Think. Plan. Change. As  we  are  facing  uncertainty, and potential temporary closures of offices and warehouses, it is even more important to concentrate on making your e-commerce business more efficient and profitable. These uneasy times allow us to make a step back, review the business, identify potential issues and areas for improvement, and act accordingly. What would be an e-commerce business development strategy advise from Holbi, your UK-based e-commerce specialist with  global market experience?

Holbi Group is responding to Covid-19 situation, is taking it very seriously, and is and will remain fully operational!

As coronavirus spreads across the UK and the world, it affects various aspects of our lives, including our shopping habbits and preferences. Here we review the effects of coronavirus on retail and e-commerce.   

In today's Ecommerce blog post we review 10 most essential safety and security precautions for any Ecommerce website: 1. No card data - as a rule of thumb, and for many years now, it is highly not recommended to store customer card data in the website database. Doing so would require going through a lengthy and relatively expensive PCI DSS certification, and is also not necessary since many payment solutions allow storing tokens associated with transactions and using those tokens to charge extra or refund when needed.

One of the worst nightmares of any Ecommerce retailer is overselling. This happens when customers are able to place orders for items which are not in stock anymore. So Ecommerce platform should look after stock and ensure stock quantities are correct at all times and information about product stock is clearly communicated to the customers.