
Tips for more Effective Product Pages
January 12, 2022At a brick-and-mortar store, customers can usually interact with products in many ways – they can see exactly how big it is, touch it, ask questions of sales associates... View Article
At a brick-and-mortar store, customers can usually interact with products in many ways – they can see exactly how big it is, touch it, ask questions of sales associates... View Article
Pleasing your customers – throughout their entire purchasing journey – is an important part of maintaining a competitive edge in ecommerce. To provide your shoppers... View Article
Thoughtful development of your ecommerce site contributes in a lot of ways to your overall success in online business. Through strategic development of your... View Article
A promotional sale is a good way to get a lot of orders in a short amount of time. And if you have an ecommerce store, you know how important it is to be found... View Article
Essential to nearly any type of business-driven website, forms are an especially important data collection tool in ecommerce for collecting leads, fulfilling orders, soliciting feedback, fine-tuning marketing messages, and so much more. The structure for all types of forms is pretty much the same – simple prompts with blank fields for each. With such a straightforward format, it’s all too easy to “set and forget” forms on your site without considering how they are implemented or their impact on customer experience. Fortunately, there are many ways you can prevent forms from becoming obstacles in your conversion funnel. For example: Show…... View Article
In our previous blog post, we went over tips for improving the content and functionality on ecommerce landing pages to make them better at engaging users and driving conversions. In this post, we’ll present a few guidelines for page layout and design you can use to make your landing pages more visually appealing and memorable. Balance visual appeal with practicality Some ecommerce professionals consider the “design” of a landing page as whatever makes it pretty or eye-catching. As such, the layout of design elements becomes one of the last considerations when creating the page. However, this lack of…... View Article
A landing page is a web page created specifically for convincing visitors to act (i.e. to sign up, buy, download, etc.). Like the sales displays or helpful associates at a brick-and-mortar shop, your ecommerce site’s landing pages can be a deciding factor in getting shoppers to complete a purchase, or dive deeper into your site for more information or other products. To help make your landing pages as successful as they can be, we’ve assembled the following tips into a 2-part guide. In this post, we’ll cover some important considerations for content and functionality that can make most types of…... View Article
The science and psychology behind colors is important to consider when measuring the effectiveness of your customer-facing collateral. The colors used for your web pages, advertisements, and exclusive products impact the way current and potential customers perceive your brand. You want to be sure that the color schemes you use resonate with your brand messaging while also evoking the right kind of emotional response from your audience. Whether you’re adding a new line of products to your ecommerce site or thinking of re-branding, it’s worthwhile to consider how color psychology can work for you. In this post, we’ll explain the…... View Article
To stay competitive in ecommerce, you should always be searching for opportunities to improve your website and the experience it offers your customers. Over the course of helping several clients bolster their ecommerce businesses this year, we noticed a few common tactics that were effective at improving sites in a variety of areas: Product pages Your product pages should provide shoppers with as much detail as possible so customers can comfortably “add to cart” without needing to leave your site to do additional research… and potentially find the information through a competitor. Think about ways you can enhance manufacturer-provided content…... View Article
Contextually relevant features and content can make ecommerce customer experiences more memorable – helping you stand out from the competition. To help you put together a strategy that leverages user data to deliver dynamic product recommendations, user-centric messaging, and convenient shopping and purchasing processes, consider these tips and examples for making your ecommerce site more unique and personalized. Add search customization options The search bar on your ecommerce site is supposed to help your customers find products. But for some customers, a basic list of products doesn’t provide enough information to make a purchasing decision. Personalization features like detailed search…... View Article