Welcome to the fast-paced world of e-commerce. It’s never been easier to start your own store and you can sell 24-7 and to anywhere in the world. We cover the basics e-Commerce skills to get started with selling online. We’ll talk about how you can set up your own store. And we’ll cover some key tips on working with online retailers to sell your products.
What are the different e-commerce channels to choose from? How do you consider the online shopper and their needs? And what can you do to improve your product sales online?
Setting up your own online store gives you the most control over your online selling but also the most complexity. Learn about the three fundamental requirements you must have to operate your own online store.
Online selling is more than having a website. We’ll cover the marketing, finance and supply chain functional systems you need to run your own efficient and profitable online shop.
From working with bricks and clicks retailers who operate an online store to how pure players work. We focus in particular on the pros and cons of working with the Amazon Vendor and Amazon Marketplace models.
Read behind the scenes stories from our own online shop. We believe the best learning comes when you put theory into practice so we’ll share key e-Commerce skills though real-life examples.
What are the key e-Commerce skills to grow your online sales? We focus on understanding shopper needs. Also, the importance of getting the details right and testing and learning your online selling.
We have worked on many e-Commerce projects and have good experience across strategy, working with retailers and building D2C stores. We know how to connect these expertise areas back into driving your brand marketing and growing your sales.
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