Who Helps You Manage and Maintain Your Ecommerce Website?

Managing and maintaining an e-commerce website can be a complex task. Fortunately, there are various professionals and services that can help. Here's a look at the roles involved:

Roles in Ecommerce Website Management and Maintenance

Web Developers: They build and maintain the website, ensuring it functions properly and is user-friendly. Web Designers: They are responsible for the visual layout and design of the site, focusing on aesthetics and user experience. Content Managers: They create and manage product descriptions, blog posts, and other content to keep the site engaging and informative. SEO Specialists: They optimize the website for search engines to improve visibility and drive organic traffic. Digital Marketers: They handle online advertising, social media marketing, and email campaigns to promote products and drive sales. Customer Service Representatives: They assist customers with inquiries, returns, and support, enhancing customer satisfaction. IT Support: They manage technical issues, security, and website performance to ensure it runs smoothly. E-commerce Platforms: Many businesses use platforms like Shopify, WooCommerce, or Magento which provide built-in tools and support for managing e-commerce sites.

Depending on the size and complexity of the business, some roles may be combined or outsourced.

Introducing VARStreet: A Cloud-Based Ecommerce Solution

Since adopting VARStreet, a cloud-based e-commerce solution, the vendor now manages and handles all the maintenance of my website. This ensures that I can focus on my sales while the vendor takes care of the technical aspects.

Vendor-Managed Technical Aspects

The vendor takes care of server maintenance, software updates, website security, and performance to ensure the website runs smoothly 24/7. A team of experts handles all the technical aspects of the e-commerce store, taking the 'heavy lifting' off my plate.

Minimal Capital Investment

VARStreet is a cloud-based e-commerce solution, meaning I don't need to purchase a dedicated server for hosting my website. The vendor's server hosts my website, and a specific amount of server space is allocated to my website. I haven't invested in any specific IT infrastructure or hardware equipment to set up my online store.

Accessing the Ecommerce Application

Since VARStreet is a cloud-based ecommerce application, I can access and run my ecommerce application on any web browser. With internet access via a laptop, I can run my ecommerce business from anywhere. Software updates are delivered via the internet, ensuring my application stays up-to-date.

Dropshipping Business Model for Convenience

Adopting the dropshipping business model, VARStreet is already connected to a variety of suppliers. This enables a seamless operation where I don't need to worry about inventory storage at a warehouse, packaging, or shipping orders.

When a customer places an order, I simply send the order details to the supplier via email, and the supplier handles the rest.

By leveraging VARStreet as a cloud-based ecommerce solution, I can focus on driving sales and enhancing the customer experience, while the vendor handles all the technical and operational aspects of my e-commerce store.