Articles tagged "eCommerce"

How eCommerce businesses can use automation in the last mile

eCommerce infrastructure can be broken up into three pillars: creating a digital presence, enabling purchases, and getting items to customers. The first two pillars are well established but until recently, the third pillar—local deliveries—lagged behind.

How to add new Stripe customers to Mailchimp audiences

These days, keeping in contact with your customers digitally is a must.

How to automatically add new Shopify customers to a Mailchimp Audience

Getting your online store up and running is work enough, and keeping your customers updated on new products in your store can sometimes feel like a second full-time job.

How to add Stripe sales as new rows in Google Sheets

Manually logging Stripe transactions is not only tedious, it's also error-prone. Don't worry, automating your bookkeeping—taking those tasks off your plate while reducing errors—is easy.

How to automatically print shipping labels

Creating address labels has come a long way since learning how to do a mail merge. Use Zapier to add contacts to a spreadsheet for easy printing with online tools.

How to automatically save Shopify orders to a Google Sheet

Once you've set up your Shopify store and started taking orders, keeping track of your sales is vital to maintaining a successful business.

4 ways to automate post-purchase marketing with PayPal and Mailchimp

How any brand can sell merchandise on their website

eCommerce is hard enough for full-time retailers, so doing it as a side hustle might seem overwhelming. But promotional merchandising can improve business for any company or influencer.

Exploring sales channels for your eCommerce business

Even though the barriers to entry for eCommerce are much lower than what they used to be, it can still be an uphill battle. With so many options to choose from, finding the right sales channels can take time. 

The art of automation: How Digioh automated its sales and onboarding with Zapier

How an eCommerce quiz company uses automation to get more sales—and help more customers—with a lean team.