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 E-commerce involves the buying and selling of goods or services through electronic systems. This includes the Internet and other computer networks. The volume of trade conducted electronically has grown tremendously since the early days of the Internet and the growth will continue. To be competitive, most businesses must participate in some form of electronic commerce. Much of e-commerce is conducted entirely electronically, for virtual goods such as music downloads and e-books. However, the majority of e-commerce involves the transfer of physical goods in some form. Online retailers are sometimes referred to as e-retailers and online retailing is sometimes referred to as e-tail. The concept of e-commerce has changed over the last 30 years. Initially, e-commerce meant facilitating commercial transactions by electronic means. This included sending business documents such as orders or invoices electronically. The development and acceptance of credit cards, ATMs and telephone banking...

There are so many choices of e-commerce platforms, how could you choose just one? In this blog, we'll cover everything you need to know about e-commerce platforms. We'll explain what e-commerce is and how e-commerce platforms work, offer nine important features to consider when shopping for an e-commerce platform, showcase seven of the best platforms available today, and finish with some additional tips to help you get started. E-commerce means buying or selling something online. From services like online courses and consulting to physical goods like socks, cushions, and Godzilla gardening tools to digital goods like software and e-books, e-commerce is when you buy something online.  It's big business, but you have to be able to deliver the goods if you want to remain competitive. And a big part of that lies in the technologies you use in your business. To succeed in today's marketplace, you need an e-commerce platform that allows you to meet the expectations of today...