Managing business, when and why customers leave? A store manager walking into a grocery will surely notice half full shopping carts cast haphazardly around the store. If you change the grocery store to an ecommerce site, you would be amazed to see the number of abandoned carts doubled or tripled. Why do customers leave just before completing the checkout process? It is critical to define your visitors purchasing behavior demographic information and what lead them in and out of the site. We would certainly want a marketing strategy that would make visitors complete the transaction. Ecommerce shopping cart user experience mostly determine conversion ratio of visitors to paying customers.
This Christmas season internet retailers are employing varied marketing strategies to catch consumers employing multi-channel shopping strategy. Shopping carts are seen to have major impact across all sales channels. Evaluating several ecommerce sites shopping carts, it can be seen that abandonment of shopping carts before purchase are common occurrence for online shoppers. Explore the challenges of closing the deal online to produce solution that provides substantial return on investment. Learn to quantify feedbacks. Listen to what your customers say because their voice determines the success and life of any online store.
In developing and understanding web site visitors we all must become one of them, to try shopping in their shoes, and experience direct user interface. First try out will be a stuffed toys website which is using the shopping cart software run by Ashop Commerce. We will be evaluating the shopping cart by Ashop Commerce only and not the website. Ashop commerce specially designed state of the art and customer friendly ecommerce store is highly configurable in monthly affordable fees furnished with features any advance user would appreciate and no tech customers delight to navigate. It has the ability to handle unlimited number of products in an effortless and noncommittal manner where users may put items to the shopping cart for possible future purchase. Its easy access product search buttons and support do not require users to register personal information before adding an item for browsing or shopping comparison purposes.
Of course Ashop ecommerce software designers know that user interface before making any purchase is relatively critical than the purchase itself. It has a completely customizable front end that ensures positive experience of online buyers. It has no clicking of buy button when adding items to avoid frustrations on the part of the user which is often the cause of shopping cart abandonment. They simply allow users to continue shopping without interruption. The shopping cart software has integrated users and products management system in multi-language support. It covers web presence and creates its own traffic through affiliates and link exchanges integrated within the software itself. Certainly traffic is vital to successful web presence where its key design provides adequate feedback of the cart content and total cost without automatically taking the users to the shopping cart page yet.
The shopping cart updates and summarizes its content by provision of adequate visual feedback and is very creative and intelligent in its solicitation effort regarding upsell and cross selling programs of relative products and services. Users even know if the item they selected is not available because it has a provision for an out of stock option. Any abandoned cart has an ideal follow up program with the task to retrieve lost sales through email follow-ups by diligent, consistent user activity tracking. The variety of tax and shipping calculation options effectively meets challenging business requirements and deliver good results. It also has the outstanding feature of retaining selected items used to bookmark products that could be lost while browsing other pages serving some kind of memory aid to users which saves a consumer’s cart until the next visit. Ashop commerce allows bulk uploading of products and pictures for administrative convenience.
Every customer has its own password and is allowed to choose what he considers as convenient delivery and payment method. Its payment gateway allows processing of payments from several online payment modules and connects to your merchant for real-time credit card processing. And in case of offline, it captures customer’s credit card details and process payments manually in their existing electronic terminals. No hassle on the part of the buyer. The shopping cart software supports checks, purchase orders and phone orders. Obtaining a license is as easy as 1-2-3 for the license can be obtained directly or even transferred.
So what makes Ashop commerce shopping cart software a success? First it covers web presence by provision of meta tags, affiliates and link exchanges promotion. Second, it organize products and services making it easy for customers to search and buy online and adding items to the cart without having to click buy button. Third, it adds multiple purchase options and offers with special volume discounts. Fourth, it calculates shipping and taxes automatically at time of order fully updating cost of cart items. And finally it uses and integrates statistical analysis to refine administrator’s ecommerce marketing strategies and many other methods you may have on mind or developed in order to build traffic and convert that traffic to paying customers.
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Monday, December 24, 2007
Shopping cart operations: what makes it a success?
Posted by Shirley Bongbong at 12/24/2007 06:49:00 PM
Labels: ashop ecommerce shopping cart features, successful shopping cart software
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A method for ordering an item using a client system. Displaying information identifying the item and displaying an indication of a single action that is to be performed to order the identified item; and in response to only the indicated single action being performed, sending to a server system a request to order the identified item. Whereby the item is ordered independently of a shopping cart model and the order is fulfilled to complete a purchase of the item. Now it is restricted to items "purchasable through a shopping cart model". http://www.infysolutions.com
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