Now that you have your Shopify store mobile app all set with the first 500 users on it already, it’s time to make your first sale. But in case you missed step one, don’t forget to check out our guide on how to get your initial users in just 10 days, here. Getting the first sale on your Shopify store mobile app Getting people to install your app is solving just one part of the…
Author: Vanhishikha Bhargava
Vanhishikha is the Content Marketer at Plobal Apps. You'll find her looking into how eCommerce stores can boost their customer engagement and sales using mobile apps, and growth hacks that they can implement right away! Tweet to her at any time for a brainstorming session on eCommerce and mCommerce.
We are not here to state the obvious. We all know how eCommerce has been on the rise lately and there’s absolutely no stopping it. But what’s also becoming evident is how shopping on the mobile is increasingly becoming a trend. The rise of mCommerce hasn’t gone unnoticed by even the likes of Business Insider. According to them, mCommerce is all set to disrupt mainstream eCommerce to make it easier for people to shop on…
According to a survey by Baymard Institute, online shopping stores experience a whopping 69.89% cart abandonment. No matter what deals they offer or how amazing their products are, a typical consumer is just used to exploring all the options available to them before making a purchase. Now you might feel that’s something you can’t tackle, but that’s not true. While you can’t stop them from exploring other deals available to them, you certainly can recover…
You may think that all a Shopify shopper cares about are product photos. Of course, visually delightful images help in making an informed purchase decision, but that’s certainly not the reason why a consumer buys. A study by Nielsen Norman Group states customers spend 82% of their time at the online store, studying the textual information available on it. That’s where the Shopify store product descriptions come into play! Even though Shopify store owners know…
According to various studies conducted online, eCommerce stores experience upto 77% of cart abandonment rates. On an average, Baymard Institute reports that shopping cart abandonment rates remain at least a 69.89% across the world – irrespective of what an online store sells. If you take numbers into account, that’s a whole lot of people reaching your website and leaving without making a purchase. To make things worse, these people reached your website through all the…