E-Commerce Glossary | |
| E-Commerce Glossary | |
| You can always search for entries. | |
| E | |
| There are 13 entries in the glossary. | |
| Pages: 1 | |
| Term | Definition |
| E-commerce | The buying and selling through electronic means usually through the Internet. Ecommerce websites allow customers to browse through hundreds or even thousands of products, add them to a shopping cart, pay for them through an online checkout and in many cases have payments processed in real time, in most cases through using credit cards. This is also known as Electronic Commerce. |
| E-mail marketing | A form of direct marketing using email instead of physical post. Email marketing campaigns involve collecting gaining permission to use a customer's email address to contact them with promotional information, and then developing relevant and useful newsletters or promotional emails to encourage them to purchase. |
| eBusiness | eBusiness is short for "Electronic Business". It includes doing business online with suppliers as well as buying and selling online through online shops. |
| Ecommerce |
(Another way to write the word e-commerce.) |
| eCommerce cart | This is another term to describe an online shopping cart - allowing customers to view a catalog of products, add them to their cart, and proceed to check out. |
| eCommerce Department | When a business creates an entire division or department to manage and run their online shops. A few years ago this was very popular with corporate businesses, but increasingly businesses are realising that they need to have ecommerce fully integrated into their business and not as just an add-on department. This means making their ecommerce website a key part of their business and integrating ecommerce into every part of it - returns, sales, marketing, HR, purchasing, manufacturing and after sales service. Customers expect the online store and physical store to be connected. |
| eCommerce Design | An ecommerce Design is the design of your actual store - the graphics and layout of items on the screen. Making an impression online is essential if you want visitors to your online store to add products to their shopping cart and go through checkout. |
| Ecommerce Development | Building an online store is important but ensuring it stays up to date with the market and grows with your business can be crucial to your success. Ecommerce development is the creation of new add-ons - payment options, shipping options and functions to add to your online store. Ecommerce Add-ons developed for ozCart customers can be purchased online in our add-on shop. |
| eCommerce Providers | Firms that provide shopping cart software services. When you purchase a shopping cart website for your business you are putting your business in the hands of your ecommerce provider so it is important to choose a firm that is well suited to your needs, provides you with fantastic support and offers a shopping cart that is packed with the powerful ecommerce features that Australian and New Zealand businesses require. |
| eCommerce services | Businesses like Osc Works provide ecommerce services to their customers. These services include offering online shop websites, email, high performance dedicated e-commerce-optimised hosting and support for online ecommerce business customers. |
| eCommerce Software | Ecommerce software is simply the web-based programming commands that ist on the server to turn a website into an online shop. Osc Works offers a hosted ecommerce software solution called ozCart which is available in three affordable and feature-packed packages. |
| eCommerce Storefront | The customer facing part of an online shop is called the ecommerce storefront. This is where your customers view your products, look at the product images, log in and register with your site, add items to their cart and go through checkout. |
| eCommerce System | The software that powers your ability to trade online is called an ecommerce system. It is typically a secure online storefront, but can also include links to accounting and inventory management functions. ozCart online stores have a number of features built in to allow businesses to run a self contained ecommerce system themselves - but with the flexibility to export information to a spreadsheet for importing into other applications. |