Website tactics can pay off for retailers

Published: 1-Dec-2014
Retail Marketing

Easy navigation, mobile compatibility and attractive delivery options cited as key factors

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Online shopping over Christmas and the new year is a major opportunity for retailers, but they need to focus on three key areas when it comes to their websites: easy navigation, mobile compatibility and attractive delivery options, including free delivery.

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