How Mobile E-commerce Became a Game Changer in the Growing Online Industry and Why it’s Important for Businesses

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Benjamin Gundgaard, Founder of CustomerSense, an independent high-end e-commerce consultancy, which helps companies build and optimize their e-commerce web stores joins eCommerce Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Benjamin Gundgaard discuss the following:

1. Why is mobile e-commerce important for businesses?
2. What is most important when building a mobile e-commerce store?
3. How is the smartphone shopping experience different from the desktop experience?
4. What are the top 10 mobile conversion killers?
5. How can e-commerce companies boost their sales?

Benjamin Gundgaard is a preeminent European based e-commerce expert and keynote speaker, who helps companies build and optimize their e-commerce web stores as the founder of CustomerSense. Gundgaard has helped clients increase their conversion rates by 15% to 300% which amounts to turnover increases above $500 million in U.S. dollars. His clients include international companies such as eBay, GE, Deloitte, TUI, and Santander, among others.

Gundgaard is also the author of Smartphone E-Commerce, the first and only book on this topic, written in easy to understand language with a step-by-step guide on how to build smartphone e-commerce companies boost their sales. An international best-seller in 10 categories in eight countries, the book is based on numerous user tests of the world’s largest smartphone e-commerce stores such as Amazon, eBay, IKEA, ASOS and Zalando. The book offers more than 200 guidelines and 50 ready-to-implement design templates on how to design an appealing mobile customer experience that converts and retains customers.

Website: smartphone-ecommerce.com

Social Media Links:
Facebook: facebook.com/Smartphone-E-commerce 
Twitter: @CustomerSense

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