Amazon India has shown
its muscle power to Indian Ecommerce giants Flipkart and Snapdeal. Yes you read
it right. In just 8-10 months of time, Amazon has shown that they are the world
leader when it comes to Marketplace model. They have tied up with thousands of
Dealer/Merchant and bringing them on-board across 20 categories. They claimed
to have over 15 million products in Amazon.in, while Flipkart and Snapdeal have
10 million and 4 million respectively.
List of Open Source Ecommerce Software
Open-source e-commerce
softwares provide entire web store application or part of a web store like
shopping cart. These softwares have features such as shopping cart
functionality and product catalogs that enable store owners to set up, run and
maintain online stores.
Website Review of Amazon.in
AMAZON.in is a flagship of the largest online
retail store; Amazon.com. The parent company is an international e-commerce
company that has its operations in many countries and it ships some products
from one country to another. It started off as an online bookstore but entered
into many other products category very soon. Amazon seller services private
limited is the affiliate in India which operates Amazon.in and manages the
operations of Amazon.com in India. The vision of company is to create the
biggest market place for its customers who can buy anything from this market
that too at affordable prices and having total quality guarantee.
The Visual Generation & The eCommerce Revolution: Tips & Technologies for Victory
You might have a great website, selling great products, but if you
don’t have a compelling visual experience online, you might soon be struggling
to keep up with your competitors.
Visual Innovation
According to Kissmetrics,
93% of consumers place visual appearance above all other factors when shopping
online. So how does this affect online retailers? Well, the same as product
placement and store layout does in bricks-and-mortar stores. As always, it is a
case of fight or flight for retailers, with global competition and
technological changes confirming the need for visual innovation on eCommerce
sites.
The Rise of Tablet Shopping and What Online Retailers Need to Know About it
With the advancements of today’s technology,
online is becoming the norm for many shoppers. In a recent survey in Britain,
29% of respondents stated that online shopping is the ‘best tech development of
our time’. They mean it as well with eMarketer forecasting that the global
eCommerce trade is expected to increase by 20.1% this year to reach $1.5
trillion, and with 70% of shoppers claiming to prefer online over real world
shopping.
New Shopify App: Show. See. Sold. Interactive Display
Did you know that as many as 50% of sales are lost because potential customers can’t find what they are looking for, and an estimated 75% of shoppers never scroll past the first page of search results?
Research shows that images are the most
important factor in the online shopping experience, more important even than
price. When we shop we scan many items in a way that allows items of interest
to catch our eye through the tracking of subtle factors such as colour, shape
and position.
How you can leverage visual search to get your customers to buy more
Online shopping can be a pleasurable experience for shoppers, especially when they find that must-buy item. But when they can’t find what they are looking for? Absolutely frustrating – both in the eCommerce space and when those pesky car keys go missing. This is why a proactive approach to visual search and display is becoming more important for online retailers in the do-or-die world of eCommerce.
How to Bring the Bricks-and-Mortar Shopping Experience to eCommerce with Technology
With the advancements of today’s technology, online is becoming the norm for
many shoppers. In a recent survey in Britain, 29% of respondents stated that
online shopping is the ‘best tech development of our time’. They mean it as
well with eMarketer forecasting
that the global ecommerce trade is expected to increase by 20.1% this year to
reach $1.5 trillion, and with 70% of shoppers claiming to prefer online over
real world shopping.
How Seeing More Increases eCommerce Engagement
At the mall shoppers have the opportunity to take only a few steps into a store to gain a visual representation of what items are available prior to committing to viewing the stores range in greater detail. That all important first scan of the store can be critical. On the other hand, eCommerce traditionally does not provide shoppers with a comparative experience online.
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