NEW YORK and LOS ANGELES and PHOENIX, April 26, 2018 -- ReadyCloud—a cross-channel ecommerce CRM software solution and the maker of ReadyReturns, an automated ecommerce product returns system—has just published a featured article in Forbes to help retailers better understand the benefits of offering hassle-free returns.
“I am thrilled to be a member of the Forbes Communication Council representing ReadyCloud,” commented Michael Lazar, an Executive at ReadyCloud. “For over 12 years, ReadyCloud has been helping retailers streamline their shipping and returns processes. Along the way, we’ve learned some expert tips that we’re happy to share to help online retailers improve customer relationships.”
ReadyCloud’s new Forbes article gives retailers a look at the real numbers behind returns, while providing authority research and statistics that have been carefully sourced from numerous groundbreaking studies. The goal is to help retailers improve their online product return policy—so they can benefit from improved retention and long-term customer loyalty.
“By retooling your return policy to be more consumer friendly, you’ll immediately benefit from stronger sales, happier customers and repeat buyers,” the Forbes article reads. “Most retailers are so focused on making purchasing easy that they forget about the after-buying experience, aka the return policy and the process around it. It’s this after-buying experience that you want to cater to.”
Read the complete article here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbescommunicationscouncil/2018/04/25/why-a-hassle-free-return-policy-is-your-best-e-commerce-marketing-move/#1222eb0410fe
As a leading provider of ecommerce software solutions, ReadyCloud believes all online retailers deserve a cross-channel CRM. That’s why the first 2 weeks are on the house.
Get started in less than 5 minutes with no credit card needed at: https://www.ReadyCloud.com
Got questions? Contact ReadyCloud direct at: 877-818-7447.
About ReadyCloud
#ReadyCloud is rocket fuel for customer loyalty and sales in today’s ecommerce jungle. This cross-channel #CRM solution tethers the most popular online sales channels and marketing integrations under one umbrella. It creates instant customer profiles from multichannel ecommerce activity—giving online retailers a way to create meaningful, lasting relationships with customers.
ReadyCloud starts with CRM, and can be further expanded with premium plugins like ReadyShipper, a hybrid-cloud shipping software solution, and ReadyReturns, an automated online product returns solution.
ReadyCloud believes all online retailers deserve a cross-channel CRM. That’s why the first 2 weeks are on the house. Get started in less than 5 minutes with no credit card needed at: https://www.ReadyCloud.com.


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