Seals and certifications are one of the most interesting alternatives to increase good reputation, increase credibility, improve security and maintain the confidentiality of your e-consumer data on your e-commerce site. Check out some of them below:
It protects your virtual store against hacker and cracker attacks, prevents malware infections, prevents data cloning, eliminates the possibility of card and account information theft.
It exposes to consumers which are the e-commerce sites that follow the best practices of the Code of Ethics of the Brazilian Chamber of Electronic Commerce. It generates a differential and more credibility for your virtual store.
Developed by the website Reclamingão, this seal comes with a code that analyzes and certifies the suitability of your virtual store in relation to information from the Federal Revenue, domain data, website vulnerability, etc.
This seal is intended to demonstrate to your online store visitors that the reviews were made by customers who actually bought and tested your products, which prevents false and misleading opinions.
Your e-consumers respond to a survey about your virtual store, the result of which can be a seal like “Loja Nova”, “Good”, “Very good”, “Excellent” or “Excellent”, which is visible and increases your credibility.
It ensures that your e-commerce site is safe for your e-consumers to enter personal information, account details, debit and credit cards in absolute secrecy, which improves your reputation and credibility.
Obviously, you don't need to have every seal and certification for your online store. My advice is to use some of the " 6 tools for measuring results in e-commerce " that I mentioned in another article to find out if your priority is reputation, security, honesty, credibility, or another factor, and then look for the equivalent certification or seal.
