1. Buying a domain name for you:

• Domain name selection is the first step in moving your business online. Ideally, the domain name is to be the same as your business name. But we will help you in that too. Choosing an appropriate domain name would not be an easy thing to do for you but we will be your guide through that.

• Our team will get your business a perfect domain name by searching the name of ypur buisness through a domain buying platform.

• Buying a domain name would be a big and important step for your business so we will take all the precautions during this process to get you a proper, appropriate and perfect domain name.

2. Creating a website :

• Once we've registered a domain name, we’re ready to start building your website. Choosing a platform for your website is very essential. Think about your expectations for selling online before deciding which platform or software is best for you.

• The type of platform on which yoi want to setup the website will be based on the services of your business.

• When you figure out what you want to achieve with your website, you can choose the type of platform that will bring you closer to your goals.

3. Working on the design of you site :

• The work on your website will be done entirely by us. We will do all the work for you. We will simply pick a, professionally designed theme and then add customizations over time by consulting with you. We will make sure that the design of your website will not only just be your brand's personality but will be easy for the customers to navigate too.

• We will show you all the options, ways and different designs in which a website can be designed. Anything we do will be with your permission, your counselling and with some of our improvisation. The work done will be best for you.

4. Decide what to sell :

• Another thing you need to do when moving your business online is to decide what to sell from your existing offerings.

• When choosing products to sell, start by adding your top selling and lightweight items to your ecommerce website. Also, consider what items shoppers inquire about or request the most. This way, you may be able to find new products that will increase the sales of your store.

• Further instructions and counselling will be given to you by pur marketing team.

5. Get your legal ducks in a row :

The legal stuff seems opaque and boring, but it’s make or break for your company. Avoiding legal troubles when you’re starting up is all about being proactive and preventing issues before they occur. Here’s six things to think about on the legal side of life.

Business license

There’s no dedicated license for an online business. This means you can use the same license that was issued when you registered your brick-and-mortar or LLC. However, you may have to apply for a Home Occupation Permit if you plan to run the business from home. The SBA’s list of state licenses and permits can help you identify one specific to your location.

DBA license

If your online business is going to operate under a different name than your traditional company, you will need to get a DBA (Doing Business As) license. You can apply for a DBA with your state government based on where your business is incorporated.

Tax obligations

You will also need to register for an EIN (employee identification number) so that the IRS can tax you on your transactions. Additionally, you might need to collect sales tax if you plan to sell goods or services in a sales/use tax state.

Data privacy

If your business collects customer’s information, you will have to display a privacy policy that explains what you will or will not do with that information. Also, you may have to comply with GDPR laws which require you to put up a disclaimer regarding the collection of personal information.

6. Add content to your website:

• Content is crucial to moving your business online. Because people won’t be able to visit you in person, the only way to help them get an idea of your business is to write good content. Add content on the key pages of your website so that people can learn your story as well as get familiar with your products or services.

• While you can create and add content on an unlimited number of pages, focus on your:

  1. Home page

  2. About Us page

  3. Product/service page

  4. Returns & Refunds page

  5. Contact Us page

• Capturing readers’ interests in this exploding digital universe can be immensely challenging. Good website writing is the key to beating these statistics. Well-written content that’s optimized for the web rises to the top of search results and holds readers’ attention

7. Set up your payments :

• Making it as easy as possible for your customers to pay is essential for increasing conversions and sales.In order to kickstart your online sales, you need to be able to take payments from your customers

• This is why your checkout page is critical. It’s the final stop for people shopping on your website. It’s the place where they hand over their credit card information and finally part with their hard-earned cash. "Yourcheckout page is where window shoppers become paying customers."

• We will provide you with:

  1. Number of payment methods

  2. Allowing payments without requiring an account

  3. Make errors easy to fix

  4. Ask for Essential Information Only

  5. Provide Reassurances on Security and Privacy

8.Announce your move:

• Announcing a launch appropriately is nearly as important as the launch itself. Without proper awareness of an upcoming brand or website launch, it won’t matter how innovative the new strategy, look or functionality is if no one is around to see it.

• Email: Don’t go spamming everyone and violating rules, now. Send a simple email to your existing customers and those on your email list. Keep it informational as including a promotion may prevent the email from reaching their primary inbox.

• Social media: Create an announcement post on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, LinkedIn, and any other platform your business has a social profile on. Include a link back to your website to get eyeballs on your new identity. Additionally, tailor content to each platform (like making a fun, casual announcement via an Instagram Story) so you can reach audiences far and wide.

• Search engines: Though it takes time to establish a presence in search engines, you should start working on SEO as soon as you get your business online. The easiest way to do this is to research what keywords people use when searching for similar businesses. Insert these keywords throughout your site’s copy as well as in the “Alt” section of your images.

• Influencers: When is the last time a customer came to your business because of someone else’s referral? When starting out, consider partnering with influencers to spread the word about your business. Work with smaller influencers than big names as they’re more effective at getting people to engage and act upon their recommendations.