Tag Archives: e-commerce
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Top 5 shopping applications of 2011 were…

1st FEB 2012 | Posted by Toni Anicic in E-Commerce
Top 5 shopping applications of 2011 were…

As the Crunchies awards have been handed out, we’re interested in analyzing the world’s best shopping start-ups of 2011. In the category of shopping applications, these were the online stores that appeared Read more

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QR Codes – The bridge between eCommerce and offline advertising

9th MAY 2011 | Posted by Toni Anicic in Online Marketing
QR Codes – The bridge between eCommerce and offline advertising

Since we know mobile internet usage with smartphones have already grown to a market share that can’t be neglected in our marketing campaigns it is time to start using all of the smartphones’ amazing features. One such feature is ability to read QR codes, the 2-D barcodes that are likely to mark the new era in quick access to additional information. Read more

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Palic beauty and the Magento beasts

13th APR 2011 | Posted by Aron Stanic in E-Commerce, Fun & Events
Palic beauty and the Magento beasts

This is a short story of how a bunch of Inchooers attended an ecommerce conference in Palic, Serbia. It was legen – wait for it… Read more

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mCommerce – Consumers are ready, industry is not

7th MAR 2011 | Posted by Toni Anicic in E-Commerce, Online Marketing
mCommerce – Consumers are ready, industry is not

mCommerce (mobile commerce) is here to stay and due to the recently published researches, we have data to back it up and predict the growth. The only problem is, consumers seem to be accepting the change much faster than the industry is. Since both mCommerce and eCommerce are growing sectors, we know they will continue to coexist, however, eCommerce industry seems to be not very agile when it comes to upgrading their solutions to fit the small screens. Read more

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Teraflex’s Magento Design featured on the CSS Design Awards

1st MAR 2011 | Posted by Lyssandro Reis in Design, Frontend, Magento
Teraflex’s Magento Design featured on the CSS Design Awards

For those who are still not aware; at Inchoo we handle your store front design with the same care we do your development and transform your online store into an online success. Teraflex is a good example, last Friday we were advised that Teraflex’s storefront design had been nominated for the CSS Design Awards.
Just like when inchoo.net was nominated for the prize; we need your support, vote for Terraflex.biz on cssdesignawards.com

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Ecommerce is growing. But how fast?

25th NOV 2010 | Posted by Oleg Chehovsky in E-Commerce, Online Marketing

Ecommerce is growing. But how fast?

Everyone knows that the ecommerce industry is growing.
But do you know how fast? Or what percent of all the retail sales it takes? Read more

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Works out of the box!

11th NOV 2010 | Posted by Toni Anicic in E-Commerce, Online Marketing
Works out of the box!

Every now and then someone in the social web world asks for eCommerce solution recommendation. One of the awesome trends I noticed in these answers is the answer of a “happy customer” that goes something like this Read more

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When less is more in eCommerce

21st JUN 2010 | Posted by Toni Anicic in E-Commerce, Online Marketing
When less is more in eCommerce

This post will explain the situations in which removing certain elements of your online store might give you better conversions or improve your search engine rankings. There are lots of online stores out there that tend to add too much stuff to their store in hope of improving their income, not realizing that these things might actually create a completely opposite result from the one they hoped to achieve. Read more

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The possibility of statistical mistake in split testing

5th MAR 2010 | Posted by Toni Anicic in Online Marketing
The possibility of statistical mistake in split testing

I’ve been reading an article at GetElastic blog, one of my favorite resources regarding e-commerce marketing. At the end of the article “A/B Test Case Study: Can Split Test Results Be Trusted?” they showed us a case study in which they tested two exactly the same variations against each other and one of them performed 4.97% better than the other. Read more

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The upsides of saying “no”

21st JAN 2010 | Posted by Aron Stanic in E-Commerce
The upsides of saying “no”

“Yes” is a great, positive word. There’s nothing better than getting that “yes” from your prospects that miraculously turns them into clients. “Yes” puts food on the table and that’s why it’s really easy to assume that its counterpart – a small, underappreciated “no” will have exactly the opposite effect. You rarely hear about the upsides of saying “no”. Read more

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