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Amazon’s #fba or Self-Fulfilment: Which one’s right for your business?
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Let me tell you a story, a story of two friends Jim and Kim who challenged each other to start their own business individually of selling ‘Laptops’ online.Both Jim and Kim had done their thorough research on ways to sell, where the market reaches more, how to manage their inventory, shipping partners, suppliers etc.So after all this research, as Kim’s family members were into online business, they suggested him to create and start selling on his own’s e-commerce website. Whereas on the other hand, Jim had a little or no idea about how to sell online, so instead of getting along with own online storefront, he was suggested to sell on a marketplace like Amazon.Now, here comes into the picture Amazon’s FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) and Self-Fulfilment. Jim decided to start his business by (...)

#self-fulfillment #fba-vs-self-fulfillment #amazon-fba #fulfillment-by-amazon

#pricekart‘s #startup Story
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Pricekart.comThe last couple of years have been a turning point for India in terms of online shopping. We live in a digital world where things are constantly evolving. The internet has pretty much taken over the way we buy and sell products. People prefer shopping from the comfort of their homes instead of walking around malls or stores. It was back in 2015, that online shopping started booming in India all thanks to e-commerce giants like Flipkart, Amazon and Snapdeal. According to Statista, online shopping increased to 93.4M buyers, which was approximately a 40% increase when compared to 2014.With every online store having a wide range of products online shoppers had to visit multiple e-commerce websites, compare prices, read reviews before making their buying decision. It was during (...)

#startup-story #pricekart-startup-story #ecommerce

5 #ecommerce #marketing Strategies Your Business Needs in 2018
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So you have your e-commerce website live on the internet, well done, but what’s next? You need to have a strong marketing strategy that no one can compete with. You need to be visible to your potential customers in order to make a sale. Online store marketing strategy is way different than that of mortar and stone one. A right marketing strategy can make you a fortune.Let’s have a look at 5 e-commerce marketing strategies that your business needs in 2018.1. An attractive website which is easy to navigateYour store is online and thus it has to look attractive to make the 1st impression on your new visitors. Create a website which speaks for itself. The website should have a constant layout for all pages. Don’t choose bright or dark colors to make certain content eye catchy as that may be eye (...)

#ecommerce-marketing #marketing-strategies #seo

Lessons Learned From Migrating to #python 3
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As the Python 2 End of Life date approaches many developers will need to consider migrating their builds to Python 3. I sat down with Dan Palmer to discuss Thread’s recent migration to Python 3.Thread’s offices in London. This article was originally published on able.bioThread is an online personal styling service. When you sign up, their website asks you a set of introductory questions about your preferred styles, sizes, budget, owned items and so on which their personal stylists use to provide surprisingly well-tailored recommendations. Headquartered in London with around 50 staff, Thread’s #django powered e-commerce website receives approximately 850k visits a month.Rhett: What does Thread’s site architecture look like?Dan: Thread has been strongly powered by Django from day one. The (...)

#migrating-to-python-3 #dan-palmer #python3

Stop Designing Pages And Start Designing Flows - Smashing UX Design
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#Design flows that are tied to clear objectives allow us to create a positive user experience and a valuable one for the business we’re working for. In this article, we’ll show you how spending more time up front designing user flows leads to better results for both the user and business. Then we’ll look in depth at a common flow for e-commerce websites (the customer acquisition funnel), as well as provide tips on optimizing it to create a complete customer experience.

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