One Stop Shop

1. Asking website visitors to “spin a wheel” You get to spin a wheel. I get to spin a wheel. We all get a chance to spin a wheel! Come on, we all know how these things work, right? After all, when you get to see this “spin a wheel!” offer pop up every other day when you’re visiting different websites, it becomes a bit meh. Personally, too, I just don’t think that profitable and sustainable Ecommerce brands are built on short-term trends like this that deters from customer experience. 2. Marking all the products in your catalogue as “on sale” If you went to a brick-and-mortar store and saw that every product was marked down without any mention of a special holiday or anniversary sale, you’d be pretty skeptical, wouldn’t you? As a customer, you’d be wondering if you’re really getting a discount or if the company’s just inflating the products’ worth and selling them to you at their original price… Why? Let’s be real here: would a sustainable company actually put all their products on unlimited sale just because