Category: Industry News

Used-car dealers are being squeezed offline while buyers move online. Six things decide whether the trade fits: market direction, online-to-store flow, revenue model, cost, content and features.

The usual objection to SEO is that it is slow. That is true, and it is also not the point — lower cost, qualified traffic and rankings that hold are what you are buying.

Mini programs dominate mobile builds for good reason — no install, any platform. The price then comes down to three things: what the functions are, what gets written down, and who does the work.

Review has tightened as mini programs matured, and that is a good thing. Here is who may apply for a commerce mini program, and which categories need a certificate of their own.

Developers always ask about domain filing before they build. What the filing is, why a business needs one, how long it takes — and why a Hong Kong-hosted site is exempt.

A mini program is valued on two numbers: how many customers it has and how much traffic it sees. Four channels that actually deliver them, and what each one costs you in patience.

Water stations sit in inconvenient places, and ordering from one costs a phone call and a wait. A mini program puts the nearest station, the price list and the payment in one screen.

Dispatch, acceptance and settlement are where a freight business loses hours. A mini program moves them online — but a template and a platform build are two very different projects.

For a company at the start, the website carries more weight than it does for a large one. Four steps: decide you need it, write the brief, choose the developer, check what you are signing.

Flowers are bought by people who know little about them, from shops they have to find. A mini program answers both: what the bouquet is, and where the nearest shop that has it is.