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How to Say Thank you to your Customers on an Online Store

by codegrape / February 23, 2021

Sincere appreciation is one of the easiest ways to build closer relationships with buyers as they move along your customer’s roadmap. It’s easy, but remarkably few companies ever take the time to thank customers for their business.

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Technology Trends for the Future of eCommerce Stores

by codegrape / December 16, 2020

Every eCommerce store owner needs to have technology trends at the forefront of their mind to ensure their eCommerce store remains competitive. eCommerce is changing at a fast pace and you need to keep up, otherwise, you’ll get left behind. Adopting new technologies might seem scary because it represents a change for your business. However, the new technology could be part of your unique selling point that allows you to stand out in a crowded marketplace. You can improve your eCommerce

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How to Optimize WooCommerce for Higher Conversions

by codegrape / September 30, 2020

Several critical factors contribute to the success of an ecommerce business. But even if you have in-demand products, competitive prices, and outstanding customer support, it’ll be incredibly challenging to gain good patronage if your online store performs poorly in the first place.

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Thrifty Thinking – 4 Tips For Making Good Money From Flipping Thrift Store Finds

by codegrape / October 14, 2019

Reselling and flipping secondhand goods is steadily growing as a hobby and extra income stream for many individuals and families. The challenge now is, with so many people in the game, it can be harder to source the hidden gems that will turnover the most profit for you.

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How to Design a Customer-Centric Online Store

by codegrape / January 10, 2019

Being online is a requirement nowadays. You cannot get away with not putting your company online, because at the very least it means that locals who are searching for your store to drive to cannot find you. You will be passed over, and you will lose that sale. On a greater scale, it means shutting yourself off from the chance of another revenue stream and the chance to better manage your store’s reputation.

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