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What is Ecommerce?

AcquireConvert

Ecommerce operates via online stores where sellers list products or services. Consumers browse these listings, make purchases, and complete transactions through payment gateways. The process includes order fulfillment and shipping logistics to deliver the purchased items to the customer’s doorstep. How Does Ecommerce Work?

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9 Crucial Headless Commerce Trends to Watch In 2023

GetElastic

The world of commerce is evolving rapidly, and brands need to keep up with the latest technologies and trends to stay ahead of the game. One of the most powerful recent commerce technologies is headless commerce. Headless commerce is a method of dividing the front-end and back-end aspects of an eCommerce platform.

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Why Retailers’ Obsession with Conversion is Keeping Them from…Converting

Retail TouchPoints

Unfortunately, like many seemingly good ideas, while this approach might drive a few more completed purchases, it fails at the bigger picture metrics that these retailers actually care about: revenue and profit. That’s because neither revenue nor profit is a function of conversion alone. B2B or B2C? Member or non-member?

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Welcome to the New Kibo: Solely Focused on eCommerce, Order Management, and Subscription Commerce

Kibo

As you may have heard, Kibo has spun off the personalization business, which now operates as its own entity under the Monetate Brand. We found that the buyers and markets we originally served together were naturally beginning to bifurcate and as such our business operations did as well. Welcome to the New Kibo!

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Understanding eCommerce Business Models: A Guide

Wiser

The Fundamentals of eCommerce Business Models An eCommerce business model is a strategic business plan, outlining how an online business will generate revenue, identify the targeted customer segment, and deliver value to said customers. Cons: Quality control issues, inconsistency, potential for non-payment.

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What Should You Look for in an Ecommerce Platform?

Kibo

This year, Digital Commerce 360 found that more than 60% of the Top 1000 retailers use an ecommerce platform, and that 46% say it’s a top-three technology. Some ecomm platforms are quick and easy to implement for small businesses that have moved online. How can you determine the best fit for your business?

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Gartner Predicts COVID Will Accelerate These Top 5 Digital Commerce Trends

GetElastic

This makes it more important than ever for both B2B and B2C businesses to invest in digital commerce and diversify their go-to-market strategies. This means digital solutions adopted by B2B businesses need to be made available not only to customers, but to their sales force as well and incorporated as part of the sales process.