Whats the biggest challange of E-Commerce?
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Whats the biggest challange of E-Commerce?
Staying up to date. Keeping the site content fresh and current. Staying ahead of the curve with marketing.
Information on Internet commerce
Trying to answer questions like this!Quote:
Originally Posted by preeti
The biggest challange of e-commerce?
Finding "The Best Way to Make Money Online".
Or, "The Best Shpping Cart Software".
You get the idea ...
Driving the right traffic to your store
Exactly. Ecommerce = Continuous Innovation.Quote:
Originally Posted by JEccles
Generational differences in how ecommerce and communication online is perceived, accepted or not is a hot topic and the biggest challenge for marketers to get Megan's dad to pony up his credit card to buy online, trust the system or sign up for a social media site and get hip, man.
Staying in the game and figuring out ways to set yourself apart from everyone else.
Online commerce is now going through another step in evolution. If you have the money coming in the top it is considered a good time to develop expertise with in house IT-Developer staff or with good solid partner relationships. If you have a niche outstanding, if not or a little you have to figure out what you can do that either no one else can do or no one else is willing to put forth the effort to do. With coming Rich Internet Applications, IPhone and Window 7 mobile etc. it gets even more challenging. We will see some changes happen rapidly over the next two or three years. Good time to get your team together for planning and execution.
Remaining in the game as well as figuring out ways to set yourself obscure from everyone else. Online commerce is now becoming through another step in development.
Basically, trust is a major issue in online business environment. So, how do you build trust? You have to build it into every element of your site. I suggested to write articles to make people feel comfortable with you.
remaining in the game as well as entering out ways to set yourself apart from everyone else. Online commerce is now becoming through another step in development.
The biggest challenge of E-commerce for me is how to convince the buyer to buy the products and how to satisfy their needs. And also how to make your site be known.
Development of business on the Internet requires many of the key starting point as in any other sector. You should do a little basic business planning. After all, you need the product. You may need funding for your work in progress. You need customers. Need to sell your products to customers. You will need a strong customer service. You need to handle customer purchases, finance, personnel and other resources.
Based on our experience here at Dydacomp, some of our clients biggest challenges are converting website visitors to customers, getting customers to not abandoned shopping carts as well as driving traffic to your site. Your goal should be to create intriguing content and an eCommerce site that is easy to use and provide customers with a great shopping experience to ensure you create repeat customers.
I think the biggest challenge lies in how to make original, attractive content.
There are so many e-sales sites out there that it's highly unlikely anybody will find yours without some form of real-world advertising. Then, having found it, they probably won't buy because they want to use a well-known site so they know they won't get screwed.
Those are your two biggest challenges.
My experience - websites aren't worth a hoot. I have a photography website nobody looks at. I have a Yellow Pages advert and everybody calls me from my physical YP advert. Nobody wastes their time with the online YP that calls me. The only reason I have a site is just in case somebody wants to look. It's like printing brochures but cheaper - the kind of people that take brochures won't normally buy anyway.
The challenges of E-commerce are like keeping the information or details up-to-date. Getting more profit and being friendly with SEO.
Hahahaha, you got me on this.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by roban
For me the biggest challenge is how to market your product and sustain the sales. You have to constantly think of ways how to sell your product. Because sales is the one keeping a business alive.