Ever wondered why some Shopify stores sell out in minutes, while others struggle to gain traction? Here’s a clue: it’s not about having the most products. It’s about timing, scarcity, and the hype machine. In fact, a recent study by Statista revealed that 63% of Gen Z consumers are more likely to buy from a
Are product returns quietly killing your margins? According to Shopify data, return rates in e-commerce can be as high as 20-30% for apparel and 15% overall across categories. Most of it? It stems from product detail pages (PDPs) that don’t give shoppers the full story – unclear fit, lack of visuals, confusing specs. If you’ve
Are your repeat customers frustrated by clunky account pages, limited access to order history, or a lack of control over subscriptions? You’re not alone and more importantly, there’s a fix. According to a 2024 DTC benchmarks report, brands with self-service customer portals on Shopify see an average 21% increase in customer retention over 12 months.
What happens when your Shopify automation starts slowing you down? Most store owners don’t notice it at first. Shopify Flow does a decent job for basic triggers and conditions – order tagging, low-stock alerts, or email notifications. But when your business starts to scale, those automated flows that once felt like time-savers quickly become limitations.
What if you could see every move your customers make and predict their next one? Shopify store owners sit on mountains of valuable data, but it’s scattered, siloed, and often underused. According to McKinsey, businesses that embed analytics into their sales processes see revenue increases of up to 20%, while a 2023 report from Wharton
What if your next product drop could feel more like a live event than a typical product launch? That’s exactly what live shopping promises and many DTC brands are already seeing 2x, even 3x, conversion rates by going live. But here’s the real question: Is live shopping worth it for DTC brands, or is it
Why Integrate Akeneo PIM with Shopify? Managing product data effectively is often the most underrated challenge in e-commerce. If you’re running a Shopify store and finding it difficult to keep your product information consistent across channels, or scaling your catalog becomes more complex, integrating Akeneo PIM with Shopify might just be the solution you’ve been
When was the last time you had a truly seamless shopping experience, where everything from checkout to delivery felt effortless? If you’re like most consumers, you’ve likely faced delays, shipping errors, or confusion at some point in your e-commerce journey. For store owners, this is where the problem lies: inefficient fulfillment processes. Did you know
Are you still manually tracking order updates, syncing inventory, or notifying third-party tools every time a sale happens? If so, you’re wasting time and losing ground. According to a report from Zapier, over 74% of workers say they spend too much time on repetitive tasks. In e-commerce, that’s not just inefficient, it’s a missed opportunity
What’s the biggest pain B2B sellers face in 2025? It’s not lead gen, it’s friction. Clunky order forms, outdated portals, and siloed data cost businesses thousands of hours and millions in revenue. According to a McKinsey report, 73% of B2B buyers prefer to research and purchase online, yet many B2B stores still operate as if