SHOPPYMORE 'The Right Choice'

 It recently came to light that the Indonesia based online marketplace brand Shopee had to close operations in India, one of the largest potential markets for ecommerce. This sudden exit has a lot of customers confused and fellow competitors at the edge of their seat.  Shopee entered the Indian market and commenced operation in the November of 2021. It wasn’t exactly a perfect sail as it had a lot of oppositions from politicians and trade bodies. In spite of the high tides, Shopee rowed its way to customers by offering them way too many goods especially low value electronics like headphones, chargers or accessories like mobile phone cases at throwaway prices. This did attract a certain crowd of customers, but was it a sustainable means to growth? Orders were pooling, revenue was rising slowly despite the heavy losses incurred in the name of marketing. Right when we expected the offers to cool down and Shopee to actually start optimising their user experience and growth, it knocked them

  Good skin is hard to beat! A good healthy and glowing skin is the best status symbol one can possess!, It cannot be bought but is earned through care, and care alone. Skin care isn’t hard, all you have to do is pick the right product, and stick with it. There are a lot of options available in the market with different ingredients, but here’s a list of products that we have personally tried out and believe that it must be in your closet always. Add these 7 products to you cart and lets get your skin glowing! 1. Adway botanical repair shampoo: Buy the best sulphate free shampoo made specifically for damaged and unnourished hair. It helps in replacing the outer coat of the keratin layer and adds strength and volume to the hair. You can buy at discounted prices from the link below. 2. Shafa beauty’s ayurvedic hair oil: Oiling has been proven to be one of the best treatments for hair health since ancient times. Shafa beauty’s ayurvedic hairoil is a blend of fenugreek and other ancient her

  Do you remember the times when you pretend to your child that his spoon was an airplane flying and feed them when they open their mouth in excitement? Remember that favorite race car brand of yours from the game you played when you were 14? You remember these and they still work because of one reason. Fun. Fun is always the best way to learn and remember anything and everything. Did you know that 80% of smartphone owners play games every day. Out of which 50% play regularly. Why not make use of this habit for your brand? Top brands like M&M, Starbucks, Mazda and Wheaties used them It worked wonders for them in terms of sales and recognition. We believe it will work for us too. The best thing about us at Shoppymore is we set tested and proven examples than to just point facts. We have a short example of how gamification worked for one of our brands — Destina1 international. The mode of gamification we ran was spot the product contest, giving away 50 product combos for a duration o

  Top 5 foods to try in Malaysia Food. Is there anything better than that? No. At least that’s my answer. If you too feel like me. This blog is for us my friend. Western influence is pouring into our country, it has its own pros and cons. But there is a growing trend where western foods are taking over too. Lots of adulteration, lots of health hazard and even people abandoning traditional Malay food is also a serious concern. Worry not, Shoppymore believes on keeping traditions alive. Comfortably alive. You can check out amazing list of foods that are made in Malaysia and order them from the comfort of your house. 1. Annora soffea’s keropok lekor: This fish sausage is a traditional Malay fish cracker snack originating from the state of Terengganu, Malaysia. It is made from fish and sago flour and seasoned with salt and sugar. It is slightly greyish in colour and gives off a fishy taste and smell which becomes more prominent as it cools down after frying. The snack is eaten with special