eCommerce Websites MENU Work Services About Insights Contact Ai Powered Marketing Agency (800) 990-2429 3950 Sorrento Valley blvd, suite 400 SAN DIEGO, CA 92121 Twitter Facebook Youtube Instagram Linkedin Blog Twitter Facebook Youtube Instagram Linkedin Blog eCommerce Websites Digital storefronts have never been easier. Get business (e)booming. The future of storefronts is online, and the growing popularity of eCommerce platforms like Magento and Shopify have made that clear. Create a website that encapsulates your brick-and-mortar experience without losing brand identity. eCommerce Website Creation Creating an eCommerce website requires a few more bells and whistles than they originally did when marketplaces first popped up. Since eCommerce has taken off, the competition has become stiff and the stakes are high. With that said, there’s room for everyone to get a slice of the pie so long as your brand is equipped with creative solutions to digital challenges. With smartboost, your eCommerce website will put your best brand forward, turning engagement into conversion. What you can expect 1 Originality 2 Brand Incorporation 3 Profitability Process Transforming the Digital Space 01. Magento 2 Navigate one of the best eCommerce platforms available. 02. Shopify Create fully-fledged storefronts on the most popular online marketplaces. 03. Shopify Plus Take your shop to the next level by upgrading your Shopify business. Industries We Serve We provide creative and intelligent solutions for the following industries: eLearning Fintech Business Process IoT eCommerce Manufacturing Case Studies Frequenty Asked Questions What is eCommerce? eCommerce refers to the electronic transaction of goods or services over the Internet, typically on a platform that displays products and provides a POS/checkout system. If you’ve ever shopped online, you’re more familiar with eCommerce than you think! Some of the most popular examples include Paypal, Shopify, Amazon, and Magento, plus big retailers like Target, Walmart, and more. What’s the difference between eCommerce platforms?/What are the biggest eCommerce companies? eCommerce platforms come with different benefits and downsides, each fitting certain companies better depending on their needs. Often, the decision to choose a platform is simply financial — which digital marketplace offers the most features at the lowest cost? Beyond plans, the differences in platforms are more minute and intricate. Contacting smartboost is the best way to ensure you’re picking one that fits your business best. What are the different types of eCommerce? eCommerce comes in a few forms, and the types are typically grouped by who is providing a service and who is receiving it. One form of eCommerce is Business-to-Business, or B2B. This form of eCommerce is where one business provides services and goods to another. You can think of smartboost as a B2B company, where we help other companies thrive in creative marketing atmospheres! Another form of eCommerce is Business-to-Consumer, also called B2C. Many eCommerce stores in this format are seen as “online shopping,” and retail stores that sell consumer goods certainly are B2C! B2C can also include professional services and other services provided online. There’s also Business-to-Administration (B2A), Consumer-to-Admin (C2A), and Consumer-to-Business (C2B), though these are all a little less common than B2B and B2C. Is eCommerce still growing? The simple answer is: yes. Many believe that after eCommerce’s original burst, it would stop expanding. However, only the opposite has been true. Stocks in popular eCommerce platforms continue to skyrocket quarter after quarter, and more businesses than ever are finding success online. Why should I bring my business online? When you’re the owner of a brick-and-mortar store, it may not seem compelling to move online. After all, you already have everything set up physically, right? But the truth is, the future of commerce is online. Going digital has a lot of positives for businesses. For one, being online gives business owners greater access to consumer audiences. It expands goods and services to people outside of your physical location and attracts customers through online advertisements and SEO. With integrated POS systems, store owners can balance physical and digital sales side-by-side without any difficulty. There are also more marketing and branding opportunities, and the chance to jump in on online phenomena like Black Friday and Cyber Monday. What skills do I need for eCommerce? How do businesses transition to eCommerce? Some friends we’ve made in the process Get Quote Get Quote Get Quote Get Quote