Ukraine is a country in Eastern Europe. It’s a unitary republic, a founding member of the UN, a member of the World Trade Organization, a member state of The Council of Europe, The International Atomic Energy Agency and The Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA). Among all European countries, Ukraine has the lowest index of economic freedom – it’s a measure published by The Wall Street Journal and The Heritage Foundation that reflects the strictness of laws and the extent of coercion exerted on the economy by the government.

Product descriptions in an online store, especially when it comes to shops specializing in one field, can create internal duplicate content. Consequently, the same parameters or copying and pasting descriptions of products differing in size or design, may negatively affect conversion and visibility of the website in the search results.

The number of online stores is increasing year by year. More and more often people prefer to shop with the use of the Internet. But what influences their decision which store to choose? Which website elements can discourage customers from shopping? In today’s article we’re going to spill the beans and explain to you what aspects of your online store may effectively daunt users.

In the world of e-commerce, we are always looking for ways to improve our revenues. Often times, a big issue for shoppers is completing a purchase on an unknown website. If consumers don’t feel secure on your page, you can forget about converting them. In today’s blog, we’ll have a look at what online shop owners can do to build trust with their visitors.