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Set up your automated system First off, decide what percentage of your take-home income you want to put into each category. As we mentioned earlier, a good rule of thumb is 50% for needs (e.g. rent, groceries), 20% for savings (e.g. 401k, savings goals), and 30% for wants (the stuff you feel guilty about spending money on). Remember, budgeting is an organic process. It’s not the end of the world if you have to tweak the percentages a little bit. Don’t feel guilty about it, it’s all part of the process. The most important thing is that it works for you. The next step is to split your money up into each category when your paycheck comes in. A simple way to do this is to set up regular transfers from your checking account to your savings accounts. That way, you don’t even have to think about it. For example, you could automatically transfer money for your fixed costs to go into a joint account with your spouse. You could also move your guilt-free money to a prepaid card you use just for fun spending.

How to Choose an Automation Tool? Selecting the right tool can be a tricky task. Following criterion will help you select the best tool for your requirement: ✅Environment Support ✅Ease of use ✅Testing of Database ✅Object identification ✅Image Testing ✅Error Recovery Testing ✅Object Mapping ✅Scripting Language Used ✅Support for various types of test – including functional, test management, mobile, etc… ✅Support for multiple testing frameworks ✅Easy to debug the automation software scripts ✅Ability to recognize objects in any environment ✅Extensive test reports and results ✅Minimize training cost of selected tools Tool selection is one of biggest challenges to be tackled before going for automation. First, Identify the requirements, explore various tools and its capabilities, set the expectation from the tool and go for a Proof Of Concept.

Tracking progress Progress trackers are determinate indicators to represent where a user is in a journey. They inform the user what they have completed, where they are currently, and what's left to complete. The power of showing progress is it provides ongoing feedback to the user. It also carves a clear path to completion for them, which increases the likelihood of making it to the end of the journey.

Steps of the tracking progress ✅Determine your type of progress tracker This tracker can be visible in many ways — a loading bar, a pie chart, numbered steps. An experience with large sections would utilise numbered steps, or "milestones". One overall journey that has incremental steps would utilise a loading bar or pie chart better, perhaps with an overall percentage. ✅Create your states A progress tracker with milestones needs to show 3 states: - What's been completed - What's currently being completed - What hasn't been completed yet ✅Assemble your tracker Final touches can include grouping your sections by milestone, and deciding how you want to label each milestone (by number or by title).

Optimize the Site for Increased Conversions From the homepage to the product pages, every step of the way has opportunities for boosting conversions. Buttons, banners, menus, text, and media all come together as one driving force, pushing customers to purchase items from your store. It's very possible you have everything optimized for the search engines. It's very possible your products are appealing. But your sales could suffer if you don't have the right conversion elements essentially telling people what to do in order to make that purchase.

Some thoughts to improve SEO ✅Complete extensive research on the keywords that are easier to target yet still have the potential for results. Utilize paid or free keyword research tools, and make a list of the ones that you can use on the general company pages as well as the specific product and category pages. ✅Get rid of all duplicate content. If you're just getting started, avoid all desires to simply copy and paste content from one page to another. ✅Utilize the selected keywords in other areas like URLs, product descriptions, page headers, alt tags, blog posts, and meta titles and descriptions. ✅Consider rich snippets to improve the visual schema markup on your search engine listings. ✅Look into getting your products listed on Google Shopping. ✅Make sure your pages are optimized for speed. Much of this has to do with the hosting from your ecommerce platforms, but can also be improved by using optimized media, caching, and lazy loading. ✅Make it a priority to link to your top pages like the homepage.

Optimize All Ecommerce SEO Across Your Website Many newer online stores turn to online advertising, social marketing, and paid content to bring more customers to the website. However, there's no denying that search engines will eventually have an impact on your conversions, so it's wise to start now. The idea isn't to go through your website and try to cram as many keywords in there as possible. Instead, you should focus on writing brand-relevant copy that's engaging, fun, and conversion-optimized. Search engines recognize content based on a myriad of factors such as its readability, value to the customer, and relevant keywords. Therefore, after completing your well-written product and website pages, you can go through to naturally add high-performance, low-cost keywords that will eventually register with the search engines and drive more conversions.

Steps of the tracking progress ✅Determine your type of progress tracker This tracker can be visible in many ways — a loading bar, a pie chart, numbered steps. An experience with large sections would utilise numbered steps, or "milestones". One overall journey that has incremental steps would utilise a loading bar or pie chart better, perhaps with an overall percentage. ✅Create your states A progress tracker with milestones needs to show 3 states: - What's been completed - What's currently being completed - What hasn't been completed yet ✅Assemble your tracker Final touches can include grouping your sections by milestone, and deciding how you want to label each milestone (by number or by title).

Homepage As a recap, the homepage must immediately show new visitors what your company is all about. What is it that makes your brand unique? Do you have menu buttons, banners, and links ready to go for your categories, product pages, and collections?

Ecommerce Launch Checklist: Prepare All Standard Website Pages The homepage stands out as the most visited page on your website, but that doesn't mean you're done designing the entire website and adding content. Outside of product pages, your customers may want to learn more about your business, seek out ways to contact customer support, or even read information about your shipping policy. Before linking to these types of pages from your main and footer menus, you must create the actual pages and fill them with content!