Personally, as a programmer, I am more attracted to online projects not just in trade, not just online stores, but rather B2B business.
There are many complex services and productions, the calculation of the cost of orders for which is not simple, but algorithmic. It happens that customers place an order, the cost of which on different equipment depends on the volume of the order (for example, it concerns printing products), and then the contractor's specialist calculates in Excel or even on paper the cost for various options for making orders on different machines in search of the best combination. And such companies compete with each other in the speed of calculations. I saw such a lure on one of the sites: we will calculate your order according to the technical specifications in half an hour. Would you like a minute? Or, even better, do you want the customer to receive the estimated cost of his order automatically?
So, if you need to bring some kind of calculator online (for example, the cost of printing products calculator), please contact me.
If you have an offline business. I'll help you get online. Or at least I'll write down how much it will cost. According to the multifactor model, going online allows you to increase total sales by about 10%.
Going online is thorny and costly but the presence of an attractive website with convenient product search, a convenient form for ordering goods or related calculation of the cost of products/services will attract new customers, increase the volume of orders from existing customers, reduce order processing costs and become a prerequisite for innovative solutions that will give new unique advantages to the company:
- Electronic document management
- CRM system
- Planning marketing campaigns using social forecasting systems
- Optimization of supply chains