This E-commerce Dictionary aims to present the meaning of some terms/entries related to e-commerce and facilitate the understanding of entrepreneurs and virtual store administrators like you. Click on the links to read expanded information for each of these entries:
E-commerce:
E-commerce is commerce conducted through electronic devices, which can be desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and smartphones (as well as things in general ) usually connected to the internet.
F-commerce:
It stands for Facebook Commerce . It refers to e-commerce conducted using Facebook's features and/or through an online store created and integrated with a Facebook fan page.
K-commerce:
Knowledge Commerce , or simply K-commerce, is nothing more than the transformation of a company's aggregated knowledge into products and services that can be sold via e-commerce.
L-commerce:
Also called Location Commerce , L-commerce encompasses the use of location technologies, such as GPS, to assist different operations at various stages of e-commerce.
P-commerce:
Participatory Commerce , or P-commerce, is a branch of e-commerce that is based on the premise of consumer participation in the design, selection of details, and financing stages for the creation of a product.
R-commerce:
R-commerce is short for Relationship Commerce , a term that encompasses e-commerce aimed at establishing a long-term relationship between the buyer/customer and the merchant/brand.
S-commerce:
Social Commerce , or S-commerce, is e-commerce that uses features characteristic of social networks to attract and engage consumers and make sales.
T-commerce:
Also known as Television Commerce , T-commerce aims to conduct electronic commerce of products through advertisements broadcast on TV channels (digital or traditional).
U-commerce:
U-commerce, also called Ubiquitous Commerce, is electronic commerce conducted on a continuous and uninterrupted network of integration between merchants and consumers.
V-commerce:
V-commerce, short for Video Commerce , aims to produce and publish videos with the goal of engaging and persuading consumers to buy certain types of products via e-commerce.
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