inferno by a C-suite that has awoken to a Covid-driven, existential urgency to digitally transform. When these internal teams spend their time fighting for control, no one wins. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Does the effectiveness of eCommerce really need to be proven? In working with many B2B firms, we are often asked the question by both business and IT teams, “Can we prove out the efficacy of our eCommerce effort prior to investing fully in the channel?” Tongue in cheek, my answer usually is, “Sure, if you’ve recently woken up from a 25-year coma.” Why are we trying to prove that B2B eCommerce is effective? Case study after case study of B2B companies successfully pursuing digital channels has demonstrated that eCommerce is both viable and preferred by customers in many instances. Market data abounds that validates the efficacy of digital selling. Ask yourself why Amazon Business, Amazon’s B2B-centric selling channel, has become the fastest-growing part of the entire Amazon empire, generating over $25 BN in B2B revenue in 2020. The answer is that B2B buyers are demanding eCommerce. I'd suggest that general eCommerce Proofs of Concept (POCs) are mostly unnecessary and give your competitors a head start on lapping you down the road. POCs designed only to show that B2B customers are ready to buy via eCommerce are a waste of time. This no longer needs to be proven and incremental approaches waste valuable time B2B companies no longer have. Finding Common Ground: An “MVP” POCs should not be confused with another approach, which is very useful, called an MVP (minimum viable product). The “MVP” can be a wonderful tool by which to unite IT and business users around a common and attainable goal. Legacy B2B firms frequently have large and highly distributed operations, sometimes global in scope, and typically with many systems already in place. The MVP approach focuses on bringing a limited set of functionalities to market within a limited scope. This satisfies the needs of the IT team for limited risk, while also moving the ball down the field for business users. When coupled with a customer advisory board – often the new eCommerce system’s first adopters – this approach can be particularly effective. The goal is to set a baseline for the rollout of a broader system. This approach has been used successfully by some of the largest global implementations of eCommerce we’ve seen in the space with B2B companies like illumina, Epson, and Cardinal Health. While the MVP approach can help unite and align the interests of IT and Business users, the choice of an eCommerce platform must still be carefully completed. Remember, “MVP” doesn’t mean “POC”, where a platform with limited functionality can be utilized. For an MVP, users are well-advised to identify a solution that has enough functionality to meet the expectations of the target customer group while also considering longer-term scalability and flexibility. B2B companies with complex operations, multiple lines of business and geographies, and numerous legacy systems are often best served to seek platforms that have inherent flexibility. New opportunities to deliver value quickly and effectively Post-COVID, B2B companies are looking for flexible, digital-first methods that maximize the total cost of ownership and time to value. New approaches, such as composable commerce, hold the promise to provide ‘enough’ functionality out of the box to enable an MVP while accommodating longer-term business needs through an open framework. Business users get more transparency into available functionality and IT leaders can focus on building differentiated tools vs. reinventing market-available solutions. Together, guided by a common set of objectives and measurable goals, business and IT professionals can enjoy one of those enviable and rare “win-win” scenarios.
  Topics: insisting, set, limited, companies, ecommerce, pocs, b2b, users, functionality, complicate, business, commerce, mvp, dont, approach.
• Forms Testing: What It Is & How to Do It - The other day I decided that I wanted to buy some comfortable outfits to wear around the house. As I was online shopping, I started to fill out my shipping information in the online form. However, the form had a requirement that the "City" field could only be 20 characters long. Now, the city I live in is three words, and 22 characters typed out.
  Topics: form, users, online, requirements, elements, user, test, forms, important, set, testing, copy.
• Google Analytics: Tracking Sales When Multiple Sites Use a Single Checkout - Larger ecommerce companies sometimes create multiple branded websites that feed into a single checkout. For those companies, tracking which site generated the business — revenue — can be tricky. In this post, I will provide a method for reporting the “source of business” metrics in Google Analytics.
  Topics: sites, var, multiple, tag, tracking, type, single, sales, checkout, google, custom, report, landing, set, analytics, business, source.
• Google’s Doubling Down on Ads: How to Create a Profitable Google Shopping Campaign (Updated for 2018) - It’s an incredibly exciting time for ecommerce business owners. The world today is, for all intents and purposes, a digital…
  Topics: shopping, feed, ads, create, profit, campaigns, google, campaign, search, product, ad, products, drive, set.
• Grocery startup Mercato spilled years of data, but didn’t tell its customers - A security lapse at online grocery delivery startup Mercato exposed tens of thousands of customer orders, TechCrunch has learned. A person with knowledge of the incident told TechCrunch that the incident happened in January after one of the company’s cloud storage buckets, hosted on Amazon’s cloud, was left open and unprotected. The company fixed the […]
  Topics: addresses, data, tell, startup, didnt, security, set, mercato, customers, grocery, incident, delivery, cloud, details, spilled, company, techcrunch.
• Guide to Google Ads’ Automated Bidding Options - Automated bids in Google Ads remove control from advertisers and rely on Google's algorithm for cost and performance. Google can set automated bids by the query, ad creative, apps, browser, language, operating system, and search partner. Plus, automated bidding utilizes first- and third-party data and other signals not available to advertisers directly.
  Topics: target, bid, options, automated, advertisers, ads, bids, maximum, cost, bidding, google, guide, set, conversions, conversion.
• HTTP Error 403 Forbidden Messages: What They Are & How to Fix Them - Imagine this – you've recently created a new website to host your content, and you're excited to see it go live. You can't wait to dive into SEO and begin ranking for keywords and attracting an audience to your brand.
  Topics: page, directory, index, forbidden, access, http, content, messages, plugin, error, set, fix.
• Here's a Guide to Starting Tasks You've Been Avoiding [Infographic] - Did you know only 11% of professionals report accomplishing the tasks they set out to do in a given day? Of course you did, because you've totally been there.
  Topics: youve, avoiding, set, heres, guide, infographic, stubborn, therewhether, tasks, totally, sending, starting, youre, day, know.
• Hong Kong Post to open 80 more iPostal stations for online shoppers - Hong Kong Post will roll out more than one new iPostal station every week this year, to boost services to online shoppers.
  Topics: post, online, hong, network, delivery, kong, station, local, set, stations, ipostal, shoppers, open.
• How Digital Minimalism Helps Focus, Attention, and Productivity - How much time do you spend online each day? If we're honest with ourselves, we know it's probably too much. In fact, one recent study found that we spend 6 hours and 42 minutes online every day. Imagine if you could put that time toward accomplishing your goals. That's why we love the digital minimalism movement.
  Topics: online, set, youre, helps, social, media, help, digital, minimalism, attention, productivity, spend, focus, tools.
• How Do You Define Ecommerce Success? - Entrepreneurs can feel inadequate — stressed, overworked, and defeated. But how you feel about your business — good or bad — depends on the rules you use to define success. You may be setting yourself up for failure.
  Topics: disempowering, business, successful, feel, success, define, set, ecommerce, rule, example, service, rules.
• How Mediotype Passed a Whopping 57 Certifications - A Magento U Success Story
  Topics: test, set, passed, certifications, whopping, team, magento, mediotype, work, members, help, practice, study.
• How New or Emerging Brands Can Get Big Holiday Shopping Coverage - As the holiday season approaches, there are many tips and tricks brands can adopt to gain greater media exposure.
  Topics: marketing, media, product, emerging, big, holiday, coverage, shopping, brands, start, set, products, smaller.
• How Nonprofits can Thrive with WooCommerce - Overwhelmed by a flood of different platforms, tools, & systems? See how WooCommerce simplifies operations & amplifies the efforts of nonprofits everywhere.
  Topics: set, extension, nonprofits, using, online, thrive, sell, donation, woocommerce, nonprofit, merchandise.
• How Shopify Experts are Helping Independent Businesses - In recent weeks, Shopify Partners have quickly sprung into action to help business owners find safe harbor during COVID-19. We’re highlighting three places where you can connect with these Shopify experts and access the services, products, and resources they’re currently offering to support independent businesses.More
  Topics: experts, apps, help, online, business, independent, businesses, store, helping, shopify, set, shipping, services.
• How Your Offline Business Can Start Selling Online Fast - Need to start selling online fast? Create an online store in just 5 steps. Sell products, offer virtual services, & add new revenue for years to come!
  Topics: choose, online, business, products, support, start, site, offline, store, product, add, wordpress, set, selling, fast, woocommerce.
• How early-stage startups can use data effectively - It's a common belief that startups can measure their way to success. Yet early-stage startups often can’t leverage data easily. This piece discusses what to (not) focus on and how to get real results.
  Topics: lets, later, startups, techcrunch, effectively, measure, numbers, earlystage, set, data, startup, way.
• How to Audit Google Analytics, Ads Integration - Google Ads is an important platform for online merchants. Google Analytics is another. Combining the two provides rich, actionable data to grow traffic and sales — assuming that tracking is set up correctly. In this post, I'll provide an audit process to confirm proper integration.
  Topics: integration, conversions, data, tracking, analytics, ads, conversion, set, imported, audit, traffic, google.
• How to Automate Your Account-Based Marketing Strategy - In today's day and age, marketing is all about personalization. It's about reaching the right people in the right place at the right time. Account-based marketing (ABM) is no different and has been growing in popularity in recent years.
  Topics: accounts, tools, marketing, icp, accountbased, content, automation, set, automate, software, abm, target, strategy.
• How to Boost a Post on Social Media [Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter] - In the social media marketing world, marketers reminisce about the times where they could fill up on organic reach a lot like my parents reflect on their college years -- those were the good old days. But similar to how the real world flipped most people's life upside down when they graduated from college, social media’s purge of organic reach flung marketers on a spinning teacup ride.
  Topics: social, boost, twitter, set, facebook, instagram, posts, media, post, target, reach, budget.
• How to Calculate Shipping Costs for your WooCommerce Store - You need to accurately calculate shipping costs to keep margins fair and customers happy, but do you know the four factors that impact shipping expenses?
  Topics: post, shipping, weight, rate, calculate, rates, set, products, customers, store, usps, woocommerce, costs.
• How to Create Coupons with WooCommerce - Coupons are a great way to attract new customers and get loyal ones to come back for more. WooCommerce includes simple yet powerful coupon functionality that fits most stores’ needs right out-of-the-box — which means you can start offering coupons with WooCommerce in just a few clicks. How to set up a new coupon in WooCommerce First […]
  Topics: coupon, discount, customers, products, cart, set, coupons, apply, entire, create, woocommerce.
• How to Create a Professional Email Address [+ Examples] - News flash -- your email address from high school won’t cut it in the real world. Even if “baseballbro25@aim.com” serves as a nostalgic reminder for your peak athletic years, it’ll look like an eyesore on your resume and prompt any recruiter or hiring manager to press delete.
  Topics: way, youll, connect, address, professional, hosting, create, business, choose, set, process, examples, email.
• How to Create a Revenue-Generating Google Ads Campaign - The trouble with search engine optimization (SEO) is that it takes a long time to work and doesn’t come with any guarantees. Pay-per-click (PPC) advertising, on the other hand, can provide results a lot faster. For companies that have no organic presence and need ROI fast, a paid ad is sometimes your best bet for driving traffic to (and conversions from) your website.
  Topics: marketing, campaign, ads, term, set, youll, create, search, ad, revenuegenerating, content, google.
• How to Fire Someone: A Step-by-Step Guide to Letting an Employee Go - To terminate is to bring to an end. And if you've ever had to figure out how to terminate an employee, you know things don’t get much harder or sadder. Most managers dread this part of the job more than any other. And frankly, you should feel a little dread when parting ways with an employee -- it's what makes you human. Luckily, there are some steps you can take to ensure the conversation goes smoothly.
  Topics: guide, set, phone, performance, hr, termination, stepbystep, team, meeting, person, paperwork, letting, employee.
• How to Run Facebook Ads: A Step-by-Step Guide to Advertising on Facebook - When setting up a paid Facebook ad, there are a lot of boxes to be checked. Are you targeting the right people? Are your image dimensions to scale? Are you running the right type of ad? If we're being honest, it can get a little confusing.
  Topics: facebook, metrics, stepbystep, manager, ad, youll, youre, ads, customized, advertising, guide, include, run, set.
• How to Scale Your Facebook Ads (While Maintaining a Healthy Return on Ad Spend) - To successfully scale your Facebook advertising, you need to consider more than just increasing your budget. Here are some strategies to help you increase your budget without decreasing your results.More
  Topics: budget, youre, set, spend, return, ads, healthy, ad, warm, maintaining, facebook, creative, customers, audience, scale.
• How to Set & Achieve Marketing Objectives in 2021 - In the marketing industry, setting objectives can be a double-edged sword. On the one hand, constantly raising the bar can incentivize your team to sustain your growth rate over long periods. On the other hand, it can incentivize your team to prioritize your company’s needs over your customers’ needs. Contrary to popular belief, solely focusing on the results doesn’t actually produce results. Focusing on serving your customers is what produces results. Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO, is famous for sparking this customer-centric movement.
  Topics: achieve, leads, goal, objectives, goals, blog, identify, customers, increase, marketing, sales, set.
• How to Set Gmail as Your Browser's Default Email Client for Mailto Links - Fellow Gmail users ... ever click on a " mailto " link to share web content via email, only to have your browser attempt to open the wrong email client? For instance, my computer always used to try opening up Outlook, even though I'm a Gmailer. So annoying.
  Topics: mailto, browsers, chrome, links, email, client, default, browser, select, open, click, settings, set, gmail.
• How to Set Up Automated Email Marketing Workflows (+ Examples) - Are your contacts going with the flow, or are they just sitting dormant in your marketing database? If you don't have any automated email workflows set up, your answer is probably the latter -- which means you're missing out on some major opportunities to nurture and engage your existing contacts. Did you know that marketing automation can lead to a 14.5% increase in sales productivity?
  Topics: set, automated, workflows, examples, email, trigger, content, marketing, contacts, customer, customers, workflow.
• How to Set Up Google Analytics for WordPress - Have you ever wondered what people actually do when they enter your WordPress website? Have you thought about which website pages they tend to stay on longest, what campaigns bring them there, and which of your website pages covert the best?
  Topics: data, dashboard, analytics, plugin, google, wordpress, website, tracking, set, need, information.
• How to Set Up a Dropshipping Store - Ready to create a dropshipping store? Learn the top tools you need to start serving customers fast! Plus, find out where to turn for free, friendly support.
  Topics: online, set, sales, products, wordpress, extension, woocommerce, store, platform, dropshipping, youre.
• How to Set Up a New WooCommerce Store - Learn how to build the store of your dreams! From adding products to setting up shipping — skip the stress and master the basics to start selling online fast!
  Topics: need, shipping, started, fast, store, site, woocommerce, product, tax, youll, set, products.
• How to Set Up a WordPress Store with Spocket - Connect the Spocket dropshipping plugin directly to your WordPress store with this beginner-friendly step-by-step walkthrough!
  Topics: click, order, product, woocommerce, youll, wordpress, store, set, spockets, price, products, spocket.
• How to Take Time Off During the Holidays - Worried about stepping away from your store for a few days? From automation to store optimization — 9 ways to to plan ahead so you get the break you need.
  Topics: set, business, holidays, orders, away, order, store, customers, plan, youre.
• How to Track Clicks on a Link in Google Analytics 4 - If you're a marketer, you've undoubtedly asked yourself, "How can I track clicks on a link in Google Analytics?" Tracking clicks can help you understand where your audience is going from one page to another. It'll also let you know what links they're interested in, what CTAs they're clicking, and more.
  Topics: google, analytics, custom, click, youll, set, link, ga4, clicks, track.
• How to Transition from In-Office to Remote Work - Going into the office every day, I was comfortable. I was in a smooth routine.
  Topics: remote, youre, inoffice, working, team, transition, set, meetings, know, work, way.
• How to Use Google Calendar: 18 Features That'll Make You More Productive - Some things you think will be simple actually end up getting really complex. Google knows this all to well, which is why it recently rolled out a brand new Google Calendar -- and plenty of nifty features to go with it. While a few features in the latest Google Calendar aren't new, they have changed somewhat. Still other features you might not know exist at all. Let's go over all of them to make your life a little easier.
  Topics: meeting, event, youre, set, click, calendars, features, calendar, google, view, productive, icon, thatll.
• How to Work From Home With Small Children (& Not Go Crazy!) - Are you having a difficult time working from home with small children? If so, here’s a comprehensive list of tips I’d suggest to keep yourself sane and productive.
  Topics: children, kids, small, set, able, business, crazy, tips, baby, tip, work, day, dsl.
• How to Work from Home: 10 Working From Home Tips - If you’re new to working from home and looking for some tips on how to work from home better, you’ve come to the right place!
  Topics: hours, set, tasks, dont, need, feel, tips, youre, working, work, day.
• Imran Khan’s Verishop adds Verified Shops, a way for emerging brands to set up shop in its digital mall - Verishop, the Los Angeles online retailer founded by former Snap executive Imran Khan, launched a little over a year ago to change the way people shop online. Now the company is launching a new initiative called “Verified Shops” which looks to change the way that up-and-coming retail brands can sell their wares.  As direct-to-consumer and […]
  Topics: verishop, way, shops, khan, khans, brands, retailers, verified, sell, techcrunch, set, imran, shop, online, brand, mall.
• In Google Ads, Balance Automated Bids with User Control - In "3 Handy Google Ads Scripts to Automate Tasks," I addressed methods to expedite pay-per-click management. But, in my experience, advertisers should cautiously embrace Google's push to automate campaigns. The key is to find the right balance of automation and user control.
  Topics: conversions, bids, google, cpa, bid, set, target, maximize, clicks, example, user, balance, ads, ad, control, strategies, automated.
• India’s Reliance Industries set to buy into online pharmacy Netmeds - Indian multinational conglomerate Reliance Industries is holding talks to purchase a controlling share in e-commerce pharmacy business Netmeds.
  Topics: netmeds, reliance, industries, times, buy, valuation, told, us130150, talks, set, economic, statements, deal, subsidiary, pharmacy, indias, online.
• Last-minute Ideas to Increase Sales Over The Holidays - Lots of posts about eCommerce over the holidays encourage you to get started early. We’ve published a number of these ourselves! But the good news is it’s never too late to set up a sale, discount, or deal in your store. As long as the holidays are still happening, you can take a few minutes to […]
  Topics: lastminute, youre, free, ideas, shipping, sale, customers, woocommerce, smart, holiday, set, items.
• Lazada helps Asia’s malls go online after virus upends retail - Clobbered by the crushing effects of the coronavirus pandemic, thousands of retailers from Bangkok to Singapore have rushed to set up online shops on big e-commerce platforms to stay afloat this year.
  Topics: singapore, retail, malls, asias, set, tenants, virus, lazada, mall, helps, online, shopping, virtual, upends, southeast.
• Likes and followers set to be more valuable post Covid-19 - As consumers around the world spend more time on social media in the Covid-19 era, likes and followers on social media are likely to become increasingly valuable to retailers.
  Topics: post, social, valuable, likes, media, marketing, retailers, shoppers, posts, firm, set, salter, covid19, loyalty, followers.
• Mall vacancy rates in the Philippines set to rise - Mall vacancy rates in the Philippines will rise to 12 per cent this year, predicts real estate consultancy company Colliers.
  Topics: philippines, cent, rise, retailers, covid19, online, pandemic, payments, vacancy, set, rates, mall.
• My 3 Favorite Google Ads’ Filters - Filters in Google Ads save time. They can be applied to virtually any reporting column. Instead of scrolling through row after row of data, we could apply filters to show only the most important info.
  Topics: spend, filter, google, favorite, variant, filters, specific, high, data, set, ads, cpa, keywords.
• Online Store Set Up: 12 Things You Must Do to Get Your New Store Up & Running - We know how overwhelmed entrepreneurs can feel during the setup process—this post gives you 12 things you need to do to get your online store set up right.
  Topics: website, started, store, online, set, email, things, social, business, youll, google, emails.
• Online food & personal care in Europe worth €56bn by 2022 - Sales of food and personal care are going well in European ecommerce and are set to increase by 54 percent in the next years. This means the online food and personal care industry will be worth over 56 billion euros by 2022. This is one of the major conclusions from… Continue reading
  Topics: europe, 56bn, iri, food, personal, online, sales, set, increase, care, fmcg, worth.
• Precision marketing set to surge in Apac - Asia Pacific is poised for growth in precision marketing given the increasing base of 2 billion online users.
  Topics: marketing, apac, cent, data, precision, surge, platforms, set, pacific, media, advertisers, spends, asia.
• Searchandising: Using targeted content on search pages - From guided selling to promotions and value propositions, dive into the world of targeted content on search pages.
  Topics: searchandising, pages, set, guides, targeted, search, value, content, relevant, category, using, customers.
• Set up a Professional Photo Studio Anywhere with FlashBooth - Because your products deserve the best ecommerce assets.
  Topics: studio, set, services, products, things, youre, professional, portable, small, flashbooth.
• Set up a home beauty business? This is the new trend to undertake - Interest in buying beauty and personal care items online has increased 11% during the pandemic.
  Topics: undertake, delivery, business, set, products, create, way, services, trend, service, sector, beauty, confidence.
• Smart Targeting: The Better Way to Reach Audiences & Customers - Have you ever visited a website you frequent and found that the text interacts with you?
  Topics: website, example, customers, set, content, based, list, smart, way, audiences, experience, rule, reach, targeting, better.
• Starting a Freelance Business: A Step-by-Step Guide - So, you’re in the business of starting a business. You’re looking for the freedom and flexibility that comes with only answering to yourself.
  Topics: starting, start, guide, lot, content, youll, business, sure, youre, going, set, stepbystep, freelance.
• Superdry India to launch website this month - A dedicated Superdry India website is set to launch later this month.
  Topics: month, step, revenues, superdry, launch, trades, india, website, set, serves, territory, site.
• The Right Way to Move from Etsy to Your Own Website - Escape the high fees of Etsy when you start your own store! Increased profits & greater flexibility are just 2 benefits. Here's how to do it the right way.
  Topics: online, right, way, set, site, vendors, website, youll, shipping, woocommerce, product, products, etsy.
• The Ultimate Ecommerce Checklist for New Store Owners - The process of starting an online store can be confusing, especially when you’re a beginner. You might not know what to do first. And so you do a little bit of everything in a random order. Unfortunately, this might result in some missed steps. To make sure you’re set up […]
  Topics: add, store, shopify, free, website, ultimate, text, ecommerce, checklist, owners, product, set, oberlo.
• The Ultimate Guide to Google Ads for 2019 - If you’re considering spending any amount of money on ads to reach your target audience, then you’d better spend it in the right place. That is, somewhere with over 246 million unique visitors, 3.5 billion daily interactions, and an estimated 700% return on investment. Somewhere like... Google Ads.
  Topics: bid, google, users, ads, search, ultimate, guide, ad, results, set, keywords, yoga.
• Top 5 Mobile Page Speed Fixes - We've tackled in previous posts mobile page speed and Google’s efforts to drive mobile-first indexing. Having built and advised many mobile ecommerce sites, I’ve discovered hundreds of optimization tactics. In this post, I'll share the top five issues that impact mobile page speed in my experience. I’ll also offer tips to assess and quickly fix.
  Topics: mobile, sites, files, page, set, server, fixes, speed, file, site, javascript.
• Unbounce Review – Build and Test Custom Landing Pages - This Unbounce review explores its primary features, the corresponding functionalities, overall pricing plans, plus the type of users the platform is built for. If you’re reading this, you’ve probably tried out landing pages before. And so have many marketers and… Continue reading Unbounce Review – Build and Test Custom Landing Pages
  Topics: set, month, build, test, pages, unbounce, landing, page, custom, sticky, conversion, popups, elements.
• Understanding Google’s Smart Shopping Campaigns - I’ve written many articles in the last year that address Google Ads' automation. Used carefully, automation — bidding, dynamic copy, scripts —  can free up time for strategy. In this post, I’ll focus on Smart Shopping campaigns for Google Shopping.
  Topics: smart, ads, search, google, shopping, campaign, conversion, standard, understanding, set, googles, campaigns.
• Vietnamese e-commerce platform Tiki set to raise US$100 million - Vietnamese e-commerce platform Tiki is raising another US$100 million from a Northstar Group-led funding round.
  Topics: us100, logistics, platform, chain, tiki, raise, million, ecommerce, industry, firm, set, vietnamese, vietnams.
• Walmart+ subscription service set to launch this month - Walmart+ is the retailer’s latest bid to compete against online retail giant Amazon.
  Topics: giant, walmart, latest, delivery, launch, month, service, set, retail, subscription, program, online.
• What Is Retargeting? How To Set Up an Ad Retargeting Campaign - In college, I took an advertising class. It taught me what I needed to know about traditional advertising, but the social media portion wasn't as expansive. When we covered Facebook Advertising, for example, I found it difficult to follow along with a lack of examples and the lofty overview of content. Because of that, I decided to look online for a deeper take on the subject. I ended up watching a video that covered a subject I'd struggled with in class — retargeting. The video gave an overview of the concept, then went in-depth about how that looks on Facebook with vibrant examples, really helping a visual learner like me.
  Topics: ads, list, facebook, retargeting, set, ad, campaigns, campaign, audience, website.
• What Is a Breakout Session? [+ How To Plan Your Own] - Having gone to many meetings, I can definitely say that I sometimes get overwhelmed. While I enjoy the content being discussed, I can feel tired and wish for a break to decompress before throwing my mind back into absorbing the information.
  Topics: sessions, meeting, participants, breakout, attendees, content, virtual, set, related, plan, session.
• Why Service-Based Businesses Should Use WooCommerce - Learn how to run a more efficient online business; enjoy unlimited, customized options; and delight your customers when you sell services with WooCommerce.
  Topics: set, woocommerce, youre, add, payments, businesses, service, clients, services, product, servicebased, customers.
• Why WooCommerce is the Best Patreon Alternative - What’s the best alternative to Patreon? Learn how to create your own Patreon alternative so you can keep more money, retain control, & build a better brand.
  Topics: patrons, offer, patreon, support, woocommerce, membership, alternative, subscriptions, set, website, content, best.
• Why You Should Consider Letting Your Customers Name Their Own Price - Nine ways to use Name Your Price to improve the customer experience and increase revenue Allowing your customers to choose what they’re willing to pay for your products and services may seem a bit counterintuitive.  After all, why would a business want to let customers pick a price rather than requiring a set amount?  But […]
  Topics: offer, pay, products, customer, price, consider, choose, product, customers, set, way, letting.
• WooCommerce Payments Now Supports Subscriptions - Capture recurring revenue, set up payment plans, sell subscriptions, or offer weekly services all directly from your WordPress dashboard.
  Topics: set, payments, subscriptions, payment, store, supports, thirdparty, recurring, subscription, dashboard, woocommerce.
• Your Complete Guide to WooCommerce Coupons - Discounts are a great way to motivate customers, move merchandise, & grow your store! Learn advanced tips, tricks, & tools to master coupons in WooCommerce!
  Topics: discount, coupons, set, guide, cart, coupon, discounts, official, complete, items, woocommerce, sales, customers, sale, master.