By Stuart McLaren on Tue 31 January 2012 in Web & eCommerce
Which products and services sell successfully in the online model and why?
What do you think the top selling product type is online? I’ll share that with you in a minute…
RFM SegmentationTarget the right customers at the right time
Problem TrackingTurn every problem into an amazing customer experience
IntegrationsIntegrate your Prospect CRM Free Trial to your Inventory/Accounting system
Better QuotesOptimise your Quote-to-Order Workflow
Grow Faster with Shared GoalsAccurately set goals & targets against revenue and orders
Magic Matrix AnalysisStrategically upsell and cross-sell with Prospect’s Magic Matrix
Faster Order TakingTake more orders in less time - without duplicating data entry
Track InventoryKnow what stock is available today & in the future
Missing Order AlertsIdentify at-risk customers before you lose them for good
Opportunity TrackingTrack sales performance with ease
End-to-End ReportingTrack performance by customer, product or salesperson
Stock-Aware CRMWhat is it, why you need it & how it will grow your product business
B2B Portals & Web ShopsOur trade portals offer integrated account details online
Get Orders 24/7Extend your business hours so customers can do business with you at any time
Content ManagementQuickly & easily make changes to your website as and when you need to
By Stuart McLaren on Tue 31 January 2012 in Web & eCommerce
Which products and services sell successfully in the online model and why?
What do you think the top selling product type is online? I’ll share that with you in a minute…
By Rob Drummond on Fri 09 September 2011 in Web & eCommerce
If you have never heard of a ‘content management system’, think it sounds scary, and don’t really know HTML, today’s post is for you. I won’t be teaching you HTML, or explaining how to use templates or CSS. I will however be explaining how a Content Management System (CMS) can generate...
By Rob Drummond on Mon 24 January 2011 in Web & eCommerce
Tesco reported last week that they are investing £20 million in a new 152,000 sq ft ecommerce distribution centre. Which by anyone’s standards (even a company the size of Tesco), is a significant investment. Tesco sell a huge amount of goods online, and are developing their own huge infrastructure to support this.