This article is specifically for my fellow business owners in Trinidad and Tobago, however, I don’t see why the tips shared won’t work for most other countries, especially in the Caribbean. There have been numerous lockdowns since 2020 and now we are forced into a 3 month long State of Emergency, causing many businesses to…
I mentioned, “Shopify, Wix, Squarespace etc are all good platforms but do not cater very well to the Caribbean” and this still holds true. I’ll explain why in this article as well as give some of the pros and cons of using this platform.
Keeping physical stores open lately can be unpredictable. I’d like to help you to adapt to the changing climate by implementing e-commerce into your business. With the recent lockdowns, it’s becoming more and more important to have a solution in place which will allow your business to operate when customers are not willing to come…
eCommerce set up in Trinidad and Tobago is a bit different than set up in other countries and that is because the financial sector here is different than in more developed countries. This does not mean that small and micro businesses can’t succeed locally. Once your business is able to adapt to the local market…
I’m going to break down the strategy I used for a recent client. I’m not going to use the client’s name in this article however to keep the information confidential and I’ll keep most of the information generalised so you can benefit and be able to apply it to your business. The company I implemented…
Do you really need an eCommerce website in the Caribbean? These two questions always come to mind when I’m talking to a new prospect who don’t exactly see the need for an eCommerce website. They always ask some variation of this question or the other. So let me get to the answer. The short answer…
are you running your e-commerce business with a blind fold? Do you know how many visitors you’re getting? What pages do they visit? How many are converting into paying customers?
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