Webdesign| Social Media Marketing|Mobile App Development – FINDING A PLACE IN GLOBAL E-COMMERCE

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social media marketing

With the growth of people using social media worldwide reaching 2.95 billion in 2019 its has been projected that this figure will be 3.43 billion in 2023. Planting your company name and products in the hearts of customers will assist in projecting your company for constant growth in the worldwide eCommerce market.

webdesign

It is important for your business to be seen on the internet. You can have a great business, but if people do not see nor find you on the web, what does it profit? We help you to be found better online.

mobile app development

A mobile app can also improve your customer service, apart from increasing your product sales and business visibility. An app ensures the same presentation of products and services every time users access it. Customers can go through the same interface, no matter which page they access.

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Who we are. What We Do

We are entrepreneurs who believe in Ecommerce is the future of doing business globally.

With the help of third parties as a team combing talents to provide service to our clients.

What People Saying About E-commerce

Staying on top of what’s going on in the ecommerce industry, as well as learning about new business models, strategies, and tactics, is important to success. Depending on your particular role and interests, you may be interested in the latest news about eBay, Amazon, Alibaba, or other eCommerce marketplaces. Or maybe you run your own eCommerce store and want to improve your Google ads, your social media strategy, or your conversion rates to increase online sales.

Victoria Fryer Content Marketing Writer

Online sales in the United States have surged in recent weeks, after shelter-in-place measures enacted in March shuttered brick-and-mortar stores throughout the country. While the shutdowns immediately altered how people spent their money, the patterns have continued to shift as the weeks have gone on, new data shows, shaped by waves of panic buying and even payouts of government aid. The latest bump in online spending came after the government sent out stimulus payments to tens of millions of American households beginning on April 11.

Nathaniel Popper New York Times Writer

Many of us have been forced to take our shopping habits online during lockdown, and while stores have been shuttered, many internet traders are flourishing. The government of Dubai is betting the trend continues as it prepares to open a new free trade zone for e-commerce named "Dubai Commercity," which will provide a base for online retailers. The 3.2 billion AED ($870 million) development, adjacent to Dubai International Airport, is billed as the first of its kind in the region. The site is a joint venture between two state-owned enterprises -- the Dubai Airport Freezone Authority (DAFZA) and property firm Wasl -- and the developers say the coronavirus pandemic has spurred rather than stalled their progress.

Kieron Monks CNN Reporter and Writer