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  • B2B Procurement

    B2B procurement is the whole, organized system a business uses to find, negotiate with, and buy from the suppliers it needs to run.

  • Baby Registry

    A Baby Registry is a list of products expecting parents want for their new baby.

  • Back-in-Stock Notification

    A back-in-stock notification is an automated alert system that lets shoppers know when a sold-out item is available to buy again.

  • Backlink

    A backlink is a link on another website that points to your website.

  • Backorder

    A backorder is an order placed for a product that is currently out of stock but will ship once it returns.

  • Bandwagon Effect

    The bandwagon effect is a psychological bias where people want something more once they see others choosing it.

  • BOGO Coupon Code

    A BOGO coupon code is a specific promotional text string that shoppers enter at checkout to unlock a Buy One, Get One deal.

  • Booking Multi-Vendor Marketplace

    A booking multi-vendor marketplace is a digital platform where multiple independent businesses sell time-based services, rentals, or appointments in one central location.

  • BOPIS (Buy Online, Pickup In Store)

    BOPIS, short for buy online, pick up in store, lets a customer order online and collect the item in person.

  • Bounce Rate

    Bounce rate is the percentage of visitors who land on your site and leave without engaging.

  • Brand Mention (Citation)

    A brand mention (citation) is any time an online source names your brand, with or without a link back to your store.

  • Breadcrumb Navigation

    Breadcrumb navigation is the small trail of links near the top of a page.

  • Break-Even Point

    The break-even point is the level of sales where your revenue exactly covers your costs.

  • Browse Abandonment

    Browse Abandonment is when a shopper looks at products on your store, then leaves without adding anything to their cart.

  • Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL)

    Buy now, pay later, or BNPL, lets a customer split a purchase into smaller payments over time.