Thirty-eight percent of people leave a website if its layout is unattractive. And for ecommerce sites, those exits aren’t just lost traffic — they’re lost sales. Your store’s design is a visual representation of your ecommerce business, so it not only needs to communicate what
Photo credit to Flickr user Frances Parker Last week, a long lost relative called me. He’d heard I make a living selling things online, and he’s just about to start his own internet-based business. The things I said during the call are the same things
When you launch an ecommerce website and it appears to do well from the outset, it’s tempting to take your foot off the gas. The idea of a two-month holiday to Hawaii might appeal to you, sipping the finest cocktails on the nicest beaches. Take
When you launch an ecommerce website and it appears to do well from the outset, it’s tempting to take your foot off the gas. The idea of a two-month holiday to Hawaii might appeal to you, sipping the finest cocktails on the nicest beaches. Take
So, the big day was soon upon us – NailPolish.co.uk launched on Tuesday 20th May 2014. It’s really important to set a deadline for your launch day, and to stick to it, otherwise you’ll never get lift off (especially if you’re a perfectionist, like me).
My new website has been live for just over one month now, and in that time it has gotten a pretty decent chunk of sales, far higher than anything I had projected. Although the website has performed strongly, it’s still in its infancy. Before I
Hey! Nick here. I’ve been writing for the Sellbrite ecommerce blog for the better part of a year now. However, in my “free time” I also run a successful multi-channel ecommerce business, which naturally inspires a lot of the things I write about on the
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