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  The 2019 year is drawing to an end and the consultants, analysts, and business experts all across the world are making their industry trend predictions for the upcoming year and we are not going to be any different. In this post, we’ve written up some thoughts on what’s ahead for 2020 and beyond in the ecommerce industry. Needless to say that in the tech industry things move really fast. 2019 was a year full of technological advances and major changes. The trend is by no means slowing down and 2020 promises to be no less spectacular. Here are a few of the predictions that will make your online business not just survive, but thrive in this age of innovation. Google’s New Marketplace Needless to say that the main part of any online store clients is arriving via organic (Google) channel. According to recent research, Google Shopping helps to boost conversions by over  30% . So in order to attract more customers to the online business, it is strongly recommended to start optimiz...

  Replatforming is not a proactive practice or planned by E-commerce owners, marketer, entrepreneur or Fortune 500 CEO. Most often, there’s a various driving issue that forces a company for E-commerce platform migration. If your E-commerce platform is cumbersome, expensive and required hours of extra work, internal talking or often outsourcing to platform experts for changes, tweaks and amendments then now it’s time to migrate your E-commerce website to other futuristic, easy to maintain and inexpensive one. Top Issues that Force E-commerce Store Migration Financial High maintenance cost More cost-effective solution for new launching Mergers and acquisition for more opportunities Technical Unstable peak traffic Slow site performance Bad customer experience Catalogues and database issues Limited attributes Long development, customization time 6 eCommerce Website Features You Can’t Ignore Marketing More quick and responsive platform for marketing needs CRO Issues Improving overall vi...

  Did you ever feel overwhelmed about amount of marketing content out there? Like, all that stuff about how your online business must operate, and how to take care of your clients, and how useful your content should be? Well, sometimes I do. The thing is, most of such articles repeat same things again and again. Be good, make your site user friendly, bla-bla. What’s good? What’s user friendly?  Why nobody talks about bad website design? Today I want to show some real examples of good and bad web design. I picked ecommerce design mistakes which I personally meet almost each time I’m going shopping online. Let’s start! Common Ecommerce design mistakes| Bad website design examples Is it clear what you sell? From the first visit people need to know what you are selling. To give this message clearly, you can use big images or text (both is good). Pay some special attention to this point if your store’s homepage doesn’t contain product list or grid. Bad: To understand what this site...