A visitor that arrives at your product description page is only a few clicks away from making a purchase. But whether they leave your site or buy your product depends in large part on the page design. Despite its importance, a lot of store owners don’t pay enough attention to their product page. Most are […]
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Mobile devices are now a regular part of daily modern life. These days, most people carry a smartphone or tablet wherever they go. With the use and dependence of mobile devices growing every year, developers have had to constantly improve user experience for websites, apps, and digital marketing channels. These improvements have also served to
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The world’s largest freelancing network Upwork raised $187 million in their initial public offering this week. They currently have 375,000 freelancers working for nearly 500,000 clients. Upwork is growing exponentially because of the network effect says Upwork CEO, Stephane Kasriel. “It takes a long time to build the network effect necessary to do this at
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The clothing as a service business model is not disruptive for clothing retailers says CaaStle founder and CEO Christine Hunsicker. “It’s completely accretive and one of the big things about this technology is that it’s not disruptive. It’s not a disruptive model that’s threatening their businesses.” CaaStle is a fully managed service that allows retailers to
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No one understands startups and how to make them grow at lightning speed better than Reid Hoffman. The businessman was an executive at PayPal when it first started out and then went on to start LinkedIn. Hoffman has since invested in several quick-growing companies through his Greylock Partners. Hoffman’s success has earned him the moniker
Turo, the Airbnb of cars, allows private car owners to rent out their vehicles either online or via a mobile app. Turo CEO Andre Haddad” says that business is booming and that people renting their cars for short durations are making as much as $10,000 a year. Not surprisingly, rental companies hate Turo according to Haddad, “The
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Amazon announced today that effective November 1st they are raising the minimum wage in the U.S. to $15 per hour. They are also raising the minimum in the U.K similarily. Amazon senior vice president of operations, David Clark, says that the reason for doing this is that “we decided that this was a place we could
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What if going to a store was easier than shopping online where you could just walk in and pick up your purchases and walk out with payment happening all in the background? You have heard about Amazon’s cashierless stores, Amazon Go, and their plans to open thousands of those stores in the coming years. Now
South China Morning Post CEO Gary Liu recently gave a Ted Talk explaining the staggering growth of the Chinese internet and how it is rapidly changing millions of lives for the better. What’s especially fascinating is how impactful their internet growth has been for the Chinese migrant workers and the poor and how this is
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The European Union is on the prowl again in a likely attempt to win cash and concessions from Amazon. This is another investigation in a long string of investigations into American companies designed to extract big cash payments. European Commissioner for Competition, Margrethe Vestager, indicates that the issue is the possible use of third-party seller
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