Artificial Intelligence (AI) has totally transformed e-Commerce for retailers as well as customers. Thanks to AI, shoppers can now get virtual shopping assistants and personalized buying
experience, while retailers can analyze Big Data to threads for getting the insights they never had. It is a win-win at both ends.
For businesses trying to scale their online presence, Shopify is a blessing. It’s the chosen platform for most booming eStores out there. And why not? It’s fast, efficient, and super convenient. Setting up a store on Shopify, product data entry, listing updation, and managing sales & inventory is easier than you think. Let’s see how!
In the last decade, Global eCommerce experienced enormous growth. Rising from $1.3 trillion in 2014, the worldwide online retail revenue hit $3.46 trillion in 2019 and might cross $4.97 trillion by 2021.
This is a continuation of our earlier post, SEO Best Practices for your eCommerce Store – Part I – wherein we essentially discussed how you can optimize your eCommerce site for search engines, making it easy to crawl, showing authority (with backlinks and content) and making keywords you want to rank for, relevant.
We all know that Search engine optimization (SEO) can be the real deal breaker for any website and it is even more critical for the success of eCommerce websites, as SEO plays a major role in attracting, converting as well as retaining potential customers. However, performing SEO for eCommerce sites is highly complicated due to the presence of hundreds and thousands of product listings, which require regular updating. This is the reason why following a set of SEO best practices becomes essential in order to make sure that your site always performs at optimum levels.
