Top 2023 resources on success

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• 101 Entrepreneur Quotes from the Most Successful Business Owners - Whether you’re looking for insight, advice, or just an understanding of how successful business owners confront challenges⁠—here are our favorite quotes from the world’s most successful entrepreneurs. More
  Topics: dont, quotes, think, founder, way, work, owners, success, entrepreneur, ceo, business, successful, great.
• 13 New Ecommerce Books for Spring 2022 - Once a quarter we publish a rundown of new business books that could help ecommerce merchants. This installment includes titles on analytics, podcasting, events, direct-to-consumer, more.
  Topics: spring, ecommerce, hardcover, marketing, learn, success, startup, guide, kindle, business, retail, books.
• 14 New Business Books for 2021 - Here is a list of new and upcoming business books for entrepreneurs, managers, and creative professionals. Learn how to sell your business, harness the power of your developers, adopt the principles of success at Amazon, alter your thinking to achieve quick mastery, and more.
  Topics: working, business, guide, trust, success, shows, help, principles, learn, developers, books.
• 15 of the Best Women@INBOUND Quotes to Inspire You Today - INBOUND is a key milestone for professionals in industries spanning across marketing, sales, customer success, revenue operations, and more.
  Topics: today, womeninbound, dont, quality, inspire, best, look, way, start, women, producer, success, inbound, quotes.
• 16 Years of Dropshipping: The Unlikely Niche That Made This Entrepreneur a Seven-Figure Success - It can be difficult to keep an online business afloat for 16 weeks, so when you hear about one that’s been around for 16 years, it’s hard not to be impressed. Since opening his store in 2003, Adam Greenspan has managed to scale it to the point where it’s a […]
  Topics: store, wallplate, wallplates, business, adam, online, products, entrepreneur, success, unlikely, sevenfigure, warehouse, product, niche.
• 24 Books for Entrepreneurs, Written by Women (2023) - From beloved bestsellers to new discoveries, explore the best women entrepreneur books recommended by women, for everyone.More
  Topics: entrepreneurs, written, senior, authorrecommended, vulnerability, books, women, hoursbuy, book, making, success, business.
• 300+ Motivational Quotes To Reach Your Potential Each Day - Motivational quotes can help you reach your potential each day. Sure, they’re just words. But they’re positive words. And if you’re on the verge of giving up or struggling to push yourself to the next level, sometimes that’s just what you need. So whether you’re trying to finish a project, […]
  Topics: potential, motivational, dont, success, unknown, youre, change, reach, life, world, quotes, day, work.
• 4 Questions You Should Ask Before Investing in Influencer Marketing - There are more resources, tools and case studies available than ever to help build a successful campaign.
  Topics: know, youre, influencers, investing, marketing, questions, help, campaign, ask, customers, message, success, influencer.
• 45 Quotes That Celebrate Teamwork, Hard Work, and Collaboration - Henry Ford's quote, "If everyone is moving forward together, then success takes care of itself," is one of my personal favorite quotes on teamwork. 
  Topics: click, things, success, quotes, individual, collaboration, work, team, hard, great, teamwork, help, celebrate.
• 5 Challenges Marketers Face in Understanding Audiences [New Data + Market Researcher Tips] - As customer behavior constantly changes, marketers face an ongoing challenge to keep up with their audiences. Personalization and need fulfillment are essential to the success of any marketing campaign, and failing to understand what your customers want could result in lost revenue for your business.
  Topics: data, tips, face, market, target, customer, audience, challenges, campaigns, understanding, researcher, content, marketers, success, audiences, social, marketing.
• 5 Obstacles to SEO Success - I’ve worked in SEO for 14 years. In my experience, the following five deficiencies will likely block efforts to improve organic search performance
  Topics: outdated, engines, businesses, organic, results, site, seo, obstacles, sites, rankings, search, success.
• 5 SEO Success Stories to Inspire Your 2021 Strategy - Search engine optimization (SEO) may seem like a straightforward concept.
  Topics: strategy, marketing, success, seo, traffic, business, content, hubspot, tools, inspire, site.
• 5-Minute Mentor: How Do I Get My Products In Front of Customers Online? - Here's how to incorporate e-commerce into your existing brick-and-mortar sales.
  Topics: workin, julia, imports, cofounder, business, online, 5minute, customers, mentor, writer, company, success, york, products, terry.
• 7 Coding Barriers to SEO Success - Googlebot obeys only certain commands, ignores forms and cookies, and crawls only the links coded with a proper anchor tag and href. What follows are seven items that block Googlebot and other search engine bots from crawling (and indexing) all of your web pages.
  Topics: barriers, tags, success, site, seo, search, googlebot, content, pages, url, coding, links, cookies, bots.
• 7 Content Marketing Metrics to Consider for Continued Success - No business can survive without customers. While customer retention is incredibly important, attracting new customers is essential to growing your business. Because of this, customer acquisition should be a top priority for business owners. This begs the question, how do you get new customers or clients in the literal or figurative door?
  Topics: success, marketing, content, continued, youre, consider, potential, youll, google, metrics, business, important, customers.
• 7 Simple Tips for Instagram eCommerce Success - The biggest question for every eCommerce store owner is: How do I get seen? In the online market, visibility is everything. Unlike a physical shop with a set location, your eCommerce store is surrounded by thousands of others that are highly similar. You constantly play a shuffling game on the expansive online market. One minute […]
  Topics: images, brand, business, instagram, tips, image, online, marketing, ecommerce, simple, products, content, success, posts.
• 8 Key Personnel Roles for Ecommerce Success in 2020 - It is easier than ever to launch an ecommerce business. Sourcing products is not a problem. Platforms equalize the capabilities of competing stores. Success, therefore, depends on your execution.
  Topics: customer, site, products, team, ecommerce, merchandising, product, roles, key, manager, content, success, personnel, business.
• A 4-step Plan for Video Marketing Success - Videos are a potent way for ecommerce businesses to build lasting, profitable customer relationships. What follows are four steps — before you film — for successful video marketing.
  Topics: video, videos, article, marketing, youtube, planning, 4step, store, content, plan, example, audience, success.
• 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.
• Best of Both Worlds: Ethical Fashion Label and YouTube Success - Going against industry conventions, Justine Leconte created her namesake label by focusing on ethical production, selling direct to consumers, and building a Youtube channel. In this episode of Shopify Masters, Justine shares her launch roadmap, thoughts on the fashion industry, and journey on Youtube.More
  Topics: im, ethical, thats, really, way, collection, label, success, things, think, dont, youtube, worlds, fashion, best.
• Despite COVID-19, 5 Chicago VCs say region is poised for success - Chicago has a long history of creating industry-leading companies and it doesn’t seem COVID-19 is slowing down the city. TechCrunch surveyed Chicago venture capitalists who remain optimistic despite the current crisis. COVID-19 could be good for Chicago, they told TechCrunch throughout their survey responses. It’s clear from the responses below investors in Chicago are interested […]
  Topics: techcrunch, vcs, tech, founders, city, success, companies, talent, expect, local, region, poised, despite, startup, say, remote, covid19, chicago.
• Digital payments: a key to success for entrepreneurs - When an entrepreneur can easily monitor their daily cash flow through digital payments and collections, they are in a position to better manage inventories and increase profit margins.
  Topics: payments, sales, digital, greater, payment, benefits, success, according, growth, companies, key, entrepreneurs.
• Dutch T-shirt startup Girav launches in Germany - Girav, a Dutch startup specialized in extra long T-shirts for men, is going abroad. The ecommerce company has opened an online store in Germany. The company was founded by Erik de Weerd in 2010, after he – 1.96 meters long – couldn’t find nice T-shirts in his size. He always… Continue reading
  Topics: shirts, store, startup, dutch, tshirts, long, revenue, tshirt, germany, launches, girav, success, order.
• Ecommerce Expert Jay Wright on Why Being 'Client Obsessed' is Key to Success - What's right for the client is best for everyone, he says.
  Topics: businesses, marketing, ecommerce, whats, key, jay, obsessed, im, expert, right, client, wright, success, business, good.
• Ecommerce Pricing Strategies for Success: How to Price Your Products - In this blog post, we’re going to discuss a number of different ecommerce pricing strategies you can use to help your business succeed.
  Topics: ecommerce, business, products, price, strategies, youre, usp, pricing, product, success, pay.
• Elastic Path Insider: Meet the Customer Success Team - Meet our customer success team! Small but mighty, the group consists of four people (you'll meet them soon). Each team member is a master of our two products, Elastic Path Commerce and Elastic Path Commerce Cloud, and work with our customers to guarantee they get expert guidance and support throughout onboarding, implementation and onward. The team's overarching goal is to ensure we’re partnering with our customers to meet their goals, so they can focus on launching and continuously optimizing unique digital commerce experiences for their customers. To get better insight, we sat down with the team and asked a series of questions to get to know them, their role, and an idea of what life is like on the Customer Success team at Elastic Path. Let's go meet the team! Q: What's the first thing you would want a customer to know about working with Elastic Path? Q: How long have you been working in the eCommerce Industry? Rachel: I’ve been working in eCommerce and retail my entire career. I started off as an eCommerce buyer and have worked for various eCommerce SAAS companies like Truefit and NewStore. Christine: I have been working in the eCommerce Industry for seven years. After I had my first daughter, I decided I wanted to change career paths and started working as a Customer Success Manager for an online t-shirt company and then a beauty subscription company. I’ve loved my experience within the eCommerce space and that’s what brought me to Elastic Path. Vanessa: I have been working in the eCommerce industry for about seven years now. My experience really runs the gamete, I’ve worked within the furniture and wellness industries and also for a PIM provider. All of this experience enables me to better our own customer’s experience. Esme: I've spent my entire career in eCommerce, starting off at online retailer Rue La La. Since then, I've worked for several other brands and have become very passionate about eCommerce. My love for eCommerce sparked my interest in joining Elastic Path. I'm thrilled to be able to continue in this field and support brands in achieving their eCommerce goals.   Q: What does your role entail? Rachel: I’m responsible for delivering the best customer experience and products for our customers and help them deliver the best technology experience to their customers.  Christine: My responsibility is to ensure our customers are successful. I nurture my customer relationships, making sure everything runs smoothing during their onboarding, overseeing and supporting their launch and then continuing to make them feel supported once they have gone live. Vanessa: My role involves a lot of relationship building. I serve as a conduit between the customers and our internal team. I really enjoy working cross functionally and ensuring that I am the voice of the customer. Esme: My role is always evolving to meet the needs of our customers. In this new remote world, a lot of my day-to-day is spent on zoom calls, spending time building relationships with our customer base. It’s important to me to learn their story, what they hope to get out of the platform so I can support them in achieving their goals. Our customers have a mix of wants and needs. Some customers are independent and request a monthly cadence, while other customers are hands-on and want day-to-day or weekly support. Each day I’m working to make sure our customers feel understood and supported.   Q: What is your favorite part about working with our customers? Rachel: Helping our customers achieve their digital strategies. They come to us with complex problems and thoughts and don’t know yet how they will achieve them. We work closely to roadmap and workshop ideas and figure out a way to solve things together. I like to think we’re an extension of our customers teams and it’s really the highlight of being in Customer Success to see that come together.   Christine: Interacting with them and finding out what motivates them and understanding their KPIs to make sure we can all grow together. Vanessa: One of my favorite aspects of my job is being the voice of the customer internally. I love when I have built a relationship enough where I can serve as an extension of their team within Elastic Path and advocate for their wants and needs. Esme: Our customers are so inviting and friendly, and that really makes me enjoy coming to work each day. eCommerce is an exciting space, and I love to see the excitement and eagerness our customers bring when they are first kicking off a project. It’s a pleasure to be able to guide them to create their unique vision.   Q: How does the team measure customer success? Rachel: It’s shared success. Thinking about what our customers need, what are their goals from pie in the sky to super detailed goals and how do we help them achieve that with what we have today, what’s on the roadmap and making sure our customers can use our platform with ease.   Christine: Having frictionless renewals and high customer satisfaction. Vanessa: We measure customer success by limiting churn and solidifying renewals. On a more emotional level, we also gauge success through how we collaborate with our customers and their overall satisfaction. Satisfaction can come from ensuring alignment with customer teams on roadmap, product enhancements, meeting timelines and more. Esme: We’re successful when our customer is successful. To me a lot of that is measured by meeting their goals. One thing that I have found in supporting our customers is introducing them to other customers. Together they can share best practices, discuss how they use the platform and build relationships. My goal is to build a partnership.   Q: How does the team measure customer success? Q: What does a typical customer engagement/cadence look like? Rachel: We often meet with our customers on a weekly basis to catch what’s going on, open projects other types of calls where we’ll bring in other members of the team to workshop roadmaps, talk about their requirements, work on the future of the product. We think of our customers as co-authors so we often have meetings to bring them into our products.   Q: How do customers familiarize themselves with the product? Rachel: Through The Learning Center, it's a great place to get started with their onboarding. I also highly recommend that they leverage it as a resource throughout our partnership. We’re always publishing easily digestible short form courses and other learning experiences.
  Topics: inside, ive, meet, customer, elastic, customers, path, team, working, ecommerce, success.
• Entrepreneurship for Everyone: Martha Stewart Shares Her Blueprint for Success - Picture it: a crisp December evening in New York’s fabled SoHo neighborhood. The narrow streets host industrial manufacturers, art galleries, fashionable boutiques, and flagship stores.More
  Topics: martha, business, shares, media, entrepreneurship, blueprint, stewart, know, success, learn, nobu, stewarts, product, finkelstein.
• Extra Crunch Live: Join Anu Duggal for a live Q&A on August 20 at 11am PT/2pm ET - Rent the Runway and Glossier became unicorns within the same week in June 2019. That same year, only 2.7% of venture capital dollars went toward female-founded companies. Silicon Valley’s disconnect between the monetary success of female-founded companies and funding them in the first place is disheartening. The conversation is there, but the dollar sign momentum […]
  Topics: 11am, capital, success, live, founders, duggal, went, pt, join, qa, extra, female, crunch, venture, fund, anu.
• Farmer Boy Builds on Tradition While Preparing for the Future by Replatforming to BigCommerce - For over 30 years, Farmer Boy has been one of the leading companies in the agricultural industry, offering animal handling…
  Topics: b2b, boy, success, sales, replatforming, website, buyers, platform, customers, farmer, company, ecommerce.
• Finding Sweet Success with Sugar Free Beverages - One fateful dinner party led Cristina Ros Blankfein and Jennifer Ross to ideate the zero sugar beverage products behind Swoon. In this episode of Shopify Masters, Cristina shares with us their approach to finding and working with flavor scientists, manufacturers, and trade shows.More
  Topics: sugar, finding, products, lot, success, free, thats, things, product, different, beverages, sweet, simple, really, customers.
• Flipping Violins and Slurping Noodles: The Life of a Serial Entrepreneur - Wil Yeung is a successful YouTube chef with a cookbook, a sushi class, and a legion of followers. But his path has had more than one unexpected twist. This is the story of a violin flipper, music school owner, wedding photographer, commercial videographer, documentarian, coconut milk maker, salt wholesaler, real estate investor, and foodie turned YouTube celeb. Find out how Wil built a successful career as a serial entrepreneur.More
  Topics: content, life, noodles, im, work, youtube, serial, channel, slurping, success, value, wil, flipping, business, violins, entrepreneur.
• Free Business Course to Help Launch or Grow Your Ecommerce Business -- Apply Now - FounderU by Clearco is the first program of its kind designed to help high-growth entrepreneurs in the FounderMade ecosystem.
  Topics: d2c, foundermade, training, help, apply, school, course, grow, program, president, founderu, launch, ecommerce, free, business, success, founders.
• Free Webinar | April 9: 3 Simple Steps to Start Your Side Hustle - Join us as we cover simple steps to launch your own side hustles or alternative revenue streams to earn extra money or cover expenses during this time.
  Topics: money, start, cover, success, entrepreneurs, steps, young, simple, help, hustle, entrepreneur, webinar, kim, streams, free.
• Headless Commerce Success Stories: 4 Brands Solving Tough Challenges with Innovative Tech - Headless commerce is the talk of ecommerce at the moment, and for good reason. For brands facing a variety of…
  Topics: commerce, saas, headless, able, ecommerce, shopping, frontend, backend, success, platform, bigcommerce.
• Hollywood Actor, Director Finds Success on Amazon - Judson Morgan is a Los Angeles-based actor and director. He owns an agency that creates films and other visual content. He's also a successful ecommerce entrepreneur — with a purpose.
  Topics: amazon, ecommerce, agency, actor, success, director, brand, work, finds, money, los, product, benevolence, going, hollywood.
• How 5 Online Businesses Increased Revenue By Selling on eBay - eBay may not be the largest marketplace by gross merchandise value (GMV) — but it’s still pretty close.  With a $96…
  Topics: ebay, bigcommerce, increase, selling, sales, success, integration, started, store, revenue, awesome, sell.
• 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 Headless Commerce Prepares you for Black Friday Survival and Success [Infographic] - Our friends at Mobify have put together a handy infographic outlining how headless commerce helps mitigate 3 Black Friday challenges every ecommerce org faces: 1) traffic spikes, 2) the “code freeze” and 3) employee burnout. Mobify’s also put together an ebook The Modern Ecommerce Leader’s Guide to Black Friday 2020 — with only 260 days […]
  Topics: headless, spikes, soon, outlining, commerce, traffic, today, prepares, black, ecommerce, success, prepared, survival, infographic, modern.
• How Success Happened for Sean Moriarty, CEO of Leaf Group - Since the early days of the internet, Sean Moriarty has led teams that have dramatically changed how we buy goods and services online.
  Topics: success, building, art, leaf, brands, group, sean, team, things, happened, moriarty, ceo.
• How These Two Teens Helped Bust Lockdown Boredom – and Made Bank - The last few months have been a testing time for the entire world. While 2020 started with a bang, the new decade rapidly changed direction when COVID-19 became a pandemic. With people confined to their homes, our priorities and daily routines quickly changed. Forget going on holiday, wandering around a […]
  Topics: taylor, going, lachlan, teens, ads, stores, 70k, coronavirus, facebook, sales, pair, store, business, success, opened.
• How Website Accessibility Affects Your Brand's Reputation and Success - If your business site isn't broadly accessible by users with disabilities, you aren't just missing out on revenue, but also exposing yourself to potential legal trouble.
  Topics: reputation, brands, affects, success, business, websites, ada, disabilities, compliance, standards, accessible, website, access, accessibility.
• How a 23-Year-Old Earned Over $20 Million in Ecommerce in Less Than One Year - Three ways to replicate Kevin Zhang's success.
  Topics: 23yearold, entrepreneurs, business, million, sales, sharp, importance, started, zhang, digital, earned, ecommerce, success.
• How a Visual Language Can Spell Success for Your Next Marketing Campaign - Whether you're bingeing an original series on HBO or scanning your Instagram feed, high-quality visual content is now easier to find than ever.
  Topics: different, brand, youre, campaign, content, goals, spell, audience, language, visual, success, marketing.
• How the D2C Starter Kit can Kickstart Your Digital Commerce Success - Elastic Path adds a D2C Starter Kit for brands to kickstart their Composable Commerce journey with a customizable storefront. What is the D2C Starter Kit? The D2C Starter Kit is an open-sourced toolbox aimed at accelerating the development of a digital commerce storefront that can be easily customized for specific use cases. D2C brands can set up a commerce storefront in a matter of days rather than months, saving up to 15% of implementation costs while preserving the speed and flexibility a Composable Commerce approach affords.  With a Composable Commerce approach, brands can add best-of-breed solutions for functionality like search, CMS (content management system), personalization, etc. With the extensibility of the D2C Starter Kit, brands can include new integrations over time as their needs evolve to keep up with and outpace customer expectations. See the D2C Starter Kit in action in our demo below.   The D2C Starter Kit is built with the modern developer-friendly framework, Next. JS. It is also hosting agnostic to allow brands to pick the platform of their choice, including Netlify(current), AWS, & Vercel. The current iteration also includes Algolia for search and Chakra UI to get started with a range of out-of-the-box components that are easy to customize.  Reduced Time to Value Brands often hesitate to upgrade to a Composable Commerce approach for two key reasons, implementation time and costs. With the Starter Kit, your team can quickly spin up a digital commerce storefront built on EP PXM. APIs that provide functionality such as Cart & Checkout capabilities, promotions, product variation, bundles, and more. With select integrations for site search & a payments solution rounding out a package that can drastically reduce the implementation time and reduce implementation costs by up to 15%!  Learn more about The D2C Starter Kit on GitHub.   Kickstart Your Composable Commerce Journey Discover how the D2C starter kit will help you save time and reduce costs. Contact Elastic Path
  Topics: costs, kickstart, success, brands, starter, composable, d2c, kit, digital, commerce, storefront, search, implementation.
• How to Audit Your PPC Campaign & Identify Metrics for Success - If you manage a Google AdWords account to supplement your organic SEO efforts, you know there are a plenty of metrics available to track and analyze. Sometimes it can be confusing and overwhelming.
  Topics: keywords, landing, identify, campaign, search, ppc, audit, campaigns, match, ad, youre, success, metrics, page.
• How to Make a Product & New Brand: Blueprints for Success - In this guide, you'll learn how to make a product & create a brand strategy that will elevate your ecommerce business from the crowd.
  Topics: brand, branding, product, business, idea, products, blueprints, logo, ideal, design, success, youre.
• How to Make the Perfect Product Page: Tips for Success - Tips to make the perfect product page for each of your store's products so you can drive more conversions & earn more profit!
  Topics: button, product, perfect, users, page, tips, buying, shoppers, images, products, user, going, success.
• How to Sell More with Facebook for BigCommerce: Your Guide to Success - More than 3.4 billion people use Facebook every month to connect with friends and the brands they love. And as…
  Topics: shop, catalog, instagram, facebook, success, business, tag, tags, products, sell, bigcommerce, product, guide.
• How to Sell More with Google: Your Guide to Success - Since launching in 1998, Google has evolved from a leading search engine to a powerful sales and marketing channel that…
  Topics: product, shoppers, bigcommerce, listings, ads, free, guide, products, google, campaigns, success, sell, shopping.
• How to Sell More with Walmart Marketplace: Your Guide to Success - Walmart has grown into a globally recognized brand and dramatically changed the retail landscape since opening its first store in…
  Topics: marketplace, sellers, success, customer, walmart, merchants, fulfillment, products, sell, bigcommerce, product, guide.
• How to Start an Online Marketplace - Start an online marketplace just like Amazon, Etsy or Airbnb! Learn all about online marketplaces, how to start one & how to successfully run one.
  Topics: start, resources, youre, services, marketplace, customers, tips, sell, marketplaces, model, merchants, business, success, online.
• How to Stay Motivated as a Store Owner - How do you stay motivated through the twists, turns, ups, & downs of entrepreneurship? Don’t miss these 13 tips that will change your perspective on business.
  Topics: youll, owner, youre, dont, youve, things, success, ways, store, working, business, day, work, stay, motivated.
• How to Turn a Case Study into a Customer Success Story [+ Tips from HubSpot Marketers] - Expression, passion, style, persuasion, authenticity.
  Topics: client, questions, customer, customers, study, tips, project, company, turn, success, case, marketers, manager, hubspot.
• How to Use Google to Showcase Your Small Business' Products for Free (Infographic) - A simple guide to using Google to get your products in front of its hundreds of millions of users.
  Topics: infographic, guide, small, platforms, youre, products, facebook, success, showcase, business, free, businesses, google.
• I Failed at Podcasting, and So Can You - In 2016, I thought I had the perfect plan.
  Topics: sponsor, audience, failed, audio, podcast, vs, page, success, startups, marketing, students, podcasting.
• Imposter Syndrome: 8 Ways to Deal With It Before It Hinders Your Success - "I got lucky." "I don't belong here." "I'm a fraud, and it's just a matter of time before everyone finds out."
  Topics: imposter, work, success, ways, impostor, youre, know, help, hard, hinders, deal, feel, feeling, syndrome.
• Imposter Syndrome: Am I Actually Successful or Just a Fraud? - Do you feel like an imposter? Do you feel like you haven't earned your achievements or success? Do you feel unworthy? You may have imposter syndrome.
  Topics: think, know, success, successful, actually, help, syndrome, fraud, feel, feelings, best, imposter.
• Instagram Shopping Playbook: 4 Tips to Make Your Content Convert - As of 2021, Instagram has 1 billion users worldwide. The platform has grown exponentially and has become a staple marketing…
  Topics: instagram, product, tips, shoppers, learn, tag, success, tags, shopping, products, posts, playbook, tap.
• Is Dropshipping Worth It? Find Out the Truth About Dropshipping Success - It may sound surprising, but dropshipping has been a profitable form of business model for fulfillment since the 1960s, even before the internet was around. Mail order catalog companies like CompuCard partnered with larger retailers like JCPenney and Sears to… Continue reading Is Dropshipping Worth It? Find Out the Truth About Dropshipping Success
  Topics: customers, dropshipping, dropshippers, business, truth, products, product, youre, success, shipping, worth, customer.
• Is Selling on Amazon Still a Profitable Business? - With so many stores out there, here's what you can do to stand out and be successful.
  Topics: selling, amazon, consultant, retail, world, store, business, success, think, shopping, online, profitable.
• Jack Ma talks about the key to Alibaba’s success - Forbes Media has presented a Lifetime Achievement Award to Alibaba Group founder and partner Jack Ma, hailing the impact of Alibaba since its launch.
  Topics: small, talks, businesses, million, forbes, key, success, consumers, alibabas, china, entrepreneurs, alibaba, jack, ma, financial.
• Looking to Get Into Ecommerce? Here's 3 Things to Do Before Getting Started. - If you're looking to get started in the ecommerce space, here are three crucial things you need to do.
  Topics: looking, audience, sell, getting, working, day, months, productsourcing, say, ecommerce, heres, success, products, things, started.
• Make it Big Podcast: Tapping Into Social Commerce Success with Meta - Welcome to The Make it Big Podcast, a bi-weekly audio series about all things ecommerce by BigCommerce. In this episode,…
  Topics: brand, meta, social, commerce, big, success, instagram, business, tapping, going, product, content, really, podcast, way.
• Managing Your Digital Commerce Investment For Long-Term Success - The old adage that drastic times call for drastic measures holds true as never before. It has never been more important to act fast and to be decisive. But it’s also more important than ever to not lose sight of your long-term business objectives. Read more.
  Topics: digital, coffee, magento, investment, youre, managing, online, sell, commerce, customers, success, need, buying, longterm.
• Measuring Success: Analytics - Success is nothing without a way to measure it. Studying important metrics — like conversion rate, click-through rates, average time on your…
  Topics: online, marketing, customer, youre, help, success, site, measure, rate, traffic, business, visitors.
• Mobile-first design: Your secret to success in 2020 - Mobile-first is the way of the future, and your secret to building a successful business in 2020 is embracing that change before the competition catches on. This article covers the basics to a mobile-first design and a few ideas to get started.
  Topics: secret, customer, mobilefirst, page, business, customers, text, easy, design, success, device, mobile.
• My 3 Rules for Social Media Success - Roughly 4.2 billion people worldwide use social media. In 2021, all ecommerce businesses should attempt to connect with prospects on those platforms. This is my first post to help merchants utilize social media for brand awareness and sales.
  Topics: audience, connect, social, media, way, paintings, success, videos, repost, rules, business, instagram.
• Nicole Leinbach Reyhle Shares the Secret to Holiday Retail Success at Make it Big 2021 - Customers expect to be delighted when they shop — but are you prepared to entertain? At BigCommerce’s 2021 Make it…
  Topics: consumers, success, customers, shoppertainment, brand, season, secret, shares, reyhle, leinbach, big, nicole, holiday, really, retail, retailers.
• On a Tight Business Budget? Here’s How to Make It Work [Podcast] - Let’s go back a few years. Chris was working 30 to 40 hours a week at a minimum wage job. He had no drive and no idea what he wanted out of life. Things took a turn for the worse when his long-term relationship ended. He was so knee-deep in […]
  Topics: heres, budget, took, podcast, store, tight, pounds, hes, starting, business, youre, work, dropshipping, things, success, chris.
• Our Favorite Remote Workspaces and Why They’re Effective - "The future of work is being able to work in your pajamas," HubSpot's CTO, Dharmesh Shah, said in his 2019 INBOUND keynote.
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• Paid Search Drives Kuru Footwear to 2021 Success - Sean McGinnis arrived at Kuru Footwear, a direct-to-consumer brand, in 2020 as chief marketing officer. One year later, he's president of the company, and sales are booming.
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• Product Content Management & Merchandising: Product Design - Merchandisers: We see you. Our goal at Elastic Path is to solve your eCommerce problems. As merchandizers you are tasked with maintaining product and responding to customer and business demand through analysis and insights. No easy feat, especially now more than ever in a highly competitive digital commerce landscape with half the time to complete twice the tasks. UX/UI Informed Design We lean on best practices when designing products for the busy merchandiser such as the proven tenets of User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI) design. I like to think of UX/UI design as an iceberg. Not of the cold, Titanic-leveling variety; but more of a multi-layered and powerful creation that is more than meets the eye. Think of UX as end-to-end workflow, and UI as usability; or how you interact with the visual components of the platform to accomplish the workflow. At its surface, the UI gives us the look and feel of the site; both the graphic and visual design to support the branding, and the ease of navigation. But slip down a level into where the UX begins; where functions like scope and structure live, and the all-important strategy; the how you accomplish your business objectives each and every day. Improve workflows, reduce pain points As a merchandiser your world is product management, data, and analytics. You have catalogs and price books to manage, promotions, SKUs, and the task of how best to market what you have in what limited time you have to do it. We study your business needs and create personas to get a better understanding of workflows and how to solve your pain points. Your daily struggles may involve adjusting categories, setting up repeat promotions, testing changes, or managing data to gain insight into customers’ buying habits. We study these pain points and come up with core design principles for our products that address problems head on; what you’re looking for is a platform to manage all these specific tasks with a high level of flexibility, accuracy, and consistency. Our success is your success Our product’s success depends on you. We look at behavioral and attitudinal aspects of how you interact with the product: how fast did you learn a task? How many features did you use? How satisfied were you overall with its performance? We may also look at a system usability score (SUS) or a net promoter score (NPS) to gauge and further document satisfaction. Always improving always testing From there we work to improve the product. How can we improve on existing features in the long and short term like account management, data visualization, promotions, or how new team members onboard with the platform? Our goal is to continually improve, so you and your customers get the most value from a system that grows with you. How we partner with our customers Observation and Contextual Interviewing – We watch, listen, and ask questions to better understand how you’re using the product and directly address needs and gaps Concept Testing – Your input directly affects product improvement and testing Customer Success – We have a dedicated team to your feedback and success What does this mean for merchandisers? You get the latest in product innovation. Real solutions for your problems, with the full support of our product and customer success teams. Our new functionality, Catalog Composer, offers more flexibility and speed to manage complex catalogs across brands, geos, touchpoints, and business models 5 times faster than more rigid tools of the past. You don’t need additional development work, or potentially messy customizations and workarounds to manage multiple catalogs as you scale from week, to month, to year. I invite you to take a tour and see for yourself the power and flexibility of this tool, and how it can transform your eCommerce playbook.
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• Retail platform Shopdaheim is a success - The German retail platform Shopdaheim is a success. Four weeks after the launch, almost 10.000 dealer addresses from 41 different industries are listed. Every day, clicks in the six-figure range generated through the platform. Shopdaheim is a platform that gives all stationary retailers the opportunity to register free of charge… Continue reading
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• Success in Europe Requires ‘People on the Ground,’ Says Danish Entrepreneur - American businesspeople tend to view Europe as a single market with like-minded consumers and cultures. But Rasmus Cort knows better. His company, Sorry Mom, sells tattoo ointments and lotions throughout the continent. I asked him how a U.S.-based company can succeed there.
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• Success in Mobile Commerce Requires a Mobile-specific Strategy - Ecommerce sites typically have goals for overall revenue and growth. However, it is essential to create mobile-specific goals, too. Roughly half of ecommerce traffic now comes from mobile devices, according to Google. Thus specific metrics for mobile — i.e., conversions, bounce rates — are critical.
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• Teespring’s comeback story - Startup stories are often too reductive — an entrepreneur dreams up an idea, snags some co-founders, raises a bit of money and presto: success and riches. It’s nearly never true. Even breakout successes like Slack that may feel straightforward have complicated stories. Amongst the most valuable startups there are hidden crises and disappointing quarters. Some […]
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• The hybrid customer experience may be the key to your eCommerce success - This post was originally published on March 11, 2019 and has been updated for accuracy and relevancy in the market. Why a Hybrid Customer Experience is Essential for Today’s Consumer There are 2.14 billion digital shoppers today. Having an eCommerce strategy has become not just a nice-to-have, but a vital component of any business’s long-term success; And the recent expansion of IoT, proliferation of smart devices, global crises like COVID-19, and trending mobile apps like TikTok, have forced businesses to shift their focus, expand their online presence, and accelerate their digital strategy. After all, that’s where the customers are, right? While yes, many consumers today do prefer shop online as it can be more accessible and cater to personal preferences, it’s not the end of the brick-and-mortar store. As it turns out, based on a 2019 study, many customers actually prefer a hybrid experience over one that is entirely online or in-person. In fact, customers that shop using more than one channel have a 30% higher lifetime value than those that only use one. What exactly is a hybrid customer experience? The hybrid experience is a commerce experience that combines elements of both eCommerce and in-person shopping experiences, whether that’s in-store, at an event, or over the phone. A good example in understanding the hybrid experience is how many companies now let customers order products online and pick them up at one of their local stores. Many businesses also now allow customers to return items they ordered online to a local store to receive a refund or even cash. We’ve even recently seen the adoption of in-store mobile self-checkout and COVID-19 introduced the concept of curbside pickup. These hybrid experiences are driven by an integrated ecommerce strategy and solution that allows companies to carry not only brand messaging, marketing tactics, and product information across channels, but also customer data. This means businesses can give customers a more seamless, frictionless experience. Their account information can be accessed by in-store representatives or pulled up on different devices, and shoppers can hunt for product data such as pricing or in-store availability. At the end of the day, consumers can take that next step of their journey when and how they want. That level of convenience is one of the core underlying behaviors that drive all shoppers today. Why all businesses should consider a hybrid approach In 2016 and 2017, customer experiences that were fully online experienced a one percent decline, while customer experiences that were hybrid actually increased by one percent. For large companies, a one percent change in either direction can represent either a loss or gain of hundreds of millions in revenue. Today, in 2021, companies that can build and deliver strong multi-channel engagement for their customers can actually see a 9.5% year-over-year increase in annual revenue. Here are a few additional compelling trends and stats that highlight the importance of leveraging a hybrid customer experience: Consumers of all ages – including 62% of Baby Boomers and 58% of Gen Zers, still prefer buying from a physical store (Source) 63% of shopping occasions begin online (Source) 45% of brick-and-mortar buyers check online reviews before buying (Source) 50% of Consumers Expect to Buy Online and Be Able to Pick Up In-Store (Source) 39% of consumers are unlikely or very unlikely to visit a retailer’s store if the online store does not provide physical store inventory information (Source) 71% of in-store shoppers who use smartphones for research say their device has become more important to their in-store experience (Source) 56% of consumers have used their mobile device to research products at home with 38% having used their mobile device to check inventory availability while on their way to a store and 34% who have used their mobile device to research products while in a store. (Source) Given some of the stats above, it apparent that in-store moments matter to customers, whether they’re stand alone or augmented by a digital concept. The reason why the hybrid experience was deemed better than online or traditional experiences is mainly about convenience. Customers aren’t necessarily looking for a specific shopping experience. Instead, they are looking for the best overall shopping experience for their wants and needs. Customers today demand shopping experiences that are simple, lack any friction, and can cater to their preferences and timeline. The emotional response to the shopping experience is another important factor. Less friction, more personalization, and better convenience will satisfy consumers, and a positive emotional response increases brand affiliation and can result in positive reviews, word-of-mouth, more revenue and less churn. When a company’s overall shopping experience is pleasant, customers tend to remember that and often become repeat customers as a result. Ready to Bring Your Hybrid Commerce Strategy to Life? Make any touchpoint transactional and build unique commerce experiences catered to your brand with an Omnichannel approach. Check out our comprehensive guide to learn more. Read the Guide Hybrid Customer Experience Example 1: Carvana Carvana for example, is typically an online-only car company founded in 2012 that embraced the hybrid experience in a creatively big way. The company’s business model involves selling slightly used vehicles online for less than what traditional car dealers sell them for. Customers can order cars online and have them shipped to their homes. They then have seven days to decide whether to keep them or return them for a full refund. But Carvana customers also have another option. They can travel to a Carvana location and pick up their new vehicles in person if they want. And to make things interesting, the company has created what it calls a “car vending machine,” which is a five-story automated car storage and retrieval system. Carvana customers are given a large token. When placed in a token receptacle, the system is activated and the vehicle they selected is pulled from inventory and placed right in front of them – just like a vending machine In the Carvana example, and with other companies that have embraced the hybrid experience, the important takeaway is customers aren’t necessarily looking for a traditional retail experience or an online experience. They are looking for a shopping experience that makes them feel like a valued customer. It’s about offering customers a superior shopping experience, and it’s a strategy you can embrace with your eCommerce business to take it to the next level, win over more customers, and close more sales. Hybrid Customer Experience Example 2: Birchbox Birchbox is another prime example of a brand that that took their mastery of online ecommerce and expanded to physical locations. Birchbox, founded in 2010, is a global online monthly subscription service for beauty products and cosmetics. They offer a wide variety of skin care products, makeup, perfumes, and other organic-based beauty lines to consumers in the US, the UK, France, Spain, Belgium, and Ireland. In 2014, four years after launching their online-only business, BirchBox dove head-first into in-person retail and opened their first brick-and-mortar shop in New York City’s Soho neighborhood. Consumer data showed that shoppers in New York had a 3x higher lifetime value than any other customer. In an attempt to cater to their most loyal customers, they wanted to offer a personalized, in-person experience. Customers can build custom boxes, in-person, just like they might online, but they’re also able to get the knowledge and expertise of the BirchBox representatives, ask questions, and get an even more personalized experience. Where Birchbox excelled was how they carried their online brand experience and messaging to an in-person experience. Consumers could still pick-and-mix while choosing from the top 100 products and brands that Birchbox had to offer. Even the store coloring and concepts matched their digital store, from the color and styling to the packaging.  Developing your hybrid experience strategy If you want to cash in on the benefits of the hybrid shopping experience, you’ll need to develop a strategy to implement hybrid solutions in your own eCommerce business. There are many different ways you can do this, and a strategy that works for one company isn’t necessarily going to work for another. Still, there is a general approach to developing a strategy that does work well for most businesses. The first thing you want to do is to brainstorm ways you can transform your eCommerce business from a solely online or in-person venture into a hybrid business. What are some ways you can improve the customer experience by adding a physical or digital element to your business? Write down everything that comes to mind and then carefully consider each idea to see if it makes sense financially for you to pursue. The next thing is to implement your idea to see if you see an increase in customer loyalty and repeat business. If you do come up with more than one idea, it’s important to experiment with only one idea at a time. That way you will be able to easily determine the things that work and those that don’t. Consider split testing your ideas. Measure shopping outcomes prior to implementing ideas and after so you can have a clear comparison of the results. You also want to consider investing in the latest technologies if a technological solution will be a part of your strategy. How long has a particular technology been around? You don’t want to run into a situation where you invest in a technology only to find out something better and/or more affordable is about to be released. Which companies offer the technology you are interested in? Take the time to evaluate different options to see which company offers the best solution for your needs. Other factors to consider when evaluating options include how much customer support is offered, availability of product training, and overall ease of use. Finally, when developing your hybrid experience strategy, it’s vitally important to always remember what customers are looking for. It isn’t an issue of online versus offline. Rather, it’s about the overall shopping experience. The purpose of developing a hybrid strategy is to increase brand loyalty. Anything that takes away from that goal should be discarded. Do’s and Don’ts of Building a Hybrid Customer Experience Do Ensure Your Messaging is Consistent Both Online and In-store You want your customers to have the same brand experience walking around your brick-and-mortar shop as they do when browsing online. This can include your graphics, copy, sinage, and even product labeling or packaging. They don’t need be identical, but should give your customers the vibe they know and love. Don’t Try to Make the In-Store Experience the Exact Same as Your Digital Experience In fact, you don’t want it to be. In-store shopping is a much more sensory experience than a digital one and should be treated as such. People shop in-person still because they like to see, smell, feel, or try on the products they’re evaluating, and this is something brands should take advantage of. Take Sephora, the retail beauty giant. The brand look and feel and messaging is the same across the website and in-store experience, but when you go in person, you can smell the perfume when you walk in. You can get physical free samples and even get your makeup done at the counter.   Imagine Sephora decided to remove all that, but you could still use their digital app in-store to virtually ‘try on’ the newest lipstick color. Doesn’t quite make sense, does it? Do Offer the Same Level of Communication and Education as You Do Online Customers want to feel like they’re getting the same value as they do when hunting for product information online. You’ll want to ensure your ground staff has been trained on company branding, messaging, and are knowledge on product information. Having one-on-one recommendations come from an in-store representative feels personal, one of the other core trends consumers crave today. The bottom line At the end of the day, you could just continue doing the things that have already made you successful and not bother with embracing the hybrid experience. Why rock the boat? But ignoring the power of the hybrid experience is leaving money on the table. Making the hybrid experience a part of your strategy is really about increasing customer loyalty, brand recognition, and revenue. It’s about scaling your business and growing the bottom line.
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