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  ‘Alexa, tell me which store will deliver me a necklace the quickest’.  Have you found yourself Alexa-ing this? We have, on multiple occasions. Quick deliveries is the need of the hour because it’s not possible to wait for the parcels for too long, especially when one can go and get the products from a brick-and-mortar store. Also, it’s such a task to keep checking apps and emails for constant updates regarding when your product will be delivered. No one deserves to go through that pain and hence the Iron Man of the business world invented same-day and next-day delivery.  Oh don’t be confused now. You would have seen that one of the benefits of Amazon Prime is same-day delivery. Read More:  Same and Next Day Delivery: Get Your Stuff Sooner, Not Later!

  In today’s digital age, e-commerce is rapidly emerging as the king of business. With the advent of artificial intelligence (AI), businesses can now interact with customers online by offering personalized experiences on a large scale. The beauty of AI lies in its ability to bring together a brand’s existing big data and develop a distinctive user profile. Based on this profile, AI generates customized experiences by incorporating information from previous transactions or website interactions. This ensures that clients consistently receive personalized experiences while engaging with a business online. Read More:  How AI is Changing Game in E-Commerce

  McDonalds’ bright red colour induces hunger.  Tropicana uses the colour green in its font to indicate the ‘natural’ nature of its juices.  Nickelodeon’s orange stands for creativity and enthusiasm which is perfect for a kid’s channel.  Barbie as a brand uses the colour pink to portray femininity and playfulness.  Clearly, colours affect our psychology more than we think!  And today, the colour in question is ‘dark.’ Not just a dark shade but ‘dark mode’ A mode that is  Interesting✅  Engaging ✅ And incredibly trending! ✅ Yes, you heard that right. Read More:  Why Dark Mode is More Than Just a Trend

  Oh, let us get this straight. You are trying to sell your products internationally but are confused about how to go about it. Don’t worry, you’ve come to the right place! In this blog, we’ll be discussing different aspects of international shipping – which products you should export, how to go about export documentation, and benefits and challenges you might face amongst other things.  So, put on your seatbelts as we start the information rollercoaster of international shipping.  What Is An Export? The term “exports” refers to products made in one country and sold in another country. The seller of the product is known as an exporter and the buyer is known as an importer. They are profitable for all businesses, big or small because the sales grow faster, more jobs are created, and employees make more than what they do in non-exporting firms. Read More:  Your Guide To A Seamless Export Experience

  To start your own e-commerce business, you need to manufacture/buy original products, store them in your warehouse, list them on your website, host your website, integrate a payment gateway, manage customer care, handle the marketing to ensure traffic, and provide shipping.  Seems like a lot to handle? We can understand.  But what if you can simply manage the hosting, marketing, and payments and still reap all the benefits of an e-commerce website?   Indeed you can with the dropshipping business model!  Dropshipping  is an e-commerce business model that has gained massive popularity over the years. It basically involves hosting a website with products listed on it and not worrying about the rest. All it requires you to do is to make a platform that the customers can visit – similar to a display tile. Once a customer places an order, a dropshipper simply processes it and sends the request to the third-party manufacturer. Then it becomes the manufactur...

  When running a business, you may do 99 things right for your customer, but one thing is wrong, you may end up losing them. Unfortunately, this one thing is a shipping delay more often than not. After everything that you’ve done in marketing your product, driving your customer to your website and getting them to shop, a delay from your   shipping carriers   can be infuriating for the customer. While delays by shipping carriers are a regular occurrence, we need to understand what causes them, how they affect your business, and how one can successfully craft solutions.  Read on to know five tips that can help you tackle delays in ecommerce shipping.  Before Reading the complete blog just look at the  How iThink Logistics Fixes Order Pickup Delays Read More:  5 Useful Tips for Dealing with Shipping Delays

 When running a business, you may do 99 things right for your customer, but one thing is wrong, you may end up losing them. Unfortunately, this one thing is a shipping delay more often than not. After everything that you’ve done in marketing your product, driving your customer to your website and getting them to shop, a delay from your shipping carriers can be infuriating for the customer. While delays by shipping carriers are a regular occurrence, we need to understand what causes them, how they affect your business, and how one can successfully craft solutions. Read on to know five tips that can help you tackle delays in ecommerce shipping. Before Reading the complete blog just look at the How iThink Logistics Fixes Order Pickup Delays Common causes of ecommerce shipping delays Global shipping carriers or domestic ones, the expectation of on-time ecommerce shipping is still met with challenges. And the reasons for them are many. Read More: 5 Useful Tips for Dealing with Shi...