Christmas shopping is coming up and for some it can be very stressful, especially when it comes to physical shopping in a store.
For many, however, worst of all is the heavy financial strain that the season brings. We’ve put together some easy “strategies” to curb overspending during Black Friday, Cyber Monday or Cyber Week sales.
2023 is just around the corner, and it won’t be easy to keep up with competition if you don’t follow closely the top trends in eCommerce.
Merchants and online business owners are becoming more aware of new technologies and online practices and leveraging them to improve their product and service offerings. Here are some of the trends that you can expect in the coming year.
Embedded payments allow non-financial companies to accept payments natively within their product instead of using a separate point-of-sale tool. Customers no longer have to look for cash or enter their card details for each purchase; their payment details are saved once and continuously reused by simply tapping a few buttons on their smartphone.
The continuous rise of the Internet has allowed millions of people worldwide to buy the goods they want quickly and easily, but purchasers still need to provide payment data. Τhis is where critical questions arise – is it safe to give my credit card number every time? Why should I write every time the CVV number? Why is the number of the card stored? And what do we need to do to protect our credit card data when making online payments?
Shopping cart abandonment happens when customers add objects to their shopping cart but leave before finishing the purchase.
Today, if you are not giving many payment options to your customers, you may lose out on conversions, and you would not want to see the visitors leave when they are on the final step of their checkout.