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10 Types of Coupons Your eCommerce Store Should Offer

Does your online store offer coupons? If not, it’s time to start. 88% of shoppers used coupons in 2020, so offering them can help you give customers what they expect, match or beat competitors’ deals, pull more visitors into your store, and make more sales. Here are...

How to Start Your Own Web Development Business Now

If you’re a web developer or a coding camp student and you’re thinking about being your own boss, you’re in good company. The number of freelancers in the U.S. hit more than 56 million in 2020, per the Freelancers Union—and the number keeps rising every year as more...

Here’s How to Start Your Web Design Business Now

Maybe you’ve been building websites for fun, and you’re darn good at it. Perhaps you’re the developer your colleagues always ask for design suggestions. Or maybe you’ve just visited too many websites with janky layouts, fonts and UX—and you know for a fact you can...
Microinteractions: What They Are, and Why Websites Love Them

Microinteractions: What They Are, and Why Websites Love Them

Let’s be frank, a lot of the websites people land on don’t make much of an impression. How often do you click on a page, scroll a bit, then move along and never think of it again?Every website’s competing for some of the coveted time and attention people have to give,...

15 Surprising Ways to Personalize Your Online Store

15 Surprising Ways to Personalize Your Online Store

You’ve worked hard to understand who your audience is and what they care about. You did your best to design your eCommerce site with their needs and preferences top of mind. But for all your good intentions, you’ve hit up against an inevitable complication. Your...

How (and Why) to Add “Buy Now Pay Later” to Your Online Store

How (and Why) to Add “Buy Now Pay Later” to Your Online Store

Does your online store offer Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) yet? If not, you may be missing out on sales. Yikes!With Buy Now, Pay Later, customers order what they want, pay in installments (usually 4, every two weeks). Your store gets paid when the order is placed, minus...