Is there anything that you can’t buy online? I know this may seem like a pretty silly question, especially given the likes of eBay and the fact you can even buy a wife on the internet. Still, there are a few niches that business experts don’t really try and corner on the web, and I found one around a month ago. (more…)
E-Commerce Blog Posts
Niche Market Specialisation – Are Businesses Missing a Trick?
Friday, December 2nd, 2011
Creative Link Building for Small Businesses
Thursday, November 3rd, 2011
Small businesses have a lot to offer and with a bit of creativity, you can turn some traditional methods of link building into a winning campaign. Here are a few ideas to help small businesses use those methods to build links to their sites. (more…)
How to Attract Customer Reviews to Your E-Commerce Site
Thursday, November 3rd, 2011
User-generated customer reviews offer many benefits to e-commerce websites. Not only can they provide reassurance to customers and increase conversion rates, but they also offer multiple advantages from an SEO point of view.
Search engines love new, unique content and by adding review functionality to your site, customers are providing this for you. Customers are also likely to describe your product in unique ways, which can help attract new rankings and more long tail traffic. (more…)
Making the QDF Factor Work for E-Commerce Sites
Tuesday, October 25th, 2011Of all the little algorithms Google likes to implement, one of the easiest to manipulate to your advantage is the Query Deserves Freshness.
The QDF factor is a handy algorithm used by Google to bring forward the most up to date relevant content in relation to hot topics or trending subjects. (more…)
Cookie Law Delayed For One Year
Thursday, May 26th, 2011E-Commerce, Featured, Industry News
This week marked a sizeable change in privacy laws in the UK. As of today, the law covering UK websites was due to change to ensure website users have more control over the data a website gathers about them.
The ICO announced yesterday that this law will be delayed for one year allowing websites and businesses to come up with a workable solution to how cookies should be handled.
This decision will be welcomed by pretty much every online business, analytics provider and marketing provider across the UK. Although delayed, this law is not going away; the EU and the ICO are pushing for website owners to educate customers and allow them to make their own choice on what data you can capture from them. (more…)
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