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Trust issues, omnichannel personalization, expensive advertising with waning results, complicated search requirements, robots, competitors out the wazoo...Ecommerce companies will face a lot of challenges in 2019. Plytix is here to make sure you’re prepared for them all.
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Sick of sh*tty reviews, high return rates, and always showing up below your competition on Google? Learn why bad data is killing your business and how to improve it with Plytix.
In 2018, worldwide ecommerce revenue was nearly $2,300 billion. While ecommerce itself is no trend, Plytix can help you identify important ecommerce trends that will help you boost sales and ride the wave of ecommerce success right through 2019.
Branding is just a bunch of pretty fluff, right? Wrong. Branding boosts perceived value; which leads to referrals, retention, and profit. Here are 22 examples of how to get it right. You’re lucky Plytix loves you.
Today, online retailers are attaching as many as 200 attributes to every single product. You need multichannel listing software to stay in control of your products and in step with your competition. Find your perfect fit in this guide to Sellbrite alternatives from Plytix.
Product copy plays a vital part in the shopping experience as well as ongoing customer satisfaction. Finally get returns in check, rake in more profit, and rank up your repeat customers when you follow in the footsteps of these leaders in product copy.
A misunderstood market, imbalanced price and cost, poor omnichannel marketing, lack of valuable content, avoidance of marketplaces, fuzzy goals—dig in to the top six things that hold ecommerce companies back and how to turn them into growth machines.
