Implementing Akeneo PIM gives them a 3% relative lift in conversion rate, equating to a new conversion of 2.06%. Let’s take an eCommerce site that gets 10,000,000 sessions per year that has a pretty typical 2% conversion rate, and generates 200,000 orders annually. Here’s an example of how PIM can help increase online revenue.
With better product information, PIM improves search functionality and Google indexing, which helps increase both conversion rate and average order value. PIM tools have been credited with helping improve conversion rates through better quality and more complete product information. Let’s dive into the following metrics getting down to the calculations you can run for your own analysis. However, the leaders that typically approve the investment in PIM projects always ask the payback question - what is the ROI from this project? The good news is that qualitative measurements abound. PS: Did I say "Artifical Intelligence" or "Self Learning Algorithms?" Um… perhaps no.A system of record for accurate, up to date, and complete product data with all the necessary attributes, stored in a platform that mandates governance, empowers collaboration, and facilitates syndication to all of your sales channels is critical to delivering a product experience that can help unlock growth for your business. To make it faster you have to write the logics into a C++ plug-in. And its result could be topped by a good designer who knows very much about typography, white space, plus-and that's most important-the meaning of the contents.Ģ. You have to write a damn good script, that incorporates some aesthetic rules to make a good result. What bit of text belongs to one unit, what bit of text to another unit, that the eye of a reader should be able to destinguish?ġ. Contents is not only filling space with glyphs, but to present the contents in a readable way.
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Plus some knowledge about the addressed reader. Nothing against guesswork, I'd say.Īnd we have also to consider "contents" and some typographical rules if we aim for good readability.
However, what the exact width of every column will be best would require some steps of iterating and guesswork. But only, if the scope is on the shown cells, that are not the whole table. A human beeing with experience on table design will know in an instance, that columns two and four should be made wider and column one and maybe column three should be made narrower. If the table spans several pages you have to get the whole picture first to make decisions.īack to your example. I found, that with rather small tables where one person (the layouter) is able to conceive the whole table at one glance, it is faster to do the work not automatically. The script is not perfect, but it does a good job as a starting point.īut here comes the problem: It is also very slow. ( I'm designer and developer in one person )
I once did a script, that tries to consider this and is changing the width of all columns to result in a table that: I'm talking about white space here not only in one cell, but you have to consider the white space of every cell in the whole table plus the height of the table at the same time. Your arrow is pointing at a problem you are seeing in column one.īut the solution is maybe lying in column four and two, if the four columns and the four body rows would be the whole table. Glad that you are showing an example table with a real-world text.
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