Merchandiser

E-commerce managers oversee a retail company's online sales and presence. They are responsible for conveying a consistent brand image that attracts customers by encouraging sales on the Web. Managers oversee a team of web designers and software developers who create the online transaction system and look of the website.
An e-commerce manager often works with the top management of a retail outlet to determine the parameters of a company's online presence. It is important for the manager to have a grasp of Web design software to properly critique and advise the team. Beyond this, e-commerce managers need a strong understanding of Web analytic software that track the success of a site.

Merchandiser job description
1). Co-ordination with production team& getting the orders completed on time.
2). To make sure order completes on time.
3). To make sure each and every instructions for the order is followed & taken care during the production.
4). To get approval from the concerned persons regarding productions.
A merchandiser needs to know what’s new on the market, what the customers will like and which products will make a profit.
It's not all glamour and shopping as a merchandiser and no two days are ever the same. Your typical daily tasks are likely to include:
• Handling all Accounts work
• Analysing sales information
• Negotiating prices with suppliers
• Ordering goods
• Talking to other departments
• Helping with promotions and advertising campaigns
• Producing sales projections