Online Business

  There are a lot of things to tick off when setting up Facebook paid ads. Are you targeting the right users? Are your image sizes proportional? With more than 2.6 billion people using Facebook every month and nearly 1.7 billion daily users, Facebook offers marketers a unique opportunity to enhance their organic efforts. The problem is, that this requires an investment of time and money, and there isn't much room for regulation. To help you, we've put together a checklist to help you sort out all the campaign details.  This will help ensure you reach the right audience with the right ad at the right time.  Facebook Ads Checklist Facebook offers a variety of paid ad options and placements, but all of them may include the following three elements: Campaigns. The campaign owns all your assets. Ad groups. If you're targeting different audiences with different characteristics, you'll need to set up separate ads for each.  Ads. Your actual ad exists in your ad set. Each ...

Dropshipping, also known as product sourcing, is when you buy stock from a supplier and work with them to ship items directly to your buyers without ever having to deal with them yourself. Dropshipping , where you fulfill orders directly from wholesale suppliers, is allowed on eBay. Remember, if you use drop shipping, you are still responsible for the safe delivery of the item within the time frame, your listing, and overall buyer satisfaction with the purchase. However, listing an item on eBay and then purchasing the item from another retailer or marketplace to ship directly to your customer is not allowed on eBay. Failure to comply with eBay policies may result in a range of actions including, but not limited to administrative termination or removal of listings, hiding or downgrading all listings in search results, lower seller ratings, restrictions on buying and selling, loss of buyer or seller protection, and account suspension. All fees paid or payable in connection with a listing...

Still don't believe in the power of social media? Wondering how this could benefit your small business? You have over 2 billion users worldwide and your customers already exist. Then social media has become a vital part of your brand's marketing strategy. Especially when you are doing dropshipping . While you should be using social media, knowing where to start is easier said than done. 5 Ways to Use Social Media Below we take a look at 5 ways to use social media to expand and grow your business one by one. 1. Improve Search Engine Ranking There's a lot of debate on this topic, but the bottom line is... social media can (and will) improve your search engine rankings. How? When social media share rates increase, so does the domain authority of your website. This will improve the search engine ranking of the page. But more than that. Many consumers visit your social media profiles before entering your website to better understand your brand before making a purchase. More vis...

Thank you pages, also known as purchase confirmation pages, are an often overlooked part of many e-commerce sites. Because its main function is to let customers know that their purchase was a success, store owners sometimes don't care too much as long as it displays some kind of success message. However, if you take the time to optimize your thank you page , it can provide more value for you and your customers.  We will explore how to customize the thank you page with an extension. How to Optimise Thank You Page If the process of manually customizing thank you pages seems tedious, or you don't like digging into code, there are extensions that can create custom thank you pages for you. The Custom Thank You Pages extension lets you create multiple thank you pages to display conditionally based on the products purchased. These custom thank you pages can display unique titles and descriptions, billing and shipping information, cross-selling, up-selling, and anything else you might...

  Dropshipping is popular in the world, and gain many fans worldwide. Recently, I noticed that many people ask on the Internet whether it's possible to dropship in France. Thus, I write the post to answer some questions about dropshipping in France. 1. Is It Legal to Dropship in France You shouldn't stress the legitimacy of the  dropshipping  industry. It is legal in almost every country on the planet. Nonetheless, similar to any other business or practice, you should specialize in certain points of view to ensure that you do not get into any legal disputes. Copyright infringement and fees are two of the issues that will best allow you to find legal issues. Anyway, on the slim chance, you're sure you haven't broken any of it, at that point you can be broadly sure that you won't need to face any fights in court for your dropshipping french business. 2. Why France Is Suitable for Dropshipping France is a perfect dropshipping region. Why? Because it fills the environme...

The planning and effort you put into creating an online business idea are the same as planning the creation of an e-commerce website. What? Yes, everything from deciding on the best e-commerce platform for website development to marketing requires planning. You may have started the process but got stuck in the middle. Don't worry! Many e-commerce startups go through this phase. How can we help? We get a lot of questions related to e-commerce startups. Therefore, we decided to write an article on frequently asked questions about e-commerce startups. FAQs for E-commerce Startups Let's check these FAQs for e-commerce startups one by one. 1. Which Is the Best Platform for Beginners There are many well-known e-commerce website development platforms like Shopify, Magento, Drupal, WooCommerce, and others. All of these will help you in building the perfect eCommerce portal. However, every platform has its pros and cons. If you have a large business with tremendous data and want to expa...

Until recently, "ethical" brands were mostly niche companies whose entire brand image revolved around sustainable and fair trade practices. Then a new wave of digitally native brands entered the market, tightly controlling their online narratives and targeting socially conscious shoppers with value-based messages. However, not all brands want to go all-in on this strategy. Rather than building their overall image around sustainability and ethics, many companies are simply looking for a realistic way to inject better practices into their existing supply chains. If you're one of them, read on - we outline 3 ways to reduce the risks and costs associated with a more ethical supply chain. 1. Be Professional about Inventory and Demand Planning It's an easy victory. The better you plan and forecast your inventory needs, the less waste you end up generating. Fortunately, reducing waste is good for the environment and your bottom line. Brands today need to know exactly how muc...