eCommerce sales are growing globally as more people have access to faster technology and better commerce infrastructure, and as the middle class rises. Given this growth, it is important to sell internationally on Shopify as this can open your store to new markets and increase your revenues.
According to eMarketer, eCommerce sales continue to grow globally and will reach $1.9 trillion in 2016. Read More…
As the cost of access to technology has gone down globally, eCommerce has risen in markets around the world. According to eCommerce trends between 2009 and 2014, China had the highest growth in eCommerce revenue globally with a 16-fold increase during that period.
In a previous post, we showed different ways to make your Shopify store multilingual. We also discussed why you should sell internationally with Shopify, as it increases your customer base, makes your brand more recognizable, and can increase sales. Read More…
While selling your products on Shopify locally or within your country is a good start, you may be missing out on global opportunities by not selling overseas. Selling internationally can be a great way to increase your customer base and make your brand more recognizable.
In this post, we will go over different ways of making your store multilingual in order to reach local markets in different countries. This not only builds trust in your store by showing a customer-centric approach, but also gives your store a competitive advantage in foreign markets against a single-language competitor. Read More…