Customers are social beings that are heavily influenced through their friends, family and the testimony of others. The three main types of social proof that will drive customers to purchase a product or service include reviews and testimonials, referrals, and other customers also viewed suggestions.
A year ago, you launched a website, complete with a store, numerous product pages, and even a blog. Over time, you saw your site sessions increase, you saw growth in your social media following, and you received positive feedback from customers happy with their purchases.
There’s a reason boxers have weight divisions when it comes to fighting. It would be unfair to pitch a featherweight against a heavyweight. Simply put, the competition just wouldn’t be competitive. If one side has a huge advantage over the other, it’s not a fair
Ecommerce SEO sucks. Building backlinks, particularly. You’re competing against the big guys, like Amazon and eBay, and everyone knows and trusts them. Furthermore, how often do you see pages linking to ecommerce brands? You’d probably see more quick wins by throwing a little more cash
Looking to find new customers for your e-commerce store? Your ticket to success might be in a medium you haven’t tried yet—YouTube. YouTube may sound intimidating. Don’t videos take a long time to create? Don’t you need expensive equipment? What if you’re not good on
For business owner and email marketers, establishing a vibrant and effective Welcome Series is an essential first step in attracting and keeping customers. You never get a second chance to make a first impression, after all, and having an engaging welcome email series is the
I was chatting with a colleague the other day, and he asked me an interesting question: “Do sellers ever complain about the fees required to sell on a marketplace?” [gap height=”15″] It’s a question with lots of angles, but I knew my answer almost immediately.
Back in 2010, when they launched, FringeSport was a little known CrossFit and home-gym equipment retailer. In fact, founder Peter Keller worked full time as he built up his business. In 2011, the company made $100,000 in sales. In 2012, Peter left his full-time job
As Amazon has grown as an eCommerce platform so have the complexities of being an Amazon Seller. The days of simple SEO optimization is no longer enough to keep with the massive number of sellers – and that number is growing every day. Marketing techniques
At Sellbrite, we’re fortunate to work with amazing sellers of all different shapes and sizes. From startup and brick-to-click to hyper growth phase to established leading brands, we have been fortunate to gain experience and perspective from an extremely wide variety of modern retail businesses.
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