Industries · Retail
We turn your shop into a system that sells 24/7: an online store, live stock sync, a loyalty program, abandoned-cart recovery and sales analytics. Below are 14 concrete ideas — each with the math on how it makes money.
Industries · Retail
Shoppers are already on their phones — the shop has to be there too.
70%
of shoppers research a product online before buying
67%
spend more — customers enrolled in loyalty programs
×2.5
revenue growth at shops that added an online channel
12%
of abandoned carts recovered — when reminders are sent
Source: McKinsey Retail Insights · Baymard Institute research
14 ideas
The site is not just a storefront — every one of these mechanics delivers a measurable result.
Selling continues after the shop closes. Catalogue, cart and checkout — all online.
Revenue effect
+30%
an extra sales channel — orders outside working hours
Up to 40% of online orders arrive between 21:00 and 01:00
The site's stock matches the till. "We sold something we don't have" ends here.
Revenue effect
−90%
fewer stock errors — versus manual records
Selling what's not in stock = a cancelled order and an unhappy customer
A shopper filled the cart and left — the system reminds them and completes the sale.
Revenue effect
+12%
orders recovered — with cart reminders
~70% of carts are abandoned — the biggest untapped reserve
Points accrue with every purchase and turn into discounts. Customers come back to you, not a competitor.
Revenue effect
67%
spend more — loyalty program members
Selling to an existing customer is 5× cheaper than finding a new one
Not "the same for everyone": each segment gets an offer that fits it.
Revenue effect
+18%
repeat purchases — with segmented campaigns
A message to the right segment performs 4–5× better
A "bought together" block on every product card. Amazon's most profitable mechanic.
Revenue effect
+20%
average basket growth — with recommendations
35% of Amazon's revenue comes from its recommendation engine
Payme, Click, Uzum — one tap. And instalments sell even the expensive items.
Revenue effect
+25%
conversion growth — once instalments are added
On expensive goods instalments can double conversion
Order status visible at every step: picking → on the way → delivered. "Where is my order?" calls end.
Revenue effect
−50%
fewer calls — once the status is visible
Operator time is freed for new orders
Real customer reviews are the strongest salesperson. New buyers trust other people's opinions.
Revenue effect
+15%
conversion — on products with reviews
93% of shoppers read reviews before deciding
A customer sends a friend a link — both get a discount. The cheapest new-customer channel.
Revenue effect
5×
cheaper acquisition — versus advertising
A referred customer returns twice as often
If shoppers can't find what they want in 5 seconds, they leave. Search must be fast and typo-tolerant.
Revenue effect
+10%
conversion — with working search
Search users buy 2–3× more often
Several shops in one system: stock, prices and promotions managed centrally.
Revenue effect
−30%
less dead stock — with cross-branch visibility
What gathers dust in one shop may be scarce in another
The catalogue uploads to Uzum and other marketplaces automatically — an extra storefront without manual work.
Revenue effect
+25%
wider reach — the marketplace audience
A marketplace is ready-made traffic; just connect the catalogue
Which items earn and which just take up space — visible in numbers.
Revenue effect
−15%
cost reduction — data-driven purchasing
Money frozen in dead stock is retail's biggest hidden loss
14 ideas
Based on international research and the practice of similar projects.
+30%
An extra online channel
+20%
Average basket (cross-sell)
+12%
Recovered carts
67%
Loyalty members spend more
−50%
"Where is my order?" calls
−30%
Dead stock
In a free consultation we'll identify which mechanics will earn your business the most, and estimate the price and timeline.