Without a reservation, traffic is the life and soul of any online business on the Internet. Even if you have a high conversion website with no traffic to your specially designed website, I’d say the website is useless. As an Internet marketer, you must learn… Read More »How to Get More Traffic to Your Website for Free
The purpose of a POS system is to save your business time and money, but retail stores and restaurants that simply buy one without taking any further measures are not fulfilling their system’s full potential. Increasing ROI and improving productivity is an ongoing process, not… Read More »5 Ways to Save Time and Money with Your POS System
The biggest concern of retailers is the rise of electronic commerce fraud – including data breaches, targeted attacks and fraud by card not present – according to a report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. Online fraud is one of the biggest challenges facing… Read More »Breaking the chain of fraud
<img class="wp-image-155860 size-full" src="https://www.practicalecommerce.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Writers-block.jpg" alt=" Contextual relevance has a large impact on biological research rankings. But relevance requires words, sometimes difficult to produce. "Width =" 800 "height =" 534 "/> Contextual relevance strongly impacts organic search rankings, but relevance requires words that are sometimes difficult… Read More »9 ways to break the block of your SEO writer
Google's new "smart campaigns" is the first ad product under the new Google Ads brand. Smart campaigns use machine learning algorithms to help small businesses become better online advertisers. This tool can be particularly useful for small multichannel retailers who sell both on an ecommerce-friendly… Read More »Google's smart campaigns can help small brick and ratchet retailers
By John K. Higgins 28 June 2018 09:51 PT Vendors seeking to break through the world's largest customer of information technology – the US government – should keep a close eye on the ever-changing contract landscape. Federal IT spending now stands at more than 90… Read More »Trump Promotes Technology Management for Federal IT Acquisitions
For nearly 200 years, the United States Supreme Court has settled disputes arising from the sale of products by companies located abroad. Conflicts are often focused on the preservation of interstate commerce and the ability of a state to govern itself. A notable case occurred… Read More »Sales Tax Expert on the Impact of the Supreme Court's Wayfair Decision
For nearly 200 years, the United States Supreme Court has settled disputes arising from the sale of products by companies located abroad. Conflicts are often focused on the preservation of interstate commerce and the ability of a state to govern itself. A notable case occurred… Read More »Sales Tax Expert on the Impact of the Supreme Court's Wayfair Decision
The most popular niche for Russian online shoppers is clothing and footwear. This is according to East-West Digital News, which covers technology and innovation in Central and Eastern Europe. But there are niches that are underdeveloped online. One of them is alcohol. In this article,… Read More »How to sell alcohol online in Russia (or not)
TeamSupport announced Tuesday the addition of sentiment analysis technology, powered by Watson from IBM, to its customer relationship platform. The new technology provides automatic textual analysis of e-mail or chat responses to assess a customer's feeling, so that customer support teams can prioritize and personalize… Read More »Watson Watson is engaged for B2B analysis [[S9]]
<img class="size-full wp-image-155599" src="https://www.practicalecommerce.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Al-Keck-120px.jpg" alt=" Al Keck – The Infinite Nation "width =" 120 "height =" 160 "/> Al Keck "Reading List" is our occasional series where we ask e-commerce professionals to name some of their favorite books and blogs. For this slice, we corresponded… Read More »Reading list: Al Keck, founder of the Infinity Nation
E-Commerce Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises May Be Hardly Affected by the Repeal of Neutrality of the Net by the Federal Communications Commission of the United States this month. The move will allow internet service providers to block and manipulate the use of the Internet… Read More »What Net Neutrality Means for E-Commerce SMEs
<img class="wp-image-155551 size-large" src="https://www.practicalecommerce.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Login-form-570×370.jpg" alt=" Access to login data, such as a user name, password, or token, is a frequent target of cross-site scripting attacks. If a thief can steal them, he can access the account information of a user. "Width =" 570 "height ="… Read More »Protecting Your Store from Cross-Site Scripting Attacks
Although Oracle was one of the last major software companies to launch itself in the cloud, he married the idea of creative destruction in a breathtaking way. With BYOL – Bring Your Own License – the company has inspired a move from its traditional software… Read More »The Creative Destruction of Oracle
In "SEO: How to Rank Against Heavyweights," Collaborator Jill Kocher Brown addressed the challenges of ranking for high-demand keywords. I am often asked questions about this subject. Can a small business with a limited budget compete with popular search terms such as "fashion", "shoes" and… Read More »SEO: How to win against giant competitors