You’ve had your store for a few months now, but very few of your items are selling. What could be the problem? Firstly, you’re not the only one with this problem. Read more to discover how to turn website visitors into paying customers.

For businesses in highly competitive industries, customer retention is a tough nut to crack. Acquiring new customers is expensive, highly competitive and brand loyalty feels harder to maintain in a world where there are a ton of options for consumers. But then there’s Starbucks—one of the most successful brands when it comes to keeping customers engaged, returning, and, most importantly, spending.

When Swedish multinational fashion retailer H&M first entered the South African market in 2015 (feel old yet?), it brought its world renowned mix of trendy & affordable clothing to major malls across the country. But local fans of the brand quickly realised something was missing: unlike in many other countries where shoppers could browse their collections, check stock availability, and order items online, South African shoppers had no digital access to H&M’s catalogue.

The iconic British luxury carmaker has decided to shed its traditional skin and adopt a new logo and entirely opposite marketing direction, all part of its pivot towards an all-electric lineup. This decision has been met with much ridicule, but was that the point all along?

Launching a new product can be a defining moment for any brand. Done right, it can elevate your standing in the industry, build trust with consumers, and ensure long-term success. Done wrong, it can alienate your existing audience and harm your brand’s reputation. Unfortunately, the recent launch of “Panels”, a wallpaper app from popular tech YouTuber Marques Brownlee (MKBHD), offers a masterclass in what *not* to do when launching a product

More often than not, what a business needs isn’t a full overhaul but a strategic audit of their existing website. A website audit is like a health check—it digs into the details, finding what’s working, what’s not, and how to fix it. If your business feels like it’s hit a plateau online, here’s how a website audit could help you move forward…

Building a good brand for your business is crucial if you want to establish a strong presence in the marketplace and create a lasting impression on your customers.

Building a website that converts visitors to clients is a crucial step for any successful e-commerce store. A well-designed and optimised online shop can help attract many new clients and increase conversions, making you more money in the end.

I’m sure you’ve asked yourself this question many times. Especially if you are in your startup phase and your budget is tight. Starting a business

So you have a website and you want it to reach more clients. You saw our last blog post about why you need a website

A portfolio website is the best way to share your business with potential customers looking for your services online. You want to show them what you’re