Orangetree Ecommerce and Orange Box.
Selling on line
The world is changing! E-commerce is mainstream!
Seriously, more and more businesses are setting up online shops, to sell their goods and services to the growing number of people who wish to shop from their browsers.
It is getting competitive. You need something good. You need to get this right, to showcase your products or services well. You need as much integration with your business as possible.
E-commerce websites come with a vast range of options, specifications, designs and functionality.
This is appropriate. There is not, and must not be, a one size fits all approach to what could become the main gateway for your customers to interact with you.
E-Commerce websites are not just about pretty. They are about sales.
What is Orange Box?
Orange Box is the highly flexible engine that sits behind most of the E-commerce websites that we build. It is versatile, capable of a lot of personalisation, and the process can be adjusted to suit your business.
Here are just some of the features you can have.
- Load up product details and photographs - as many as suits you!
- Progress updates to your customers on their orders.
- A range of delivery charging (or not charging) options.
- We will include the payment portal of your choice.
- Full Inventory management if required.
- A range of integrations with accounts packages and other software.
- A reporting suite - you choose which reports you would like.
We are ready to discuss your idea
Before we start on your project, we want to understand it. To ensure we prepare a proposal that takes into account your dreams, and your hopes for the business.
We are happy to do that with no obligation to you. If we cannot convince you we can get the right solution for you, then it is good to establish that early. But we believe we can, and would love to talk to you about it.
We have been involved in on line selling for many years, and you have access to advice if needed.
OrangeTree's E-Commerce tips!
Remember, on-line retail is still retail!
Ensure you understand your product range, and the market place to wish to address. Research returns the investment in time.
Think about fulfilment. How much stock should you carry? How will you arrange for delivery? Will you sell internationally? What if you really succeed and get a great many orders?
Your website is your shop, your public face. You will potentially get more visitors than in a physical shop.
Make yourself visible, not just virtual. Do not hide behind your website, but use it to draw people to you. Have plenty of contact options.