What's new in the world of e‑commerce? In our sixth edition of e‑commerce compact 2020, find out what kind of impact the coronavirus if having on e‑commerce, where UK citizens are getting their information from on the virus, and which measures the Royal Mail are taking to prevent social contact while delivering parcels.
Have you thought about taking your first steps into the world of online selling, but aren’t sure about which e‑commerce platform to choose? Perhaps you’d like to migrate to another e‑commerce platform because the one you are currently using doesn’t meet your needs anymore.
The COVID-19 disease (formerly 2019-nCoV), a.k.a. the coronavirus has been dominating the news around the world lately. Our neighbouring countries have already been affected, and the UK is no exception. With thousands diagnosed, what effect does the coronavirus have on your business?
Social media is a part of our daily lives. Whether you’re a social media addict or not, there’s no denying the impact it has had on e-commerce. In fact, selling through social media has become so popular, it has created an entirely new profession: the influencer. Although influencer marketing might be a great option for exposure, you might want to consider buying someone else’s social media account and managing it yourself.
The Trusted Shops trustmark is Europe’s most well-known trustmark. However, there are a lot of other products and features that Trusted Shops offers their clients. Some are quite well known (like their Shop and Product Reviews), but what are the lesser-known products that can bring your online shop more benefits?
Online sellers making a bad impression on customers due to long delivery times are risking more than their good reputation. They can also be taken to court for failure to meet shipment deadlines.
For full disclosure: ASOS is a client of Trusted Shops.
ASOS may have started out as a somewhat niche retailer offering film fans the chance to own replica outfits from the big screen, but today it’s become a true fashion giant. Selling some of the world’s biggest brands, as well as their own label's clothing, ASOS is a firm favourite of millennials and ‘Gen Z’ shoppers, not only in the UK, but across the almost 200 countries that the business delivers to.
In our third edition of e-commerce compact 2020, you will read about Google having added reports for Review Snippets in Google Search Console and a digital trends study by Hootsuite and We Are Social. Enjoy!
How can you add favicons to Google search results? Google can display website logos directly in the search results. Although they have been available on mobile devices for quite a while, favicons are currently also being tested for desktop. Favicons are a great way to distinguish your brand when it comes to the display of search results. Today, we will show you how to add favicons!
The last three and a half years have been filled with Brexit uncertainty. On December 12th, the dense, confusing fog that has been sitting over the UK cleared up ever so slightly. There are so many questions still left unanswered. Let’s have a look at what we do know so far.
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