Increase User Experience for Your E-commerce Business

By Craig Kahl, President and CEO, Adventure Web Interactive

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Craig Kahl, President and CEO, Adventure Web Interactive

The key to e-commerce success is to put the consumer first. Did you know that most consumers are willing to pay extra for a better experience? To maximize user experience, consider sites that have given you excellent user experience. What made the experience so helpful or pleasing? Apply that knowledge to your own e-commerce site, and explore the following factors to increase user experience for your e-commerce business.

Enhance Personalization        

Personalization plays a significant role in shaping how consumers approach your products and services. If the customer feels a personal/emotional connection with your brand, they are more likely to purchase from you. Whenever possible, personalize product recommendations based on each user’s activity. You may also use segmentation practices when launching campaigns.

Reduce Cart Abandonment

Online shoppers abandon purchases due to tedious checkout processes, limited payment options, or indecision. Whatever leads to abandoned purchases, this problem is overwhelming for business owners. So, how do you encourage more people to buy your services or products? First of all, ensure the checkout is as smooth as possible.

Next, minimize the number of forms to the minimum. If possible, develop an opt-out for users who don’t want to register during an order completion. Moreover, you may use push notifications and email reminders to encourage customers to make their purchases.

Be Unique

Anybody can start an e-commerce business with today’s numerous modern tools. Although this is a good advancement in some aspects, it also overwhelms the market with goods. As an e-commerce business owner, you’ll compete with multiple wholesalers, retailers, and resellers. However, you can stand out by providing unique services or experiences – you’ll need a unique selling point to stand out. Even if you are a small online business attempting to carve out a niche in your industry, you may model your initial techniques on successful practices from established business brands.

Consider Analytical Data

Now more than ever, business owners rely on big data in all business operations. Some businesses can now predict the market and consumer behavior. For instance, Google Analytics can help you obtain insights for your marketing campaigns and other things. Data can help you better understand your primary audience and what they want.

Nurture Customer Retention

Getting new customers is overwhelming, but retaining them is a whole different game. Successful companies are able to retain most of their customers, so you must strive to keep as many customers as possible. Here are ways to optimize the impact of customer relationship management (CRM) systems:

  • Teach your customers how the service or product works
  • Provide fast-paced customer service
  • Communicate with your customers frequently across several channels
  • Use push notifications and email reminders to engage your consumers
  • Reward repeat customers with personalized offers and loyalty programs

Embracing change and being open to changing your e-commerce business strategy is necessary to survive and thrive in the business landscape. This article’s techniques will help you concentrate on your goals and adapt to evolving market dynamics while continually learning. The good news is that collaborating with an accomplished e-commerce web design company can help you make a meaningful impact in the business world.


Craig Kahl is the President and CEO of Adventure Web Interactive. AWI has been recognized as Baltimore’s Top Web Design Firm by The Daily Record and named one of Silicon Review Magazine’s Top 50 Most Admired Companies in the country. Before founding Adventure Web Interactive in 1997, he was VP of Operations for Campus Concepts, Inc., and the youngest division head in history for Pitney Bowes at age 24. He has a Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems from the University of Maryland and a Master of Business Administration in Finance from Loyola University. Craig is a member of the International CEO Club and Rolling Road Golf Club and loves spending time outdoors with his wife and son.

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