Creating content shouldn’t be just high-quality, but it should also be able to convert users into paying customers. High-quality content should provide readers with valuable information, incentives, and other goodies.
In this article, we’ll show you 10 great tips on how to make your online content both high quality, and conversion-worthy.
People are often led by emotions. And many of these times, people allow their feelings to make buying decisions. Therefore, to be emotional to consumers is to allow emotions to [...]
Read moreWith a population of more than 1.36 billion people and just over 450 million internet users in 2021, this huge South-Asian country entered the e-commerce sector rather late in the day.
With a 50% annual increase in turnover in 2018, India could become one of the top five e-commerce players in the world between now and 2025.
Did you know that India is one of the most attractive destinations for investment projects? The natural resources and qualified workforce make India an [...]
Read moreAccording to Fevad, the Federation of e-commerce and distance selling, France is the sixth biggest market in the world for e-commerce and represents 43 billion dollars and 13.4% of retail operations in 2021 (9.8% in 2019). More than 40 million French people have made purchases online, taking the value of the e-commerce market to around 112 billion euros in 2020 (compared to 57 billion in 2014). Online shopping is an area of the market undergoing continuous [...]
Read moreYou might be thinking, “Why does my company need a professional translation service? Do we not have google translate for a reason?” Well, having a professional translation company has many perks, and even at their most basic they definitely are more trustworthy than google translate or a years old translation dictionary.
First of all, being connected to a professional translation service will make your company more professional. Secondly, in a global, international, and likely large company, your clientele will be different [...]
Read moreOfficially introduced on 1st January 2021, the trade and cooperation agreement decreased the likelihood of a worst-case scenario: a rift between the European Union and the UK. However, new commercial laws may cause various problems for British companies doing business with the European Union. The British government is trying to provide reassurance that although things are not working as they wish, these are only teething problems. So, why not set up in the UK?
Foreign businesses wanting to set up in [...]
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