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Retail Readiness: How To Make Sure Your Site Is Ready

As your busy season looms, you can improve retail readiness in your website with load testing. As we move towards the autumn months and into the holidays, it’s time to gear up for some of the busiest shopping months of the year. For most businesses, the second half and fourth quarter of the calendar year represent a huge portion of their business, whether online only, “brick-and-mortar,” or a hybrid of both online and offline.

We recommend that you continually load test as you develop. (See why here.) But that ideal isn’t always realistic, especially when you personally aren’t in control of your whole development process. To make sure your website is up to the task, here are a few tips to increase your retail readiness. Read more on the Load Impact blog

Topics

  • Computers, computer technology, software

Categories

  • shopping cart
  • performance
  • retail readiness
  • cyber monday
  • website testing
  • load testing
  • black friday

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