Return To Origin
user2020-04-03T05:14:50+00:00Return to Origin or RTO is now a very important part of E-Commerce. RTO, simply put, refers to the situation where a package is not delivered to the customer and is instead returned back to the seller.
Return to Origin or RTO is now a very important part of E-Commerce. RTO, simply put, refers to the situation where a package is not delivered to the customer and is instead returned back to the seller.
Even if you fix a lot of issues in your site and try to improve conversion, all those efforts will come to naught, if you don’t have the right data.
While standard tools
Today most E-Commerce retailers rely on simple e-commerce metrics dashboard tools or even just Excel to track customer journeys and transactions across the site.
But these are barely useful in understanding what customers are trying to
We covered this briefly in previous articles, but payments deserve a place of their own. When we see that anywhere between 6 to 10% of users drop off from the checkout page to payment completion, then you do
You spend a lot of money to get users to the checkout page — statistics show that barely 10 to 12% of users end up on the checkout page.
But the actual conversions that you see
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Moreover, only 2.25% of conversions happen on smartphones while 4.8% happen on the desktop. This provides a series of
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AI and personalization are the buzzwords today, but do they help? The answer is a qualified yes and I’ll explain why.
A lot of stores today use personalization and by that I mean tools that can
The Noble Eight-Fold Path was first enunciated by the Buddha as a means to end suffering in life.
The Clove.AI eight-fold path is designed to end your e-commerce woes and help you increase ecommerce sales.
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