Post by j7oyun55rruk on Jan 4, 2024 10:00:52 GMT
That's cool, it means you're evolving. See, it used to be about selling books and records, but now it's also about selling toys and beauty products. This type of change requires a lot of work. Also, or most importantly, in the store itself. Often new categories are added, products are presented in different ways, and new features are added. And the look itself must also relate to the entire product, not just a part of it. So if you haven't done anything with the platform since its early days, it might be worth considering it. Mobile commerce goes on the offensive. Although this market in Poland is in its development stage.
We must consider its implications. According to research by , % of Polish C Level Contact List stores currently have a website and a further % plan to have one*. This means mobile clients will become increasingly important and responsive websites will soon become essential. So if your store doesn't display correctly on mobile devices. Sooner or later this form of shopping will become the standard, and sites that don't adapt to it will go out of business.
Yes, finally. Of course, you don't always have to throw everything in the trash and start over. A thorough review and analysis is critical when making such decisions. Maybe you just need to update the look, change a few things, or eliminate others. The important thing is that you don't stand still. Even if your sales have been good, remember that customers are picky. It will go to another (more attractive and functional) store and you will no longer see it. You need to observe, analyze and most importantly, develop.
We must consider its implications. According to research by , % of Polish C Level Contact List stores currently have a website and a further % plan to have one*. This means mobile clients will become increasingly important and responsive websites will soon become essential. So if your store doesn't display correctly on mobile devices. Sooner or later this form of shopping will become the standard, and sites that don't adapt to it will go out of business.
Yes, finally. Of course, you don't always have to throw everything in the trash and start over. A thorough review and analysis is critical when making such decisions. Maybe you just need to update the look, change a few things, or eliminate others. The important thing is that you don't stand still. Even if your sales have been good, remember that customers are picky. It will go to another (more attractive and functional) store and you will no longer see it. You need to observe, analyze and most importantly, develop.
