One of the biggest challenges for startups today is hiring talented software developers.
The bag things is it’s getting harder and harder. Especially, when they have to compete with big companies like Google, Facebook and Amazon.
One of the biggest challenges for startups today is hiring talented software developers.
The bag things is it’s getting harder and harder. Especially, when they have to compete with big companies like Google, Facebook and Amazon.
Nonprofits might not be after revenue but they still have big goals that they are after.
No matter if it’s fighting climate change, supporting people during natural disasters or feeding the homeless, they need to measure the success of their activities.
They still need to understand what’s going on and how their actions affect the world.
Remember the small crisp messages that pop on your phone at random times, but isn’t an email, SMS or a missed call? These messages called as Push Notifications, come from the several apps that you may have installed on your phone.
Push notifications are one of the most powerful ways of marketing in the world of e-commerce. They empower the app publishers to reach out to their customers wherever they are, to engage them, and eventually redirect them to their app-offers and deals.
In this article, “Priyanka Jhamnani” shares how you can generate more traffic and boost your sales with some powerful plugins that can act as a magic potion for your website. Our Shopify website development services have got you covered. So, let’s make your Shopify online store a success together!
Plugins are powerful tools used by ecommerce sites for additional functionalities within your e stores. They are typically designed to provide value to your customers and enhance their overall shopping experience.
Let’s take a quick look at the top 7 plugins that you can integrate with your Shopify store, in order to generate more traffic and increase sales.
How Brick & Mortar Stores Are Winning Back Customers
With the rapid increase in e commerce industry and the inevitable use of smartphones, the brick and mortar retailers are struggling to bring the customers back to their stores.
Shoes.com, Canada based online shoe retailer has closed its operations and filed for bankruptcy. I, being a huge fan of vertical ecommerce marketplaces and have always stood up for companies like shoes.com. Its sudden shutdown got me into thinking what possibly went wrong and probable lessons to learn for niche marketplaces and associated brands.