Product Information Management guides, tutorials, and best practices
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Here is a fun fact: According to a study, using a DAM system can help marketers shorten time to market and increase high fives in your organization by 500%. Pretty interesting, right? In this blog, I will be taking you through what DAM Systems are, what their benefits and features are, the top 5 DAM tools, and how they can boost your business efficiency.
If you searched for omnichannel retailing to learn about omnichannel retailing from basics, then you are definitely at the right place. By the end of this blog, you will indeed have a better understanding of omnichannel retailing and how it differs from multichannel.
When selling online, the only way to bring your products to life is through product descriptions that tell a story and images that allow customers to visualize your products. Product content should be complete, accurate, and compelling to drive conversions. It’s essential to an effective omnichannel commerce strategy.
A Product Content Management system used for creating, managing, sharing, organizing, and categorizing any product-related data. The solution ensures a seamless flow of the product cycle.
A product variant is a unique variant that is used to identify specific products. Some products share common attributes, but there are some attributes that differ; these are called variants. Each product variant has its own unique identifier, such as price, and every variant is based on the same product definition.
In this blog, we share what Product or Brand Attributes are, where they’re used & how they can help you as an Ecommerce Owner increase sales
Never neglect SEO while writing powerful product descriptions, using power keywords, and complete information always helps.
Are you struggling to manage your product information effectively? In today’s competitive business landscape, having a strong system to handle your product data is crucial for success. This brings us to the question: PIM vs MDM – which solution is right for your organization? In this comprehensive comparison and analysis, we will delve into the
An ERP contains different parts of data, including product, customer, logistics, and financial. A PIM system on the other hand is designed solely to manage and store product information in a central location, and optimize it for sales and marketing purposes.
Spreadsheets are a no-go for you when it comes to managing your e-commerce stores and product information for various reasons. I’m here to highlight the various issues that arise with the use of Excel spreadsheets, and why it’s time you move to more efficient solutions; namely: PIM.
Rich product data lies at the core of a successful e-commerce business, if you’re not able to deliver the right information to your consumers, you’re losing their interest and trust in your brand. See what your organization can do with a PIM to ensure that.
Product data comprises all the relevant attributes for each unique product in your inventory. Attributes may include the price, description, features, product images, dimensions, color, model numbers, SKUs, and UPCs.
See how Apimio can help you manage product information across all your channels.