E-commerce ← Commerce of the future

Building a data model for Headless Commerce

Nov

2

2019

Headless Commerce for the systems architect When you are about to go headless, you will be in control of your own data model for commerce and is not just limited to the representation provided by the vendor of your headless platform. If you are a consultant with multiple implementations, you may take the oppurtunity to ...

Your old content may be your most valuable content

Apr

9

2016

Products and content often has a date where the products are discontinued and content has been old and/or replaced. Your visitors that navigates on the site will not find those pages, but visitors that comes from external sites will still land on those pages. What could you do to not just have them bouncing from your site? ...

My multi channel commerce site is now live

Mar

24

2016

After months of work, my own multi channel store is now live on the best pieces of software available for running an e-commerce store. If you have ever been involved in upgrading an existing e-commerce solution from one software into another then you know that once the new site is launched, then this is actually ...

Recommendations for related products may be misleading

Jul

1

2015

Did you ever think about that when you visit a product in a store, that product may very well be related to other articles in the store. It is often the case that one product may be also be related to others depending on the context where it is used. If you provide the wrong ...

Today’s online stores are like runestones 1

Jun

7

2015

E-commerce stores often tend to be static. They tend to present exactly the same content to every visitor each visit. This is done day after day, week after week. Sometimes we change the store for newly arrived products and season changes, but this it not enough. Today we are able to know a lot about our ...