By Sonia Simone
How was your long weekend? Or, if you don’t live in the States, how was it watching all your U.S. pals enjoy the long weekend? This was Labor Day week in the U.S., which means about half of my compatriots are running around this morning thinking it’s Wednesday, the other half think it’s Friday already,
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By Neil Patel
User experience can make or break your business.
The checkout process is the most crucial element to consider in that regard.
Even more important is the context of that experience.
What’s appropriate for the desktop will not be suitable for the mobile interface.
For the most part, businesses understand this. It’s why there has been a widespread preoccupation with mobile friendliness.
Here’s the thing though.
People often neglect the checkout process.
Your customers make their final purchasing decisions before they get to checkout.
So why bother, right?
That’s being incredibly short-sighted.
Shopping cart abandonment is a real problem for ecommerce stores.
Customers expect their mobile shopping experience to be seamless, easy, …read more
By Jerod Morris
Today is the final day to register for Digital Commerce Academy before the doors close at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time and the price goes up. Here’s a quick reminder of everything you will have immediate access to: The four existing courses — including Brian Clark’s breakthrough course, Build Your Online Training Business the Smarter Way,
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By Sonia Simone
We’re moving toward the end of the year — and it can be easy to start going into “hunker down” mode instead of “growth” mode. But we still have four more months of 2017 left — and it’s definitely not too late to do something epic this year! This month’s prompts are designed to keep
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By Jerod Morris
Let’s get something important out of the way: It’s okay to have fears. Actually, it can be good to have fears. Especially when it comes to any kind of entrepreneurial venture. Fear can keep you working hard. Fear can keep you asking the right questions. Fear can keep you from taking any success for granted.
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