Saturday, 29 September 2012

Mistakes Which You Need To Avoid On Ecommerce Sites


A great ecommerce site includes layout and lots of other features. However, there is something that simply not smart for the online retailers. Site designing is a matter of taste but there are some mistakes that are done by the companies. Here, are some mistakes,

1) Tiny Fonts – Number of e-commerce consultants are going to use small fonts which are difficult to read especially on a mobile device. It became problem especially when there is no zooming facility on your mobile device.

2) There are number of customers available there who want to know about the shipping cost. But, there are some internet stores available, which expect a shopper to consummate an order and hand over their credit card information and wait to learn about the shipping fee. Generally shipping costs will be calculated after your order, which has been received and added when your order is fulfilled.

3) If your web design is not so attractive, then your online presence is useless. The design and presentation of a website is one of the most important factors, which make a quick true judgment of a site. For the popularity purpose and credibility purpose web designing and development is an important part. There are number of online marketing consultants available who are working on better web look for their client website.

4) It is important to remove dead links form your website because it gives poor experience to users. An ecommerce site includes a lot of resources, which include images with many links. Due to absolute paths in anchor tags broken links will occur. The online merchant needs to do test before makes launching a site.  

5) There are number sites available in which there is no blog section. From customer point of view, it is very important to have a blog section so that you can connect directly with your customer. Blogs are a great source of content that keep shoppers coming back.

Remember these points, so that you can better analyze your e-commerce website.              

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