North West businesses are learning to move their sales operations online, with the support of regional law firm Napthens.
With the current lockdown resulting in many companies unable to carry out business as normal, Napthens has been advising business owners on the best methods to continue trading online.
Jon Esner, Partner and head of Commercial at regional law firm Napthens, has been offering key advice on selling goods online through a range of webinars and personal advice. While some businesses have been selling online for years, many others are embracing the technology for the first time.
Jon says businesses can make the most of moving their goods onto the internet – and the firm can help business owners navigate the different laws that apply to online selling.
He said business owners need to think about privacy and cookie notices on their website, in addition to clear terms and conditions of sale, cancellation and return rights.
Jon said: “With retail outlets closed, many businesses are moving to online selling for the first time ever. This type of diversification is great to see and a fantastic example of entrepreneurship. We are keen to help businesses who are looking to take this step. We provide the expertise and guidance they need to keep their companies trading and to stay on the right side of the regulations that come with selling on the internet.
“At Napthens we are continuing to support businesses across the North West as they respond to the pandemic. We have a specially assembled team, offering advice including employment and HR, health and safety, commercial contracts, litigation and Wills and Estate planning. For more information on the support available, visit the Napthens website.
