Negative social proof is a counterintuitive yet powerful sales strategy that eCommerce businesses can use to drive conversions and influence customer behaviour. Traditionally, social proof relies on positive reinforcement, where …
Brand impersonating is becoming an increasingly serious threat to eCommerce businesses, as cybercriminals use sophisticated methods to mimic legitimate brands. These deceptive tactics involve setting up fake websites, social media …
Shopify’s Winter ’25 Edition introduces seven pivotal updates to its Point of Sale (POS) system, each designed to enhance the retail experience by seamlessly integrating in-store and online operations. These …
eCommerce is more competitive and complex than ever, with brands vying for attention across multiple channels, platforms, and customer touchpoints. The rise of AI-driven search, social commerce, and personalisation has …
Focusing on higher order values has become essential for companies aiming to thrive in a competitive market. Higher order values, often referred to as customer lifetime value (CLV) or customer …
Customer loyalty in eCommerce refers to the commitment and preference customers develop towards a brand over time, leading them to consistently choose it over competitors. This loyalty is not just …
Retention adaptability refers to a company’s ability to maintain and improve customer loyalty by adjusting its strategies in response to changing customer behaviours, market conditions, and emerging technologies. In eCommerce, …
The Shopify 2025 updates are titled ‘boring’, yet they bring a suite of features designed to optimise operations, enhance customer experiences, and empower merchants to scale more effectively. Among the …
Diversifying content strategies is a critical approach for eCommerce companies looking to stay relevant, engage customers, and drive consistent growth. In a world where customers are inundated with information across …
Zero-click content is changing how eCommerce companies approach online visibility and customer engagement. In its simplest form, zero-click content refers to information or answers that users can access directly on …
