Build your brands’ modern rewards program and be one of the 40,000+ Shopify stores that became successful with Smile’s rewards and loyalty program.

Smile Rewards Program Features

A Smile loyalty program gives your customers access to exclusive perks, attractive discounts, and a fun way to engage with your brand every time they visit your store.

Loyalty points program

• Earn points for creating a customer account, placing an order, birthday celebrations, and even when leaving reviews
• Generate bonus points & points expiry campaigns
• Encourage shoppers to continue with their abandoned carts through points reminders
• Buyers can use their points for coupon codes and free gifts upon checkout

Referral program

• Create social proof with word-of-mouth marketing
• Inspire regulars to refer their friends using personalized referral links via pop-ups and emails
• Easy monitoring of referral traffic and sales with in-app analytics

VIP program

• Fortify customer retention with VIP perks
• Upsell shoppers to evolve into VIP tiers

Create your Smile Rewards Program for free in less than a day

• Customize your program that requires 0 coding skills
• 24 hours email and online customer support available
• Access to Smile resources that can help boost programs

One-click integrations with these apps:

• Klaviyo
• Mailchimp
• Omnisend
• Loox
• me
• Privy
• PushOwl
• ReCharge
• Gorgias and more!

Start building brand loyalty in your online store with D38. We are a partner of Smile.io, and we can help you set up your eCommerce store, as well as integrate Smile.io for a seamless online shopping experience. Contact us today to learn more.

About D38 Ecommerce Agency

D38 is a South East Asia-focused e-commerce agency that provides end-to-end e-commerce solutions to grow your business in the digital space and generate ongoing monthly revenue. Our e-commerce solutions range from website development, store management, logistics, CRM, customer loyalty programs, automated email marketing, SEO, marketing tools, product press-release (PR) to reputation management – helping international companies simplify e-commerce management across ASEAN Economic Community (AEC).

Our team consists of certified Shopify eCommerce experts, designers, developers, content creators, and strategists working together to support and provide a seamless online shopping experience for our clients’ eCommerce websites.

We also have a market-specific digital channels team focusing on providing support for LINE Thailand and Japan, Naver for Korea, and ZhaoVN for global Chinese readers for social news and updates.

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Paypal is one of the biggest online payment systems with over  227 million active accounts all around the globe. They are mostly used as payment methods in online shopping like Shopify. But, every payment system comes with fees, luckily, Paypal works hand in hand with Shopify Payments by offering multiple ways for your customers to checkout without having to worry about stacking fees.

Paypal Business account fees

Paypal business accounts have no setup fees. You only need to create an account and connect it to your bank account/s or credit card that will accept 25 currencies from different countries.

Shopify merchants are encouraged to integrate Paypal Express in their e-commerce stores as this is the supported payment gateway.

Calculate Paypal seller fees

There are no fees charged when a regular customer purchased goods and services in the US via Paypal but, if you’re a seller, you will be charged a percentage for the transaction fee and a fixed rate.

If you are a seller in the US, you will be charged 2.9% of the transaction amount with an additional $0.30 USD flat fee (based on the currency of the payment). For example, a $50 USD will have a processing fee of $1.75 USD ($1.45 + $0.30). Therefore, your payout will be $48.25 for the transaction.

A 4.4% charge plus a fixed fee based on the currency will be included if you are receiving payments from outside of the US.

Shopify Payments and Paypal Express

If merchants are using Shopify Payments in their store to accept credit card payments, there will be credit card fees for every transaction depending on the sellers’ plan (2.4% to 2.9% + 30c).

One of the most asked questions is whether they will be double-charged if they’re both using Shopify Payments and Paypal Express as their payment gateways.

The answer is no. Merchants will only pay the fees for the payment gateway to what ththat the customer uses to pay. Paypal fees on Shopify payment will not be double-charged.

For more information, check out our Shopify’s docs or contact support at [email protected].

Need help setting up and integrating your PayPal Account for your Shopify website?  Contact us to get started.

About D38 Ecommerce Agency

D38 is a South East Asia-focused e-commerce agency that provides end-to-end e-commerce solutions to grow your business in the digital space and generate ongoing monthly revenue. Our e-commerce solutions range from website development, store management, logistics, CRM, customer loyalty programs, automated email marketing, SEO, marketing tools, product press-release (PR) to reputation management – helping international companies simplify e-commerce management across ASEAN Economic Community (AEC).

Our team consists of certified Shopify eCommerce experts, designers, developers, content creators, and strategists working together to support and provide a seamless online shopping experience for our clients’ eCommerce websites.

We also have a market-specific digital channels team focusing on providing support for LINE Thailand and Japan, Naver for Korea, and ZhaoVN for global Chinese readers for social news and updates.

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There are several logistics companies that are partnered with Shopee and these third-party logistics are called the Shopee Supported Logistics (SSL)

With this team-up, sellers can effortlessly organize shipments, wherein both buyers and sellers can track shipments directly through the Shopee app and the Seller Centre.

Where can you find the Shopee Supported Logistics partners?

Since Shopee has teamed up with various logistics providers, it now offers a wide shipping option for sellers. You may find these logistics partners through:

Shopee app

Seller Centre (Web)

What are Shopee’s Supported Logistics Partners?

Packages are secured and qualified for claims with partner couriers. Here are some of Shopee’s partners:

Find out more about Shopee’s Supported Logistics shipping fee rates here.

Advantages of Shopee Supported Logistics

You should use logistics providers that are integrated with Shopee’s platform as these companies fall under the category of Shopee Supported Logistics (SSL).

By doing so, it will be easier to arrange shipments and you can track the shipments in Shopee Seller Centre, or via the Shopee app. Shopee also provides free shipping for companies that use any of these logistics companies.

Most importantly, Shopee does not only help online sellers to reach out to international shoppers but also helps logistics companies become successful in their own field of expertise.

Need help with Shopee Store Setup and Management?  Contact us to get started.

About D38 Ecommerce Agency

D38 is a South East Asia-focused e-commerce agency that provides end-to-end e-commerce solutions to grow your business in the digital space and generate ongoing monthly revenue. Our e-commerce solutions range from website development, store management, logistics, CRM, customer loyalty programs, automated email marketing, SEO, marketing tools, product press-release (PR) to reputation management – helping international companies simplify e-commerce management across ASEAN Economic Community (AEC).

Our team consists of certified Shopify eCommerce experts, designers, developers, content creators, and strategists working together to support and provide a seamless online shopping experience for our clients’ eCommerce websites.

We also have a market-specific digital channels team focusing on providing support for LINE Thailand and Japan, Naver for Korea, and ZhaoVN for global Chinese readers for social news and updates.

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The Dynamic remarketing ads give consent to Google to gather photos and details from your seller’s feed that will offer the most appropriate remarketing ads to potential buyers. In this process, Google will reproduce the remarketing ads with the goods that a buyer recently viewed on your site.

This type of campaign offers extra settings and reports on how to reach out to your previous visitors.

The Dynamic Remarketing Ads 101

Set up your dynamic remarketing campaign for display

1. You need to sign in to Google Ads.
2. Click Campaigns from the page menu.
3. Select the plus icon , select New Campaign.
4. Choose Display Network.
5. Click Sales.
6. Choose the Standard display campaign, then click Continue.
7. Specify a campaign name, bid strategy and desired budget.
8. Your selections in the “Targeting” section is where dynamic remarketing comes in.
9. Create your Display ads. Learn how to create your responsive Display ads
10. Choose Create campaign.
11. Now you’ll need to attach feeds to campaigns.
    • Go to “Campaigns” in the left page menu to select your campaign.
    • Click Settings.
    • Click Additional settings
    • Click on the down arrow for “Dynamic ads”.
    • Check the box beside “Use dynamic ads feed for personalized ads”.
    • Click Save.

Start a dynamic remarketing App campaign

1. You need to sign in to Google Ads.
2. Click Campaigns from the page menu.
3. Click the plus icon , select New Campaign.
4. Choose App promotion as your campaign goal.
5. Click App as the campaign type.
6. Select your campaign subtype and mobile app’s platform.
7. Specify a campaign name, bid strategy, desired budget, start and end dates, and ad format settings.
8. Click Show advanced settings.
9. In the “Data feed” field, check the box beside “Attach a feed to improve targeting and enable ads that feature your feed items”.
10. Select either your Dynamic ad feed or your Google Merchant Center feed.
11. Select Save and continue.
12. Create your app ads.

Comparing Dynamic prospecting to Dynamic remarketing

Dynamic prospecting collects and stores the user and product information in order to display your best product at the right time to those who might be attracted to it while Dynamic remarketing is devoted to making use of your existing shoppers. Note that Dynamic prospecting is to acquire new users and Dynamic remarketing is to keep your existing buyers.

How to convert dynamic prospecting into a remarketing campaign

1. Sign in to Google Ads and go to your campaign’s settings.
2. Proceed to Additional settings.
3. Click on the drop-down under “Dynamic ads.”
4. Drop-down will automatically choose “No data feed”.
5. Tick the checkbox beside the “use a data feed for personalized ads”.
6. Pick the related Data Feed from the drop-down menu.
7. Save

Click here to see the full walkthrough on how to create dynamic remarketing ads.

Need help with setting up your brands’ dynamic remarketing ads? Contact us and our marketing specialists will guide you through.

About D38 Ecommerce Agency

D38 is a South East Asia-focused e-commerce agency that provides end-to-end e-commerce solutions to grow your business in the digital space and generate ongoing monthly revenue. Our e-commerce solutions range from website development, store management, logistics, CRM, customer loyalty programs, automated email marketing, SEO, marketing tools, product press-release (PR) to reputation management – helping international companies simplify e-commerce management across ASEAN Economic Community (AEC).

Our team consists of certified Shopify eCommerce experts, designers, developers, content creators, and strategists working together to support and provide a seamless online shopping experience for our clients’ eCommerce websites.

We also have a market-specific digital channels team focusing on providing support for LINE Thailand and Japan, Naver for Korea, and ZhaoVN for global Chinese readers for social news and updates.

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Start your week by learning how to make your ads enticing. Create irresistible ads through product reviews and special offers.

Promotional feeds

Organising a sale or free shipping give away? Create an attractive feed that will publicly show your promotions through the blue underlined “Special offer” text. One of its features includes a shout-out at the top of the ad, highlighting what your promotion is all about. The example below shows the Adidas running shoes promoting a 25%-off discount.

Click on the “Special Offer” tab and a pop-out will be shown with a discount code.

In order to establish this, you must create an enticing promotional feed. Firstly, contact a representative from Google Ads and request to be whitelisted for promotions or fill up the Merchant Promotions interest form.

Afterward, you will be able to build your promotions in two ways:

1. Use the marketing button in Google Merchant Center as this is a stress-free way if you prefer simple promotions.
2. Different promotional offers that apply to different products might need to use a Promotional Feed. Click the +Data Feed button found in the feeds area and select “Promotions”.

Special offers and product promotions can draw attention and can be helpful with conversions. Know more about creating promotional feeds on the Merchant Center guide.

Product reviews

Product reviews and ratings can make a significant effect on the performance of Shopping campaigns. Think with Google revealed statistics, searches comprising the words “best” and “right now” have increased 125% in the past years. If you search Google and include the word “best” in your search queries, it will display Shopping results with the best product reviews.

In order to integrate product reviews in your Shopping ads, approval from Google will be necessary. Submit the product ratings interest form and Google will contact you within 10–15 days of submission. After that, they will provide you the next step in getting product reviews that will be shown on Shopping ads.

Third-party rating aggregators

Google can incorporate several third-party platforms in gathering reviews such as in Bazaarvoice, eKomi, PowerReviews, Shopper Approved, Yotpo, and many more.

Make your Shopping Ads enticing. Increase traffic and sales to your e-commerce store now.  Contact us and we will help you set up your Shopping Ad Campaigns and reach your online business goals.

About D38 Ecommerce Agency

D38 is a South East Asia-focused e-commerce agency that provides end-to-end e-commerce solutions to grow your business in the digital space and generate ongoing monthly revenue. Our e-commerce solutions range from website development, store management, logistics, CRM, customer loyalty programs, automated email marketing, SEO, marketing tools, product press-release (PR) to reputation management – helping international companies simplify e-commerce management across ASEAN Economic Community (AEC).

Our team consists of certified Shopify eCommerce experts, designers, developers, content creators, and strategists working together to support and provide a seamless online shopping experience for our clients’ eCommerce websites.

We also have a market-specific digital channels team focusing on providing support for LINE Thailand and Japan, Naver for Korea, and ZhaoVN for global Chinese readers for social news and updates.

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Promote your online brand, boost traffic to your e-commerce store, and find better-qualified leads by creating effective Shopping Ad Campaigns. But do you know what fits your brand the most? Here are the 4 ways you can create your Shopping Ad campaign.

But before you create your Shopping campaign, make sure you meet the requirements.

1. Google accounts – you will need to set up accounts with Google Merchant Center and Google Ads and link them together.
2. Policies – you need to make sure that your type of business, products, promotions, and website meet the requirements and follows the shopping ad policies before you begin advertising.
3. Product data – you need to update your product data at least every 30 days. This data should meet Google’s standards for data quality to provide users the best shopping experience.

4 Types of Shopping Ad Campaign

Smart Shopping campaigns

The Smart Shopping campaigns is the best approach if you’re looking for the easiest setup and the least amount of work. This campaign needs a few inputs to get started like an approved feed, daily budget, geographic targeting, and your desired ROAS. How does it work? Smart Shopping gets your impressions and clicks from potential buyers while taking into consideration your daily budget and targeting your ROAS.

Pros

Smart Shopping campaigns generally work pretty well with optimised feeds. The advantages are that the setup is so easy and the ongoing management is almost non-existent. Smart Shopping campaigns comes with dynamic remarketing ads therefore a set up for a standalone dynamic remarketing campaign will not be needed. Make sure to check in from time to time for feed issues and adjust the ROAS targets occasionally.

Cons

Smart Shopping campaigns will not be effective if you like to control everything. There are less data visibility and fewer levers to pull in order to optimise the performance such as you cannot add negative keywords, run a search term report, and have more than one ad group.

Smart Shopping campaign setup

Create a new campaign, choose Sales as the campaign goal, select Shopping as your campaign type, choose your Merchant Center, select the countries where your goods are retailed, then click Smart Shopping as the campaign subtype.

Type the name of your campaign, set the daily budget, and give specifics about ROAS targets.

Afterwards, choose your product groups. “All products” comprises all approved products in your feed. Otherwise, you may opt to choose certain products based on the Category, Brand, Product Type, Custom label, or Item ID.

Insert images and your logo so Google will be able to build dynamic remarketing ads for you. Make sure to visit the Google Merchant Center for feed metrics and Google Ads for the performance metrics.

Assisted Smart Shopping campaign (part human, part robot)

This setup uses a standard shopping campaign and offers access to normal areas of control like network, bid type, and also allows Smart Bidding.

Pros

You will have some control but you’re letting the machine bid optimization. You’ll also be able to add negative keywords, launch various ad groups in one campaign, select your networks, and more. Another benefit available is more data visibility, together with a search term report, which isn’t accessible for Smart campaigns.

Cons

There are not many cons to this campaign. To enable target ROAS, the account needs to have generated at least 15 conversions for the past 30 days. And If it did not meet the conversion threshold, manual bidding should begin that will transition to Smart Bidding later.

Assisted Smart Shopping campaign setup

Pick Sales as your campaign goal, then Shopping for campaign type, choose your Merchant Center account, pick your country to sell products, and select Standard Shopping as the campaign subtype.

Type the campaign name, click Target ROAS as your bid strategy, and key in the desired ROAS.

To improve efficiency, uncheck the Search Partners as well as YouTube, Gmail, and Discover. Click Single Product Ads and choose how you want to part the first ad group by choosing All Products or split it by attributes, such as Category, Brand, ID, or Custom label.

When to use Showcase Shopping ads

Showcase Shopping ads show wider, higher-in-the-funnel search demands. It displays searches of a product collection that might help a consumer find more specific products.

Unfortunately, Showcase Shopping ads don’t work for all product categories. Furniture, Apparel, Accessories, Electronics, Home Decor, and a few other categories are only allowed for Showcase Shopping ads.

The no-risk, lower-reward approach (free listings)

If you like to eliminate with no risk at all then this approach suits your campaign ad. It is where you only take advantage of free listings and/or commission-based listings through Shopping Actions.

Pros

There’s no foreseeable risk with this approach because you either don’t pay at all for free listings or you pay a practical commission with Shopping Actions if Google closes a sale for you.

Cons

The visibility will be fairly limited, free listings don’t show mostly in noticeable placements across Google. With Shopping Actions (commission-based), there will be better than free listings. But then again, unless the product is selling really well, Google will more likely show either traditionally paid listings or Shopping Action products that have proven sales.

How to set up free listings and Shopping Actions

When adding a new feed, you can pick your destinations. Shopping Actions are the commission-free listings that let shoppers Purchase on Google. Choose the destinations where you want it to appear. The default is for all destinations to be selected, therefore needing you to deselect any destination you do not want.

Driving foot traffic with Local inventory ads (LIAs)

If you have a traditional street-side business, you can use the local inventory ads to direct shoppers to it. These ads are shown next to standard Shopping ads and are shown when a buyer is close to your physical store. Local inventory ads stand for “Pick up today” or something similar message.

Four basic steps in setting up the local inventory ads:

1. Enable LIAs in Google Merchant Center
2. Produce and submit a local inventory feed
3. Request inventory verification
4. Enable local inventory ads in the shopping campaigns

Google will need you to verify the in-store inventory and may prefer to do so in person or via phone call. For more details on local inventory verification setup, check this out Google help article.

Click here to know more about the Google Shopping Ad Campaign.

Amplify your Shopping Ads campaigns now. Increase traffic and sales to your e-commerce store.  Contact us and we will help you set up your Shopping Ad Campaigns and reach your online business goals.

About D38 Ecommerce Agency

D38 is a South East Asia-focused e-commerce agency that provides end-to-end e-commerce solutions to grow your business in the digital space and generate ongoing monthly revenue. Our e-commerce solutions range from website development, store management, logistics, CRM, customer loyalty programs, automated email marketing, SEO, marketing tools, product press-release (PR) to reputation management – helping international companies simplify e-commerce management across ASEAN Economic Community (AEC).

Our team consists of certified Shopify eCommerce experts, designers, developers, content creators, and strategists working together to support and provide a seamless online shopping experience for our clients’ eCommerce websites.

We also have a market-specific digital channels team focusing on providing support for LINE Thailand and Japan, Naver for Korea, and ZhaoVN for global Chinese readers for social news and updates.

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Conversions are essential for your Shopping campaigns. Without conversion data, you won’t be able to assess performance and enhance campaigns. Make sure to build up your websites’ conversion tracking setup before creating your campaign.

What is Google Ads Conversion Tracking?

Google Ads conversion tracking helps you monitor how efficiently the ad clicks result in valued customer activity on your website like purchases sign-ups and form submissions. With this, you’ll be able to see which of your Google Ads advertisements create the most sales in your e-commerce store.

Google Ads Conversion Tracking Set Up Requirements

Before you set up your conversion tracking, you need to:

• Have a Google Ads account
• Be running or planning to run an ad through Google Ads

To start the set up of your Google Ads conversion tracking, you must create a conversion action, install the global site tag, then add the event snippet. And if you’re planning to track the purchases, you will be needing to edit the event snippet and adjust the worth of the conversion based on the purchase total.

Step 1: Create a conversion action in Google Ads

For you to set up the Google Ads conversion tracking, you must check out the Google Ads instructions to create the conversion action.

If you plan to track purchases to see how effective your ads are at creating sales in your e-commerce store, choose the category Purchase/Sale, and the value to Use different values for each conversion.

Once you’re done creating your conversion action, you can now select create and continue.

Step 2: Install the global site tag

You can install the global site tag in your Shopify theme code. Here’s how:

1. Click on the Set up the tag step in Google Ads, select Install the tag yourself.
2. In the Global site tag section, choose the option that applies. The generated code depends on your selection.
3. You must copy your global site tag as you will need this for the next step.
4. Open your Shopify admin and click Online Store in another browser window.
5. Click Actions then Edit code.
6. Open your theme.liquid file.
7. If this is the first time you’ve installed a global site tag, paste the copied global site tag between the <head> and </head> tags to apply the tag to every page in your store. If you’re editing a global site tag that you’ve already installed, locate the global site tag in your theme.liquid file then change the code as suggested by Google Ads.
8. Tick Save.

Step 3: Mount the event snippet

You should add the event snippet to your checkout page after you installed the global site tag. The event snippet tracks a conversion every time a visitor clicks your ads and then eventually reaches the checkout page on your online store.

1. Inside Google Ads, under the Event snippet section, select Page load.
2. Copy the event snippet code.
3. Open your Shopify admin in another browser window and click Settings > Checkout.
4. In the Order processing section, select the Additional scripts text box, paste the event snippet. If you already have code in the Additional scripts text box, add the event snippet on a new line below the existing code.
5. Copy the global site tag used in the Install the global site tag. Add this tag above the event snippet added in step 4.
6. If a customer reloads the checkout page, Google Ads might record a duplicate conversion. To stop the duplicate conversions, you must add tags before and after the event snippet so that it triggers once per customer:
7. On the line before the snippet, paste {% if first_time_accessed %}.
8. On the line after the snippet, paste {% endif %}.
9. The default currency is in USD. If you don’t sell in US dollars, replace 'USD' in the event snippet with '{{ currency }}'.
10. The default transaction ID is always blank. To keep Google Ads from recording duplicate conversions, next to ‘transaction_id’: replace '' with '{{ order_number }}':
11. Click Save.

Step 4: Make the conversion value effective

If the conversion action you’re looking out for is tracking the purchases on your online store, you must anticipate that the value of each conversion will be different.

For example, Irene is the owner of a jewelry store and is running two different ads on Google Ads – one for her collection of watches, and one for her collection of shoes. Both ads create a parallel number of clicks and sales in her store; however, the value of the purchases made by the people who click on the watch collection advertisement will be higher than the shoe collection. The value is higher because the buyers purchase more luxurious items after clicking that ad. This is where Irene uses the information to choose where to spend her advertising budget.

1. Open your Shopify admin and click Settings then Checkout
2. In the Order processing section, inside Additional scripts text box, check for the event snippet
3. Replace the line beginning with 'value': with the following snippets:

You can check the tracking status on the Conversion actions page in your Google Ads Account to make sure your tag is working. Note that it may take some time for the conversion tracking tag to show as verified.

About D38 Ecommerce Agency

D38 is a South East Asia-focused e-commerce agency that provides end-to-end c-commerce solutions to grow your business in the digital space and generate ongoing monthly revenue. Our e-commerce solutions range from website development, store management, logistics, CRM, customer loyalty programs, automated email marketing, SEO, marketing tools, product press-release (PR) to reputation management – helping international companies simplify e-commerce management across ASEAN Economic Community (AEC).

Our team consists of certified Shopify eCommerce experts, designers, developers, content creators, and strategists working together to support and provide a seamless online shopping experience for our clients’ eCommerce websites.

We also have a market-specific digital channels team focusing on providing support for LINE Thailand and Japan, Naver for Korea, and ZhaoVN for global Chinese readers for social news and updates.

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Good news! Yuan Skincare Malaysia recently launched its own Shopify e-commerce store. Check this out to learn more about their new website.

Yuan Skincare is the number 1 best-selling handmade soap in Taiwan. Inspired by traditional Chinese medicine, their products are formulated from extensive research and development with the use of herbal extracts from Ah Yuan’s farm and spring water to effectively kill bacteria and prevent breakouts.

They offer a wide range of skincare and personal care products like body soaps, shampoo & conditioner, shower gel, body wash, toothpaste, mask, toner, and essential oils.

 

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Yuan Skincare Malaysia gladly invites you to its newly launched Shopify e-commerce website. Follow their official Instagram account to know about their latest updates.

Moreover, the Wild Mugwort Soap 艾草皂 is their best-seller which possesses a unique scent. It is regarded as a healing herb for its anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and skin-protective properties.

Malaysian residents can now purchase Yuan Skincare favourites and enjoy its free shipping service for orders above RM88 (Peninsula) or RM200 (East).

Subscribe to their newsletter to receive the latest exclusive promotions, new products, and sales directly to your email.

Start your e-commerce business by setting up an online store. Contact us and speak with our experts to get started on your Shopify website.

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D38 is a South East Asia-focused e-commerce agency that provides end-to-end e-commerce solutions to grow your business in the digital space and generate ongoing monthly revenue. Our e-commerce solutions range from website development, store management, logistics, CRM, customer loyalty programs, automated email marketing, SEO, marketing tools, product press-release (PR) to reputation management – helping international companies simplify e-commerce management across ASEAN Economic Community (AEC).

Our team consists of certified Shopify eCommerce experts, designers, developers, content creators, and strategists working together to support and provide a seamless online shopping experience for our clients’ eCommerce websites.

We also have a market-specific digital channels team focusing on providing support for LINE Thailand and Japan, Naver for Korea, and ZhaoVN for global Chinese readers for social news and updates.

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Many e-commerce businesses that retail valuable items have buyers who prefer to pay in installments rather than a full amount at once. Listed are the 3 reasons why should you use the Easy Payment Plan of iPay88.

What is iPay88?

iPay88 is the leading and award-winning regional Payment Gateway Provider in South East Asia. They offer advanced and innovative solutions to accept payments online.

iPay88 Easy Payment Plan

With the iPay88 Easy Payment Plan, online sellers can offer their customer an option to choose an installment plan and pay for the goods and services within a distinct period of time.

3 Reasons Why You Should Use the Easy Payment Plan

1. It’s Simple

The Easy payment plan provides a range of choices to your customers in selecting an installment plan and pay for the products or services within the scheduled time. This payment plan will not apply interest fees and is more suitable for more expensive purchases.

2. It’s Fast

Your clients will have the chance to select the period of payments upon their checkout. After that, their credit card will be charged every month for their chosen period of time. Basically, the Easy payment plan will not be needing any additional configuration.

3. It’s Safe

The Easy payment plan automatically comes with the Automated Fraud Screening system, which is intended to avoid illegal activities or purchases. iPay88 will be transparent with all the transaction details and will report it to you in real-time.

Features of Easy Payment Plan

• The Easy Payment Plan is only applicable to Malaysia Ringgit currency.
• This plan is available for Hong Leong Bank and Maybank credit card holders for procurements over 500 MYR
• The length of tenures are three, six, nine, twelve, twenty-four, and thirty-six months
• They provide complete reports for financial reconciliation
• Bank confirmations are delivered instantly
• Comes with Automated Fraud Screening
• Follows the International Standard of Security

About D38 Ecommerce Agency

D38 is a South East Asia-focused ecommerce agency that provides end-to-end Ecommerce solutions to grow your business on the digital space and generate ongoing monthly revenue. Our e-commerce solutions range from website development, store management, logistics, CRM, customer loyalty programs, automated email marketing, SEO, marketing tools, product press-release (PR) to reputation management – helping international companies simplify e-commerce management across ASEAN Economic Community (AEC).

Our team consists of certified Shopify eCommerce experts, designers, developers, content creators and strategists working together to support and provide a seamless online shopping experience for our clients’ eCommerce websites.

We also have a market-specific digital channels team focusing on providing support for LINE Thailand and Japan, Naver for Korea, and ZhaoVN for global Chinese readers for social news and updates.

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Shopify creates a PayPal Express Checkout account for the email address you used to set up your store. With this, you give your customers a faster, safer, and easiest way to pay. In a few steps, they can speed through checkout using their PayPal account to pay with balance, bank account, credit card, or debit card.

How to Set up a PayPal account?

If you’re using your personal account and would like to use it on your store, you should upgrade it to a business account. Most functions and tools provided for business owners are only available when using a business account.

Setup using Desktop

1. On your Shopify admin, click Settings> Payments.
2. In the PayPal section, click Deactivate.
3. Click Deactivate again to confirm.
4. Inside PayPalsection, select your account type.
5. Click Activate.
6. Fill in your email address then click Next:
7. Enter the password for your account and click login:
8. On the permissions page, click I Give Permission.
9. On the confirmation page, click Go back to Shopify.

Using iPhone

1. From your Shopify app, go to Store> Settings.
2. Under Store settings, tap Payments.
3. In the PayPal section, tap Deactivate.
4. Select Deactivateagain to confirm.
5. In the PayPal section, select your account type.
6. Tap Activate.
7. Fill in the email address for your account then tap Next:
8. Enter the password then tap Log In:
9. On the permissions page, tap I Give Permission.
10. On the confirmation page, tap Go back to Shopify.

Using Android

1. From your Shopify app, head on to Store> Settings.
2. Under Store settings, tap Payments.
3. In the PayPal section, tap Deactivate.
4. Choose Deactivate again to confirm.
5. In the PayPal section, select your account type.
6. Tap Activate.
7. Enter the email address for your account, then tap Next:
8. Enter the password for your account, then tap Log In:
9. On the permissions page, tap I Give Permission.
10. On the confirmation page, tap Go back to Shopify.

*Note that you always have to make a test transaction to make sure everything is set up properly.

You will start to receive payments from orders made right away once the setup is complete. It is important that you finish setting up your account if you want to issue refunds or manually capture payments.

How does PayPal Work on Your Store?

PayPal fills out the billing address fields with the customer’s shipping address. The customer can edit the information. Shopify can send only a single address to PayPal.

However, for normal PayPal payments (as opposed to credit card payments) this address must be the shipping address because PayPal already has the billing address. There is no way for Shopify to know ahead of time whether the customer has an existing account. As a result, Shopify can’t send the billing address, such as when the customer is paying with a credit card instead.

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Technology enabled e-commerce to push through cross-border selling and completely transformed the way people buy stuff. Millions of purchases are made online every day regardless of where they are sourced and a large number of products are delivered to end consumers across the globe.

What is Cross-Border Selling?

Selling cross-border helps you reach consumers anywhere in the world by creating localised shopping experiences for your store visitors. Selling in several marketplaces can be an effective key to drive extra income for your business and create brand awareness on a global market.

Benefits of Cross-border E-commerce

Selling online is no longer the realm of a selected class of e-commerce giants and brand manufacturers. As the technology continues to innovate, this enables small to medium online sellers and street-side businesses to go global and sell across the border effortlessly.

Not only online sellers will benefit from cross-border selling, but also e-commerce platforms such as Shopify.

How to Start Selling Cross-Border?

It is important that you identify your potential target markets before you start selling internationally. You can identify your potential target audience by looking at the size of the market, the simplicity of doing business in that market, and the potential return on investment. You should remember that localising the customer experience is key to driving traffic, and ultimately conversions.

You should also provide your customers with an option to shop in their local language and currency to build their trust that can lead to higher sales.

It is important that you check with your shipping providers to find out what countries they ship to and which market regulates and limits your products. This way you can adjust shipping regions and comply with the regulations of the receiving market accordingly.

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About D38 Ecommerce Agency

D38 is a South East Asia-focused e-commerce agency that provides end-to-end e-commerce solutions to grow your business in the digital space and generate ongoing monthly revenue. Our e-commerce solutions range from website development, store management, logistics, CRM, customer loyalty programs, automated email marketing, SEO, marketing tools, product press-release (PR) to reputation management – helping international companies simplify e-commerce management across ASEAN Economic Community (AEC).

Our team consists of certified Shopify eCommerce experts, designers, developers, content creators, and strategists working together to support and provide a seamless online shopping experience for our clients’ eCommerce websites.

We also have a market-specific digital channels team focusing on providing support for LINE Thailand and Japan, Naver for Korea, and ZhaoVN for global Chinese readers for social news and updates.

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