Mark Presnell aka Mr Integration's Linkedin Analytics

Do you have an eCommerce website for your business? If you do, then there’s a word you need to know: Integration That word doesn’t sound as sexy as “traffic” or “sales,” does it? But the truth is, successful integration is the key to sustainable eCommerce growth. When you are just getting started, generating traffic and making sales is the important thing. The backend stuff doesn’t have to be streamlined or ultra-efficient when you are just getting off the ground. Yet priorities change as your business grows. To keep up and stay relevant, your eCommerce website has to continuously be up-to-date and relevant. To achieve this, your eCommerce website should be talking to your business’s core systems. That includes your inventory management, your accounting and your customer relationship management software. Without such integration you end up wasting time and money on manual labour. You have to get staff to update data on sales, inventory, pricing and so on. Often people double enter data or fail to update parts of the website. All of this slows your business down and can lead to customer disappointment. Ultimately, this makes it harder to grow. Companies who have well-integrated websites tend to be far more effective, grow at a faster rate, and are overall more successful. That’s what we help our customers with here at Convergence. Now listen… I’ve been helping customers deal with online business challenges for over 20 years. We started Convergence back in 1997 out of a garage, and we grew rapidly because of our ability to deliver on our promises. In 2009, we began to specialize in helping customers with eCommerce Integration. We developed a number of unique solutions, including software and strategies, that our customers have used to grow their businesses and make a lot of money. I am saying all of this because I want to make it very clear that the team and I know what we are talking about. If you want some help, then just get in touch with me. Ask any questions you want, and I will see if I can give you some advice. I’m not sure what your business is dealing with or what you need. That’s why I’m not pushing you to download some free ebook or sign-up for a free “strategy call,” that’s actually a disguised sales call. Forget all of that. Instead, I’d rather connect with you and see if I can offer any help. Again, if you have any questions about eCommerce or integration, then just flick me an email or give me a call, and I’d be happy to help. You can contact me below: