Tag: E-Commerce Sales

Congratulations on the launch of your new e-commerce store! Now, it’s time to drive traffic and boost sales. If you’ve been researching, you’ve likely come across some generic advice on increasing traffic. Perhaps you’ve been advised to focus on search engine optimization (SEO), start a YouTube channel or Facebook page, or churn out quick blog …

Do you want to know the best steps for your blog e-commerce? Willing to learn the right steps to grow your traffic and website of e-commerce marketing blogs? If yes, this is the right article for you! E-commerce blogging can be defined as a systematic, organized, and complete way of creating and managing a blog …

The average salesperson spends almost one-third of their day selling, the other 66% of the time is mostly eaten up by reporting tasks, and research. This guide provides the best advice for salespeople in order to improve collaboration and productivity. Read on to find out how you can maximize the time spent selling and focus …

Black Friday sales are no longer a one-day deal. Major retailers are offering deep discounts beginning as early as the Wednesday or Thursday prior with extended store hours to give shoppers a jumpstart on their holiday shopping. The end-of-year sale event has sparked a backlash among those who want the Thanksgiving Weekend to remain focused …

Do you want to venture into the eCommerce world? Are you planning to launch your eCommerce business? Or maybe you are working on doubling down on your eCommerce sales/revenue? Whatever your situation is, we’re here to help… If you’re planning to start your own eCommerce store but you’re hesitant to jump the bandwagon due to …

Evidently, the success of any business relies on sales, especially in a season like back to school. More sales equals more profits. Thus, businesses attempt to boost their sales any way they can. However, most of them go about it all wrong. Running an e-commerce business doesn’t mean it is mandatory to spend thousands of …

The US e-commerce market continues to grow at a slight rate year-over-year as consumers take advantage of various channels for online orders across product categories. According to the US Department of Commerce, the US e-commerce sales reached 8.4% of the total retail, which totaled $101 billion in Q3 2016.

US e-commerce has been growing rapidly, and it’s expected to reach $327 billion by 2016, after $202 billion in 2011. On the other hand, 44% of total retail sales, which equivalent $1,660 billion will be impacted by the web in 2016, with a rate of 9% CAGR from 2011 till 2016. That means there’s a huge …