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As a starting point to get you going both these sites can provide the basics for you to get started and then fine tune as per your needs:
https://www.termsfeed.com/terms-service-generator/
https://termly.io/products/terms-and-conditions-generator/
Termly has a good few different ones too...
As others have suggested WordPress/Woocommerce is a good setup for an online store that's not got a huge inventory.
Its free to install WP and WOO and the related plugins which often free ones will be more than adequate.
The cost comes when you need additional features and a more...
Quite a few updates since then. One major one was in late may which disrupted quite a few websites. That was a broad core update. Its difficult to determine what exactly Google changed but being a broad update it changed many search-engine ranking factors across the board.
Another big one...
A bit late to the party...
if you are a newbie and don't know how to implement basic schema (let alone advanced schema) and your website is running via a CMS (think WordPress) then you can benefit from the built-in schema (FAQ,HOW TO) schema options via a plugin like rankmath, yoast etc...
Yea, they actually increased the commission rates a few weeks back. Not impressed at all but hey for the headache of factoring in the vat at multiple different locations it may well be worth the hassle.
Regarding WIX.... well... wont say much about that apart from get yourself onto WordPress +...
We have a few clients that have fallen into this 'grey' area. the simplest and easiest way they worked around this was (believe it or not) is create an etsy shop! Job done.
Personally dont think you will get many small business with wordpress based sites to cough up that kind of cash. Bravo if you do, keep them super happy and you will defo have long term clients.
Ecommerce sites are probarbly a better target market in comparison to small wordpress sites and you...
Definitely not! In our neck of the woods every single takeaway and fast food joint will NOT take card payments any-more. Some actually had sumup and a few different card machines pre covid (and during) but now they only take cash. To them cash is king. When they did take card payment we loved...
Thats easy. By making healthy food much cheaper and accessible than the unhealthy food you can get for a few quid. Disgusting how you can get a fat filled unhealthy burger for a few quid but healthy food costs over a tenner. Even to get your daily 5 portions of fruit costs more than a mcdonalds...
totally agree with some. Round our parts (New Bury rd, Manchester, North West) there are loads of respectable and efficient wholesalers AND manufacturers that could potentially fulful or supply any types of products you needs. Yes its had lots of bad press over the years but there sre some GEM...
A very good resource you can chck out is: https://learningseo.io/ by alydia solis a highly respected and well known individual in the SEO Industry..
Take a look at brians skyscraper technique: https://backlinko.com/skyscraper-technique which is great for creating content to use in outreach etc...
In case any one is looking for an alternative. We have been using the dymo for quite some time and never had a problem and even recommend it to our e-comm clients if and when they ask! Does the RM click drop labels and perfect for many other types (inc etsy) cant recommend this enough after...
Hi John,
Agree with what others have already said. Definitely need better on-site product copy and images that really sell your product(s). Tell a story about your brand (will help with some recommendations below).
We wouldn't go down the route of traditional marketing i.e magazines/newspapers...