To reach a global audience, it has become imperative for online businesses to build an effective cross-border e-commerce strategy. But, in order to do this, a business must adapt the shopping and checkout experience to the actual location of their customer (also known as localization). What is localization? Localization is Read more…
A return policy can make or break an online business. At least 30% of all products ordered online are returned compared to only 8.89% bought in brick-and-mortar shops (Invesp). But, 92% of shoppers say they would buy something again if they were happy with the return policy. With 67% Read more…
The ability to sell and deliver your product or service online can be one of the toughest aspects of e-commerce. Shipping products, managing payment options, and improving sales can all be incredibly time-consuming and overwhelming. For many businesses today, it is more cost effective to outsource e-commerce needs than to Read more…
In order to start accepting credit or debit card payments for the products or service you sell online, you will need a Merchant of Record (MoR). The MoR is responsible for a lot of administrative tasks required for online businesses to effectively collect payments in a secure manner. What is Read more…
Online businesses face a number of hurdles in order to accept payments from their customers. For that reason, it is crucial to have a clear understanding of the basics of e-commerce and the terminology. Two key components that allow businesses to accept payments online are merchant accounts and payment Read more…