Sean Flannigan

Product attributes are key to getting your brand noticed in the increasingly crowded ecommerce marketplace.
Brands need to offer potential customers what they want in a format that makes it easy for the average joe or jane to find.

Like many other aspects of life, inventory management seems to follow the Pareto Principle. You have a ton of SKUs, yet 80% of your revenue comes from just 20% of them.
While frustrating for inventory managers, it should help to know you aren’t the only one.

Inventory management has come a long way. What once required pen, paper, and a lot of manual counting work has evolved into a relatively hands-off and more accurate system.
It was a big step to move from manual notation to on-premises computers and servers for inventory. Yet, now that’s even a thing of the past.

Manual processes, inaccurate stock forecasting, and inefficiencies in order tracking are all issues that can frustrate your stakeholders and negatively affect your business. A Warehouse Management System (WMS) can help you solve these issues and transform your supply chain operations.

The average marketer spends a whopping 16 hours per week performing routine tasks, making it difficult to find time for more important activities.
If you’d rather have your marketing team focus on attracting new customers and delivering personalized experiences, ecommerce marketing automation may be the answer.
We put together this list of automation tips to help you free up your staff for more important things.
A good marketing automation platform can help you reduce labor costs, save time, ...

B2B ecommerce is on a roll. Representing nearly 17% of all ecommerce sales in 2023, this traditionally offline business has found a foothold on the internet that is growing every year.
But, what is it all about? And, how can B2C sellers get a piece of it?

How you get customers to transfer their cash into your account is one of the most important aspects of running an ecommerce store.
Ecommerce payment processing is both simple and complex. Simple, because we all do it without thinking about it. Complex, because there’s a ton going on to make it happen.

The ecommerce industry is projected to grow to nearly $7 trillion in sales in 2024, an increase of 8% from 2023.
This vast mountain of cash doesn’t even account for all the selling that goes on IRL—it’s purely from online shopping.

So, you’re either here because you hate your current ecommerce platform, or because you’re ready to start your ecommerce journey with the right platform. Either way, you got the right place.

Choosing the ecommerce solution that’s best for your brand comes down to one thing—the right mix of ecommerce platform features for your unique needs.
As ecommerce has experienced its pandemic boom, ecommerce platforms have sprinted to provide unrivaled shopping experiences for the ever-increasing glut of online customers.

Ecommerce platforms do a lot—hosting, order management, inventory, website building, marketing, and so much more. For many merchants, it’s all they need to get going.
But, there are many platforms, and they aren’t all the same. They aren’t all even the same type of platform, really.

Chances are, the ecommerce platform many merchants are using these days is different from the one most used 10 years ago. Ecommerce platform market share has significantly shifted over the years, with new players taking over with much more intuitive experiences.

This is an in-depth look at the best products to sell based on ecommerce shopping trends, complete with data-backed charts and brand examples.

The Shogun homepage from Spring 2023. It got a whole rewrite and redesign, so Content and Design worked together with executive stakeholders to refresh the voice and look of the brand, with a focus on Page Builder.

A showcase of all the best special offer landing pages we could find, with a detailed look at what makes each one great.