How to Attract Customers To eCommerce Businesses

C.J. Braden 2 Minute Read

How to attract customers to ecommerce businesses

How to Attract Customers To Online Businesses

There’s a lot that goes into running an eCommerce business, and it doesn’t come without its disadvantages. It’s a lot more than just making money online, it’s running a business with limited ways to reach out to your audience. There are much fewer odds of someone stumbling across your website by accident, or being curious to take a look inside. You have to find other ways to get noticed and recognized online, and that’s why you should try different methods and strategies to see what works.

Read on to learn how to attract customers to your online business.


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1- Reach Out To the Customer

Every business, no matter what the size is, needs to make sure that they’re reaching out to their customers to get some feedback. Leaving your customers in the dark as well as closing any form of communication between you and the customer is a bad idea. Of course, you’re not going to please every customer, but the feedback you receive from a selection of customers can help you greatly.

Try creating outlets for customers to leave their concerns, or emails where customers can reach someone and talk about the problems they’re having with the products or services.


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Try Using a Marketing Agency to Increase Business

2-Marketing Agencies

Inexperience can be the death of your business, especially if you fail to act fast enough when it comes to marketing. Marketing is going to be what gets your business the most recognition, and going through an agency and investing in internet reputation management can ensure that your business can grow its audience steadily.

An agency can help you much more than you’re able to alone - they have more resources and experience when working with online markets. Your eCommerce business will continue to go unnoticed until you find an effective marketing scheme.


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Email Marketing Strategy Sketch

Using Email Marketing Can Gain and Retain Customers

3-Email Marketing

If you’re not familiar with this strategy, email marketing is something that online businesses do try in order to bring customers back to their stores. It’s less about trying to get more from your customer, and more about making your customer feel more valued.  You’re giving them more reason to return and browse by providing special discounts just for them, and it could save them a lot of money in the long run.


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Digital Content Strategy Can Be Used for Personal Media Too

4-Limit Personal Online Activity

A lot of the time, when someone working for a business crosses the line on social media, it can have effects on the business that they’re representing. If you’re working alone or with others, you should make sure that you’re limiting what is said and done in the public eye.

When trying to increase your reputation, you want to make sure you’re trying to please as many people as possible. Even if an opinion isn’t technically wrong, you could find yourself losing customers over a statement that you or an employee could have gone without making.


Influencers Can Significantly Assist Your Online Business

5-Have Others Recommend You

It’s commonplace for businesses to work with influencers to help their reputation grow, and it could work out for you too. Influencer fanbases trust the influencer, and that recommendation can bring in a serious about of customers. It may cost you to get the recommendation, but it would be worth it for you.

C.J. (Carolyn) Braden is a regular contributor and editor for Carolyn’s Blooming Creations. She has been featured in numerous media publications such as InStyle Magazine, on HGTV, on Bustle.com, and more. She is the author of the books Georgia McMasters in Amethyst Lake Cemetery, How To Be Yourself: 3 Little Ways to Get Back To You Being You, and the illustrator for the children’s book Bridging Connections. She is a former classroom teacher that now dedicates her life to educating others on how to live their most healthy, creative and happy life. Learn more about her visiting our About Us page.



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