Imagining how your customers will feel as they click through the order process in your storefront can provide valuable insight, but it’s not nearly as immersive as doing it yourself. You should always experience the order process in the shoes of your shoppers before opening it up to them. We’ve launched a demo storefront on Shopify so we can give you the chance to take on the role of a print customer moving through each step: selecting a product, personalizing it, and finally clicking the buy button.
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E-commerce continues to boom worldwide, spurred on by the pandemic. According to Statista, 75% of people shop online at least once a month. The rapid rise of e-commerce is driving consumer demand for online and personalized purchases. Even when things return to normal, there is no indication that this trend will flatten. These circumstances, together with growing competition, are prompting many printers to join the party and start selling online. This is no easy task, however, especially if one wants to sell personalized printed and promotional products. In this blog post, we will define the initial steps that one should take to choose the right e-commerce platform.
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E-commerce is playing a larger role than ever in the business strategies of printers large and small. This isn’t much of a surprise considering all the benefits that the online sales channel has to offer. Online storefronts help businesses reach a broader audience and save time and labor when processing orders. Although these pros are clear, there is a long journey from the idea of starting an online print shop to actually receiving orders.
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There is no shortage of options when it comes to web-to-print software. This niche has been developing for well over a decade. However, if your project requires a unique personalization workflow or a nonstandard product offering, your options on the W2P market may suddenly become very limited.
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The Customer’s Canvas online editor can be integrated into any online application, thanks to its robust API. However, implementation requires extensive programming resources that are not always available to some printers. To make the integration process easier for these customers, our team is developing several plugins for the most popular platforms. Today, we are thrilled to announce that the Customer’s Canvas plugin for WooCommerce has joined our growing list of third-party integrations, alongside the Shopify plugin.
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