Here we have picked a selection of Shopify’s latest updates that we think are going to be the most useful moving forward for eCommerce websites. As a Shopify Partner we are always looking at their up and coming releases to see how we can apply them to our customers!

A website should evolve as your business grows and it’s important to keep adding fresh content as, just because your website is live, it doesn’t mean it is ever truly finished.
Look at what is in place already and ask yourself how it can be improved. This can be from simple text changes, adding new pages or even new features such as booking systems and events calendars.

Engagement has typically always been a common metric for evaluating social media performance. Although it doesn’t necessarily translate into sales, it reflects the value of a business’ social media efforts.
Engaging in new and current audiences is difficult and can leave you scratching your head for ideas. Getting engagement on your posts increases your brand awareness and compliments your other forms of marketing.

  If you’ve not read our previous 6 blogs on how to sell online… where have you been?! Check them out HERE and the come

  And now, for the next piece of the eCommerce puzzle… sending products. We’re looking at how you are going to get the products to

  Once you have a store and products to buy, you need to be able to accept payments. Taking online payments has become a very

  Once you know where you are going to sell your products,  you need to decide what you are selling online. Start gathering your product

  Once you have the list mentioned in our last blog, ‘How to Sell Online During the Current Crisis – Keep It Simple!’ now think

  One mistake people make when first trying to sell online is over complicating the process and having unrealistic expectations. In our first article in