Who hasn’t dreamt of being able to try on a pair of shoes before ordering them? Good news: it’s now possible with e-commerce virtual try-on! Consumers seeking immersive experiences will be delighted to try out this technology on your site. So what exactly is virtual fitting and what tool do you need to be able to set it up on your online store?

You already sell your products online, so selling them internationally should be easy, right? That’s the idea, anyway. In practice, your website needs to be translated into different languages to reach those international audiences. Even though your website is technically accessible from all four corners of the world, it will not generate any sales if visitors cannot read the product information and sales pages.

Today, customers are more demanding than ever when it comes to customer service. 61% of them say they change providers after a single bad customer service experience. And 91% of internet users reorder from the same site after having had a positive customer service experience. It is therefore crucial for e-commerce owners to adopt best practice in 2024 when it comes to customer service.

E-commerce is becoming increasingly international. Only yesterday I bought a poster from a Swedish artist online in a couple of clicks. For customers, cross-border e-commerce means easier access to a wide range of offers. For companies and e-tailers, this is an opportunity to reach customers on the other side of the world. In this guide, we explore all the different facets of cross-border e-commerce.

AI is having a major impact on all business sectors. And this includes translation. Thanks to artificial intelligence, professional translators are working faster and faster when they translate books, documents, blog posts and more. But what impact is AI having on the translation process? In this post, we’ll explore the role, benefits and limits of AI in translation.