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online store have varieties of various products. it saves our time. some we get discount on products,
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Benefits of online stores
- Thread starter irenejoshep
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At the point of view of seller : Eassy or low investment business establishment no need for corporate space or no need to large scale investment at the start.
At the point of view customers: Eassy to track lots of number suppliers or price option and quality option also and time saving process.
At the point of view customers: Eassy to track lots of number suppliers or price option and quality option also and time saving process.
vishnushivam
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The main advantages of online stores are:-
You may already dedicate some of your business budget to reaching new customers, such as placing ads in local papers or buying spots on the radio or television in your market.
Your online store is your outpost on the Internet, but it’s a virtual one. In a physical store, customers expect to be able to leave with the sweater.
Almost anything can be a store these days, from someone’s garage to a kiosk in a mall to a massive warehouse.
You may already dedicate some of your business budget to reaching new customers, such as placing ads in local papers or buying spots on the radio or television in your market.
Your online store is your outpost on the Internet, but it’s a virtual one. In a physical store, customers expect to be able to leave with the sweater.
Almost anything can be a store these days, from someone’s garage to a kiosk in a mall to a massive warehouse.
jay sharma
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shopping form home. Good selling prices .
ngocthem88
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Cost is low and profit is high
Nguyen Nhi
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you do not need more capital
you freedom of time
you can give our customers the best priced products
you freedom of time
you can give our customers the best priced products
ravikumar007
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Benefits of selling online
Selling online has a number of advantages over selling by conventional methods, including:
• Being able to receive payment more quickly from online transactions.
• Attracting customers who would not normally have investigated your type of high street
outlet.
• Reducing order processing costs - customer orders can automatically come straight into
your orders database from the website.
• well-defined products or services that can be sold without human involvement in the
sales process
• fixed prices for all types of potential customers
• products or services that can be delivered within a predictable lead time
• Making savings in set-up and operational costs. You don't need to rent high street
premises, pay shop assistants or answer a lot of pre-sales queries.
• Reaching a global audience, thereby increasing sales opportunities.
• Competing with larger businesses by being able to open 24 hours a day, seven days a
week.
• Improving your offerings using the data gathered by tracking customer purchases.
Selling online has a number of advantages over selling by conventional methods, including:
• Being able to receive payment more quickly from online transactions.
• Attracting customers who would not normally have investigated your type of high street
outlet.
• Reducing order processing costs - customer orders can automatically come straight into
your orders database from the website.
• well-defined products or services that can be sold without human involvement in the
sales process
• fixed prices for all types of potential customers
• products or services that can be delivered within a predictable lead time
• Making savings in set-up and operational costs. You don't need to rent high street
premises, pay shop assistants or answer a lot of pre-sales queries.
• Reaching a global audience, thereby increasing sales opportunities.
• Competing with larger businesses by being able to open 24 hours a day, seven days a
week.
• Improving your offerings using the data gathered by tracking customer purchases.
E.S AKSHAY
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The benifits of online stores is that we can easily shop from anywhere according to our convience easy to use a wide variety of ranges can be found better prices range.....................
ravikumar007
New member
Benefits of online stores:
•Making savings in set-up and operational costs. You don't need to rent high street
premises, pay shop assistants or answer a lot of pre-sales queries.
•Reducing order processing costs - customer orders can automatically come straight into
your orders database from the website.
•Reachable for each and everyone or as global, thereby increasing sales opportunities.
•Availability of 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
•Making transaction is easy.
•Improving your offerings using the data gathered by tracking customer purchases.
•Using your online shop as a catalogue for existing customers.
•Easy to Search Merchandise You Want to Buy.
•Making savings in set-up and operational costs. You don't need to rent high street
premises, pay shop assistants or answer a lot of pre-sales queries.
•Reducing order processing costs - customer orders can automatically come straight into
your orders database from the website.
•Reachable for each and everyone or as global, thereby increasing sales opportunities.
•Availability of 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
•Making transaction is easy.
•Improving your offerings using the data gathered by tracking customer purchases.
•Using your online shop as a catalogue for existing customers.
•Easy to Search Merchandise You Want to Buy.
rubyshopie
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Reduced overheads – in general, an online store costs less to set up and run than a physical shop, although it’s important to recognise that making e-commerce work requires continuing investment.
Lower marketing costs with better targeting: online promotion can be more precisely aimed at potential customers than using conventional media. It’s also much cheaper, for example, to send a marketing message by e-mail to 1,000 customers than it is to send 1,000 newsletters by post.
Expanded geographical reach: a local business can become nationwide or, depending on the product, international, just through having an effective e-commerce strategy. Bear in mind that if you do sell outside the UK, you’ll need to comply with regulations and understand tax and import/export issues. Find out more at the Open to Export website.
Being open for business 24/7: with automated order and payment processing, sales can be made at any time, and customers can buy when it suits them. Research* shows that the most popular time for online shopping is 12pm to 2pm weekdays, and on Sunday evenings.
Greater flexibility: an online store can be updated instantly and as often as you like – for example, to promote a ‘deal of the day’ on your front page, without the need for expensive printed display material.
Broader potential customer base: an e-commerce business is an additional buying channel, capable of attracting customers who have not bought before.
Improved customer profiling, with the opportunity to target products and services at specific groups based on buying data.
Increased visibility for your business: with investment in search engine optimisation and online promotion, an online shop becomes more accessible to customers searching for your products.
The ability to tell people about your business: this is particularly valuable when an online store operates alongside a conventional high-street outlet, providing information about opening hours, contact details and answers to Frequently Asked Questions.
Another marketing channel: your online store can support your digital marketing efforts by including customer reviews and testimonials
Lower marketing costs with better targeting: online promotion can be more precisely aimed at potential customers than using conventional media. It’s also much cheaper, for example, to send a marketing message by e-mail to 1,000 customers than it is to send 1,000 newsletters by post.
Expanded geographical reach: a local business can become nationwide or, depending on the product, international, just through having an effective e-commerce strategy. Bear in mind that if you do sell outside the UK, you’ll need to comply with regulations and understand tax and import/export issues. Find out more at the Open to Export website.
Being open for business 24/7: with automated order and payment processing, sales can be made at any time, and customers can buy when it suits them. Research* shows that the most popular time for online shopping is 12pm to 2pm weekdays, and on Sunday evenings.
Greater flexibility: an online store can be updated instantly and as often as you like – for example, to promote a ‘deal of the day’ on your front page, without the need for expensive printed display material.
Broader potential customer base: an e-commerce business is an additional buying channel, capable of attracting customers who have not bought before.
Improved customer profiling, with the opportunity to target products and services at specific groups based on buying data.
Increased visibility for your business: with investment in search engine optimisation and online promotion, an online shop becomes more accessible to customers searching for your products.
The ability to tell people about your business: this is particularly valuable when an online store operates alongside a conventional high-street outlet, providing information about opening hours, contact details and answers to Frequently Asked Questions.
Another marketing channel: your online store can support your digital marketing efforts by including customer reviews and testimonials