In 2020, small business can no longer ignore Amazon as the 800-pound gorilla in the room that no one wants to talk about. In fact, if you are a retailer, you need to see Amazon with their enormous customer base as a partner, not a competitor. On the Small Business Radio Show this week, Owen …
The 2019 Holiday Retail Index from Verizon just revealed eCommerce sales experienced big increases in the week before Christmas. As a matter of fact, this was the case for the index throughout the entire holiday shopping season starting on Black Friday. Considering the holiday shopping season started later in the month, it didn’t affect consumers. …
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The company aims to support women owned businesses and responsible retailer through its curated shopping experience. Influencer marketing and social media have completely changed the way people shop online. But many of those eperiences are still hosted across various platforms. Instead of that traditional experience, Mavely wants to create something new. Learn more about the …
Mavely Supports women owned businesses and responsible retailers Read More »
A new online clothing platform uses social interactions to narrow down style choices. It also adds preprinted UPS labels to simplify returns. Flip Fit is geared to Gen-Z and Millennial shoppers. Small Business Trends contacted Flip Fit founders Jonathan Ellman and Nooruldeen “Noor” Agha to learn more. “Fashion shopping has always been a social experience,” …
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A whopping 66% of customers are more likely to purchase a product if it has some form of social proof that it is a quality item, via likes, reviews, mentions, testimonials, public endorsements and more. When it comes to social proof, 82% of consumers believe positive ratings and reviews are the most trusted form of …
66% of Customers Look for Social Proof Before Making Online Purchases Read More »
Digital commerce is responsible for providing individuals and small business owners with fantastic entrepreneurial opportunities. So, it is not surprising when a new report from Jungle Scout revealed new sellers on Amazon averaged $26K to $810K per year in profits. Granted the higher revenue comes from large companies, but even at the low end, it …
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