We all know what E-commerce is today and for those who did’t 2020 has familiarised them with the same. The past few years have seen a surge in the usage of online platforms for shopping due to several factors such as convenience and also easy accessibility, just to state a few. Everything seems to be available online. Right from electronics, gadgets, apparels and jewellery to even vegetables. There is a website or application for it all. Easy return and exchange policies, great design of websites to assist in search of the right product and just the fact of being able to sit in the comfort of our homes makes this shopping style such a hit. The past year however, in specific, has proven to be an even greater boon to the e-commerce industries. Over 2 Billion people shopped online in 2020 (Statista.com) . With a global pandemic and forced social distancing norms, most brands have been forced to go digital to steer clear of running out of business. Pandemic or no pandemic, we are all ...
Marketing is the strategic art of selling a product to a target audience encompassing various tools and gimmicks. Marketing is like the backbone of any industry. You may have excellent products and services at excellent prices and excellent durability but the advantages of all the above are nullified if you don’t have the right strategy to lure the target audience into buying the product. This tool can also be powerful enough to sky rocket the sales of an average product if strategized in the right manner. At the end of the day, it all boils down to a lot of planning, strategy and research. The past year has been a rather testing one. It’s been a year of changes in several aspects all around the globe and these changes have somewhat gotten us all together in a rather strange way. Industries and businesses have either seen the last of their days in the markets or blossomed with excessive demand. Marketing has a lot to do with this to...