Jim Stewart

Let's take a look at revenue, user experience and conversations, because not only is it great for your bottom line, but it's a lot of fun!

A good revenue-generating website consists of a wide variety of elements, which makes it easy for some site owners to miss some.

Mobile doesn't usually convert as well as desktop, but there are exceptions to the rule. It can theoretically increase the revenue by 50%.

How will this change affect revenue? If the answer isn't positive, you've got to ask why you're wasting valuable time implementing it.

In order to fully understand your revenue stream, you need to know the right way to deduct ad spend and fees, along with a host of other financial details.

There are several metrics you can use to improve revenue, but one of the most important is speed.

Brand, paid media, SEO and artifical intelligence — they all come together to support each other in the name of great user experience.

If you are moving offices or expanding, there are a whole heap of places you’ll need to update your business’ address online.

The basic marketing methods we use and the messages we push haven't changed much over the decades — only the medium is different.

You need to do your marketing where your customer base is. Spend your advertising dollars wherever they spend their time looking for bargains.

"The only thing you can rely on is your brand. That's what you have to build, and that's where you need to spend your time and effort."

Are you an e-commerce founder who wants to boost your revenue? The key is to stop worrying about Google and focus on making your customers happy.