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Introduction to Ecommerce
Do you keep thinking now is the time to start selling online but never get around to actually doing it? Making a success of selling online can be a daunting prospect but fear not this two-hour webinar is the introduction you need to get you started.
- Contact
- 0116 366 8487
- When
- Wed, 25th Jan 2023 (14:00 - 16:00)
- Tags
- Business of Sport, Event
Introduction to Ecommerce
Taking attendees through a checklist of things they need to consider before starting and discussing the process for launching an ecommerce site, this webinar gives a real-world view of what it takes to get started selling online.
Who Should Attend?
Anyone within an organisation considering starting an ecommerce business or division within their existing business. There is no need to be technical or even have made a decision on which tools and platforms you are going to adopt. This workshop will look at some of the key concepts and considerations.
What we be covered?
- What is ecommerce – overview of ecommerce, its origins, options for selling online and how to integrate ecommerce into an existing business
- Anatomy of an ecommerce business
- Costs – Understand potential setup costs and ongoing costs
- 2 x real world case studies
- Super-fast market domination
- Steady and safe side hustle
By attending this webinar, you will:
- Have a solid understanding of what it takes to start an ecommerce business
- Have an awareness of what the key building blocks of ecommerce are and what you need to consider before making a start
- Have considered the various setup and ongoing costs
- Seen from real-world examples how ecommerce can range from a small side-hustle to a large enterprise
Please note: This event is fully funded and FREE for you to attend. In return, we ask for a few minutes of your time to complete an SME Enrolment form, if your business has not already done so. Only one form per business is required.