On average, ecommerce sites take 6 seconds to load. While ideally, eCommerce load speed should be under 3 seconds.

That 3 second delay doesn't sound like a big problem but in reality every 1 second extra of load speed and delay has a huge material impact on revenue for eCommerce stores.

Time flies, and we are at the brink of the calendar years.

eCommerce stores should start planning for the Christmas shopping spree, which is for most brands the most fruitful time of the year!

Most eCommerce stores now have a similar type of site navigation experience, and it is usually a bad one.

The conversion rate gap is not being talked about enough, it’s almost like the industry wants to neglect it!

The word “future” during this time can like a trip, especially in the space of retail.

The news has been talking about how eCommerce is on the rise now and how the big traditional retailers are experiencing a decline.

When trying to figure out a marketing strategy, the first thing that comes in mind is ‘Discounts’.

The average order value is simply the average amount of money that a customer spends in your store. Average order value is just one of several metrics in the eCommerce formula, which results in Revenue = Traffic * Conversion Rate * Average Order Value

If you’re reading this blog there is a good chance you manage an eCommerce store and are looking for ways to optimize your eCommerce store.

All businesses need to make money to survive so there is no shame in saying your business needs to hit a specific target to survive. Some eCommerce stores are killing it month to month and COVID-19 has only helped! On the flip side, some are not performing and are struggling to stay alive.

Countries around the world have implemented a similar form of social distancing or quarantine measures. Looking at history books, humans have always been fighting with infectious diseases. While major global outbreaks like Spanish flu, Smallpox, and HIV / AIDS are rare, those epic viruses are the ones that changed the world.

It has been more than a month since the lockdown and physical distancing restriction was enforced. We have seen how retail giants like Myers, Big W, and JB Hi-Fi experiencing online sales growth during the lockdown, which was once a small contributor to their revenue. It looks like when people are locked inside and income was halted, their spending habit remains consistent. As we successfully stayed at home and flattened the curve, the public is waiting to return to their normal lives like before.

We all have gone through tough days following the work from home and social distancing rules to flatten the curve. As a result, Australia became one of the first few countries to recover from the pandemic. We have learned a lot of valuable lessons from COVID-19, and one of them is the power of online channels.

It has been a few weeks since the social distancing rule was enforced. The public now shares one common enemy, which is COVID-19. Different types of industries in the economy are impacted by this pandemic. Some, experiencing a positive impact, while most are experiencing a negative impact.

What is the eCommerce problem?

eCommerce conversions are broken!

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