Attribute management is one of the most time-intensive tasks that digital merchandisers are charged with. However, the chore of adding new merchandise to your shop quickly, and being able to swap out colors and sizes as needed with an easy-to-use attribute management system.
Here are five ways that an attribute management system, like the one built right into Smart Merchandiser, can help you grow your online inventory in a snap.
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In 1989's sci-fi family comedy Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, the Szalinski children get shrunk to a quarter of an inch thanks to an accident with a ray gun.
Stuck in the backyard beneath towering blades of grass, the kids must traverse a terrifying new landscape filled with perils like giant insects and larger-than-life pollen to get back to the house in hopes that, once they're there, things can be made right again.
For online retailers that are still adapting to the mobile commerce (mCommerce) revolution, the terrifying new landscape of the super-small screen is just as full of mythical perils as those faced by the Szalinski kids.
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When it comes to online merchandising, the quest to optimize and improve conversion rates can feel tantamount to Captain Ahab's quest for the White Whale, Moby Dick—elusive, essential and all-consuming.
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What if, when you were designing your storefront and product pages, you were able to put yourself in your customers' shoes—not just at the outset of your site's design and launch, but anytime you wanted to? What if you could always see your storefront as your customers would so that, as you made changes, you could see the effects of those changes in real time?
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Did you know that retailers across the globe lost $69 billion due to out-of-stock conditions in 2013?
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In the classic tale of the Little Red Hen, the protagonist finds herself alone when she seeks assistance in planting and harvesting wheat. Undeterred, she sets about the task herself and refuses fresh bread to the ones who didn’t take the time to help her make it.
In the world of business, good software is essential to success, and on-premise solutions tend to follow the logic and lessons of the Little Red Hen. Namely, that no one should expect a reward when they haven't put in effort, and sometimes, unless you do all the work yourself, you'll never get what you're after.
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