Customer support in messengers for business: rules and automation
How to set up customer support in messengers: choosing channels, public rules, one inbox for conversations, reply templates, chatbots and the metrics that show service quality.
How to set up customer support in messengers: choosing channels, public rules, one inbox for conversations, reply templates, chatbots and the metrics that show service quality.
Courier, branch or parcel locker: what the shopper's choice depends on, how to show delivery methods in the cart, what data to collect and how to describe the terms on the site and for Google.
How to plan purchases of seasonal goods: find seasonality in the data, calculate the order volume, split purchasing into waves and prepare the website, feed and ads for the peak in time.
Wholesale and retail prices can be managed in one store: price tiers, customer groups, minimum orders, correct markup and feeds. We cover the models, launch steps and common mistakes.
Protecting a store from fraud takes several layers: secure payment, checks of suspicious orders, clear return terms and evidence for disputes with the bank.
A small store can do with simple mechanics: a discount on the next order, points, a gift above a certain order total or a referral discount. We explain how they work and how to calculate their econom…
A store needs a CRM when orders, customers and conversations are scattered across messengers and spreadsheets. We go through the types of solutions, selection criteria, integrations and the implement…
A service standard is a set of written rules: response times by channel, tone, templates and escalation. We explain what it includes and how to introduce it in your store.
A marketplace gives a quick start and new buyers, your own website gives control over the brand, prices and customer base. We explain how to combine the channels and calculate which one is more profi…
Supplier data go stale quickly, and the store sells goods that are no longer available. We cover price list formats, update frequency, data checks, markup and synchronization risks.
Without inventory management, a store sells goods it does not have and loses money on leftover stock. We cover SKUs, receiving, reservations, stocktaking and choosing a tool for a small business.
Packaging protects the product in transit and affects returns and the customer's impression. We cover materials, box sizes, protecting fragile items, labeling, cost and common mistakes.