Until the future arrives, and with it a-, b-, c-, d-, and z-commerce, consumers will have to go into a brick-and-mortar store to feel the fur of each plush toy they are considering for their child’s birthday gift.<\/p>\n
For now, there is a way online retailers can help their consumers out with this: video. A 360-degree product video or a demonstration video with someone else feeling the fur can help give customers the confidence to buy. A post by the experts at 3dcart <\/strong>gives a few quick tips on creating product videos. For one, you don’t need something long or complicated. The recommendation that stands a head above the rest is to think like your customers. What would your customers like to see if they were in a store to pick up your product?<\/p>\n Read all the tips at blog.3dcart.com<\/a>.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n On Copyblogger<\/strong>, guest poster Cori Padgett hands out advice on finding your writing voice. “What does this have to do with my product page?” you may ask yourself. Cori tells us to find our voices by speaking the readers’ language, reminding us that most Internet users read at a grade-school level. What kind of language does your product page have…”insofar” and “determinant?” If your written copy looks like a Columbia grad school dissertation<\/a>, you may need to rethink. Getting your message across to readers means making sure they can access the information.<\/p>\nUse Your Written Voice to Connect with Your Audience<\/h2>\n