Out with the old and in with the new is pretty much the standard of modern day capitalist consumerism, but what happens when the new isn’t all it’s cracked up to be?
Adding a loyalty program to your Shopify store can be a great way to boost your bottom line. But before you invest in one, it’s important to understand the ROI a loyalty program can provide.
Like most Shopify store owners, you probably pay very close attention to things most readily tied to dollar signs — advertising, average order value, conversion optimization, traffic, replenishing inventory, and so on.
We all know that good reviews are...well...a good thing. They help improve your store’s reputation, product sales, and the integrity of the business as a whole.
Small businesses are, as they say, “the backbone of our economy,” employing more than 47.1% of the U.S. workforce. That’s a lot of critical jobs, meaningful connections, and local prosperity!
When we think eCommerce, we usually think about physical products. You know--clothes, electronics...absurdly large wall-mounted feline jungle gyms.
The share of eCommerce in worldwide retail sales was 7.4% in 2015. By 2019, it grew to 14.1%--and it’s only increasing.
Launching a Shopify store is exciting, but like...anyone can do it. What really matters is setting it up in a way that turns visitors into buyers.
When you launch an online store, you have every reason to be proud.
