eCommerce Tip #109: Buzzwords don’t work anymore. Keep your copy clean, simple to read, and information rich

Product descriptions should be information-rich, updated, and only about the products. Customers who are taking the time to read your product descriptions are looking for information, not for generic marketing statements and buzzwords. Tip #109 – © Franco Folini There was a time when everybody believed that buzzwords were the most effective way to positively... Continue Reading →

Berkeley murals by Vespa

I love to explore and discover old and new Berkeley murals by Vespa. I know, I already posted articles with pictures of Berkeley murals in combination with my Vespa or my Kawasaki. But everytime I pass by a new mural I can't resist. I have to take the Vespa in front of the mural and... Continue Reading →

Checking out a cart as a guest, without having to create an account, should be the default option.Offer your customers the opportunity to create an account after the purchase, when you already have the customer's contact info. Tip #104 – © Franco Folini   Customers love forms, while merchants love all the data they can... Continue Reading →

Adding external ads or a "Social Media Share" button on a product page is like drilling a hole in your sales funnel. Keep the social media buttons in the content pages. Make sure your funnel is not leaking. Tip #103 – © Franco Folini Social Media are a strategic asset for every eCommerce. But we... Continue Reading →

A fast Page Loading Time doesn't guarantee a stellar Conversion Rate, but a slow page will certainly destroy it. Tip #102 – © Franco Folini Page speed alone is not going to push your page top of SERP, but a slow page can certainly kill your business. Visitors expectations are quickly changing accordingly to the... Continue Reading →

Group the main products with their most popular options or complements to form bundles. Always offer a discount on the bundles! Help your visitors stay focused on the product, don't distract them with too many options. The easiest way is to create bundles corresponding to the most popular combinations and and have the few customers... Continue Reading →

The first step to fix an eCommerce problem is to acknowledge to have an eCommerce problem! Warning: The solution is likely to lie outside your comfort-zone. Tip #100 – © Franco Folini KPI are the tool to discover problems in your eCommerce. For each KPI a quick search on Google will give you the average... Continue Reading →

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