Business Insider estimates that 76 million U.S. shoppers will spend $23.3 billion buying products through social networks by the end of 2020. That’s a 20% jump from just a year ago. Facebook Shops—Facebook’s newest tool for social commerce—make it possible for even the smallest business to reach that huge and growing market. As Mark Zuckerberg
SEO is probably the most talked about topic in digital marketing. Every business wants a good share of traffic from Google. Today, Shopify SEO is going big especially as we head into 2021. Every store wants more (real) traffic thus fights for the same search traffic. And I’m guessing that’s exactly why you’re here. To
One in five shoppers starts their product search on Google. This makes Google second only to Amazon when it comes to product searches—and gives sellers a great opportunity. Google Shopping is the umbrella term covering the different tools and programs that Google provides to help online stores reach shoppers. But how does Google Shopping actually
If the ecommerce revolution started in1995, get ready for the next evolution. Starting slowly in 2014, live commerce (or live streaming) in 2020 is becoming a go-to option for Asian consumers seeking new products, promotions, or an impulse buy on a deal, especially for categories such as beauty and fashion, food, and home products. Estimated
Creating an e-commerce website is not a complicated endeavor. You can focus on developing solid products and promoting your brand while turning to a software company to handle the technical details—and you won’t even need an engineering degree. However, while you don’t need to be a programmer yourself, it’s important that you understand at least
Today you’re going to learn about Shopify, how it works and how to fix the most common errors and issues. In this comprehensive guide I’ll cover: What Is Shopify? How It Works What Is It Used For? How Much Does Shopify Cost Per Month? Common errors and issues you can fix Lots more So if
The ecommerce industry is booming. These trends are showing no signs of slowing down in the foreseeable future. In fact, the global ecommerce market is expected to eclipse $6.54 trillion in sales by 2023. That’s up from $3.53 trillion in 2019. Whether you’re interested in starting a new ecommerce business from scratch or looking to
How to sell on Walmart? That is the question on everyone’s mind lately as it is clear from recent developments that most online sellers are starting to notice. It helps that Shopify and Walmart cut a deal earlier this year, enabling Shopify sellers to sell on Walmart from within their store. The COVID pandemic of
Facebook page shops and Instagram profile shops have existed for quite a while but the latest iteration marks the most significant changes that impact small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). Historically, Facebook shops were geared toward online retail stores selling products but now Facebook is planning to expand the tools for service-based businesses and digital products.
With a majority of consumers moving online for their shopping (66% prefer it to brick-and-mortar), it’s a better time than ever to have a WooCommerce store. But it’s a challenge to reach purchase-ready consumers with consistency. Google Shopping Ads let you advertise to consumers who are actively searching for products, but with an unoptimized campaign,
Walmart is one of the world’s largest retailers. And with more and more consumers shopping online these days, getting your products on Walmart.com can be a major benefit. The process for selling on Walmart Marketplace differs from selling your products in physical Walmart stores. But this gives sellers the option to reach tons of online
Facebook is gradually rolling out Shops for Instagram and Facebook to more regions. Selling directly on social media is going to get a lot easier. With the recent Shopify integration, you will also be able to import existing product catalogues. Let’s take a look at what you need to know to get started. Read Full