The pandemic put customer retail experiences to the ultimate test. Fitting rooms, contact with retail agents, cash payments, and in-store product testing were all impacted. Now that the world economy has reopened, retailers have realised the importance of faster, safer, and improved in-store and online experiences that preserve the essence of closeness and interactivity with products, agents, and the store environment. This is where cutting-edge digital technologies come into play, ushering in the era of "contactless commerce" - enabling new, innovative ways of shopping.

AI is being used in eCommerce to enhance the shopping experience through chatbots, personalized recommendations, predictive analytics, image recognition, and augmented reality. These technologies improve customer service, increase sales, and make shopping faster, more personalized, and more enjoyable.

This article provides a step-by-step process for creating a high-converting content strategy for eCommerce businesses. We’ll talk about creating a buyer persona, identifying content for each stage of the customer journey, and creating content. We’ll show you how to optimise content for organic search, promote it, and track your results.

E-commerce is a massive industry that is only getting bigger. More people buy the things they need online than ever before, which has created massive competition in the small e-commerce business world. Small businesses need to know how to market themselves properly if they want to survive. This blog offers marketing tips for them.

This article looks at six lead nurturing strategies for eCommerce businesses. These strategies are email and content marketing, multichannel lead nurturing, leads follow-up and scoring, and sales and marketing alignment. Through these strategies, eCommerce businesses can better guide leads in their buying journey and convert them.

The terms user experience and customer experience have been around for a while. We often hear them used interchangeably, but they actually have different definitions. While user experience is a design-focused term, customer experience has a broader meaning. That’s why we’ve put together this guide to the key differences.