Your online shop is selling, but is order management eating up too many hours?
As orders grow, so does the work of handling them: catalogue, invoices and shipping are still passed by hand from one system to another.
Want to open an online shop, or make the one you have work better?
As orders grow, so does the work of handling them: catalogue, invoices and shipping are still passed by hand from one system to another.
On launch day the online shop is ready, but it is also the day the real work begins, the work no quote for building the site ever mentions.
“How much does a website cost?” is the question we hear most and the one with the fewest straight answers, because the figure depends on what you actually need, not on a fixed price list.
The catalogue, orders and customers stay exactly where they are. The only thing that changes is the part the customer sees, and that's what decides whether they buy or walk away.
Your next customer is probably looking at you from a phone, and the mobile experience decides whether they buy.
It only takes a visitor a few instants to decide whether to trust your website or not. What the scientific research says, and how to tell which side yours is on.
It isn't a contest between better or worse platforms. It's about understanding how much management complexity your company is really willing to take on.
The customer has chosen the product, added it to the cart, and is almost ready to pay. Then they abandon everything. Often the checkout is to blame, not the price.
Every company in Ticino needs a different website. What to assess before choosing a provider or starting a project.
A proposal made without any analysis is a standard product presented as consultancy. That's why we always start from your business's own data.
Many Swiss e-commerce stores aren't profitable even with good traffic, due to underestimated margins, hidden costs and expensive payment systems. Fees, subscriptions, logistics and marketing weigh heavily on the final result. Without a clear analysis of costs and margins, every order risks generating little value
Many SMEs underestimate the real cost of running on paper. Paper wastes time, increases the risk of errors and creates operational stress that lowers productivity. Digitalisation makes it possible to simplify processes, improve organisation, reduce errors and work more calmly and efficiently.
A first, no-obligation conversation about what you need: a new website, more visibility online or help with IT and administration.