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E-commerce
Running a webshop from Sweden: Shopify and WooCommerce, Klarna, Swish and shipping, VAT and consumer law, and the checkout and product-page work that protects your margin.
Abandoned cart emails that recover sales
A cart reminder only works if the checkout it sends people back to is worth returning to. Fix that first, then get timing, content and consent right.
Too many Shopify apps? An audit that cuts cost and load time
Shopify apps are added one problem at a time and rarely removed. A simple audit finds the overlaps, the built-in replacements and the apps that slow every page.
B2B webshops: price lists, invoices, customer accounts
Business buyers do not shop like consumers. Here are the features a B2B webshop needs, from negotiated prices to order approval, and which platforms handle them without custom code.
Webshop bookkeeping: payouts, fees and VAT
Klarna, Stripe and Shopify pay out net amounts that never match your sales report. Here is how to book gross sales, fees, refunds and VAT so the months close cleanly.
Card fraud and chargebacks for small webshops
A chargeback takes the money, the goods and a fee. Here is how the process works, which orders to look twice at, and how to fight disputes you can win.
Checkout friction checklist for webshops
Every extra doubt, field and second in the checkout costs orders. Walk through this checklist on a phone and you will find most of the leaks in an afternoon.
Connecting your shop till and webshop
When the till and the webshop do not talk, you sell things you do not have and customers cannot use their gift card online. Here is how to connect them.
Swedish distance selling rules for webshops
Information before purchase, the 14-day right of withdrawal and its exceptions, order confirmation rules, and the mistakes the Consumer Agency flags most.
VAT for webshops selling to the EU: OSS explained
Sell to consumers in other EU countries and their VAT rate eventually applies, not Sweden's. Here is the threshold, the One Stop Shop return and what your checkout has to do.
Gift cards in a webshop: VAT and accounting
A gift card is not a sale until the VAT rules say so. Here is how Swedish voucher rules work, and how to set gift cards up so your books stay right.
Google Shopping product feeds done right
Google Shopping only shows what your feed tells it. Here are the fields that decide visibility and the fixes for the disapprovals most shops hit.
Is checkout optimisation worth paying for?
You do not need industry benchmarks to decide. Your own checkout drop-off, order value and margin tell you how many extra orders a fix must produce to pay for itself.
Klarna, Stripe or Swish for your webshop?
Swedish shoppers expect invoice, card and Swish at checkout. Here is what each provider is good at, what it costs you in friction and fees, and how to combine them without a mess.
Marketplace or your own webshop?
Marketplaces rent you their traffic; your own shop owns the customer. Most Swedish sellers end up with both. Here is how to decide where to start and how to run both cleanly.
Migrating a webshop to Shopify without losing SEO
A platform move is a data project with a search-engine deadline. Here is the order of work that keeps your products, customers and rankings intact.
Product pages that sell: structure and copy
A shopper arrives with a list of doubts. The product page either answers them in the order they arise or sends the shopper to a competitor who does.
Product photos on a small budget
Consistency beats equipment. A window, a sheet of card and a fixed routine produce a catalogue that looks like one shop rather than a flea market.
Online ordering for restaurants without app fees
Delivery apps take a commission on every order and own the customer. An ordering page on your own site does neither. Here is how it works, what it needs, and when both channels make sense.
Returns handling that protects your margin
Every return costs shipping twice, handling and often a product you cannot resell at full price. The flow you design around it decides how much of the margin survives.
Selling digital products and courses from Sweden
Downloads and online courses have no shipping and no stock, but they have their own VAT rules, a special right-of-withdrawal step and an access-control problem. Here is the setup.
Selling food online in Sweden
Food is one of the most regulated things you can sell online. Registration, labelling before purchase and a cold chain that holds are the three things to get right.
Selling subscriptions online: setup and pitfalls
Recurring revenue is only as good as the second payment. This guide covers the payment mechanics, the Swedish consumer rules on cancellation and the churn points a subscription shop must design for.
Category page SEO for webshops
Shoppers search for the category, not the SKU. Here is how to write, structure and filter category pages so they rank without creating thousands of duplicates.
Shipping options for Swedish webshops compared
What Swedish customers pick at checkout, how much integration each carrier costs you, and how to set up labels, tracking and returns without manual work.
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