eCommerce Business Tips 2
eCommerce Business tips that should be considered if you are running an online shop (webshop).
The full list can be found on eCommerce Business Tips 2.
More ecommerce business tips will follow soon.
Monday, 6 of February of 2012
Business Consultancy for Small Businesses
eCommerce Business tips that should be considered if you are running an online shop (webshop).
The full list can be found on eCommerce Business Tips 2.
More ecommerce business tips will follow soon.
eCommerce Business tips that should be considered if you are running an online shop (webshop).
The full list can be found on eCommerce Business Tips 1.
More ecommerce business tips will follow soon.
eCommerce Business Downloads available for free download from the Davison Consultancy Downloads page.
The information is geared to helping start up and growing businesses maxmise their ecommerce business.
Comments welcome.
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Choosing the correct company name is important, but if you want to gain a head start on the Internet, then follow these simple steps before choosing a Domain Name:
1. What keywords would your customers use to find your product or service, NOT your Company name. People buy products or services, they will deal with your company, once they know you.
2. Write down these keywords and then use the Google KeyPhrase tool to see how many times those keywords are searched for, and what the advertiser competition is.
3. Your Domain should ideally contain the most popular keywords OR ones that have a low advertiser competition with a reasonable amount of searches.
A worked example:
This is only an example, so please don’t bombard me if you try this and find a better keywords to use.
Enjoy.
Starting an eCommerce business can be a daunting task if you are not Interbet savvy. With so many options and offers of hosting your webshop for £1 per month, it can be like navigating through a maze.
An eCommerce consultant can listen to your business idea and requirements, then give you advice that is pertinent to your business. It is important to get a realistic view on the effort that you have to put into the project, as well as time and costs required from third parties.
Another common problem, is that people focus totally on the design aspects of their Webshop, rather than taking a retailers perspective and attending to the fundamentals of retailing any product/service.
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Footprint Bag sell eco reusable bags that are ideal for supermarket shopping trip as they replace plastic bags. Stylish and robust, they are a real alternative to single Bag for Life products.
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4-packs now available.
I make many trips to the supermarket and have noticed the gentle shift towards reusable bags, or biodegradable bags. But my problem is that many of these are not practical, typically buying a ‘bag for life’, which for me should be called ‘leaving it in the car’ bag. So I end up stumping up more cash on the next visit.
There are a multitude of reusable shopping bags, varying from cotton bags that are quite small in capacity, to very strong plastic bags. Both have the problem of where to put them so they are handy for the next trip, and another issue is how to fold them so that you can get a number of them into a reasonable sized space. Looking at a typical supermarket shopper, the number of bags vary from 1-8 depending on whether it is an individual shopper or the family stocking up.
Some supermarkets are taking the initiative and handing out eco-bags for free or at a discounted price, but this still does not resolve the practical aspects of how to get your shopping home.
I recently came across Footprint Bag, a company that is run by two women who had a brilliant idea on how to be eco-friendly, and practical. The concept is quite neat, addressing the need for style, compactness and robustness.
Taking Footprint Bag as an example, the age old problem of producing plastic bags should be a thing of the past. Although I appreciate that this is not a trivial problem, and commercial realities are to be considered.
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