Google Looker

Google Looker: A Unified Approach to Business Intelligence

Business Intelligence
Google Looker

The business intelligence (BI) market is growing unprecedentedly and is expected to cross USD 34 billion by 2028. According to a Statista report, investment in data and analytics is a top priority for over 87% of Chief Data Officers, Chief Data & Analytics Officers, and Heads of Data, Analytics, or AI. This is all very natural, as business intelligence is now a matter of strategic necessity and competitive differentiation.

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Top SEO Practices to Drive More Traffic to your Shopify Store

Maximize Traffic to your Shopify Store: Effective SEO Techniques

Shopify
Top SEO Practices to Drive More Traffic to your Shopify Store

Did you know that 49% of online shoppers start their product search with search engines like Google? That’s a staggering number of potential customers starting their shopping journey with a simple search. But here’s the question: Is your Shopify store showing up in those search results? If not, you’re losing out on significant traffic and sales.

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AI powered site search optimization

How to reduce search abandonment with AI-powered site search

AI/ML Development

Search abandonment – where a visitor uses the search bar to find something on your website but does not get the desired results – costs retailers over $234 dollars in the US and over $2 trillion across the globe annually. These numbers not only represent lost sales opportunities but also point out a recurring problem of poor site search optimization, which leads to poor user experience. 

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suppressed Amazon listing

Suppressed listings on Amazon: How to fix them and avoid a repeat occurrence

Amazon
suppressed Amazon listings

David, a retailer specializing in eco-friendly products, faced a setback when he found out that his best-selling item was no longer showing up in Amazon’s search results. His bamboo toothbrushes were a hit with environmentally conscious customers looking for alternatives to plastic brushes. During a routine check of his sales metrics, he noticed a sudden decline in sales for this product. Worried, he investigated his Amazon inventory page and realized that the bamboo toothbrush listing had been marked as ‘suppressed’ by Amazon due to violations of content policies.

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