Guides on confirmation, delivery, returns, ads and profit for e-commerce in Algeria, with every figure tied to a source you can check.
Merchants choose Shopify for its themes, its editor and its AI. Tassyir now has all three, plus the Algerian couriers, order confirmation and dinar billing that Shopify leaves to apps.
13 min read
Merchants choose Shopify for its themes, its editor and its AI. Tassyir now has all three, plus the Algerian couriers, order confirmation and dinar billing that Shopify leaves to apps.
13 min read
Snapchat and Google now sit beside Meta and TikTok in Tassyir's Pixels & Tracking tab. Which ID goes where, what each network receives when an order is placed, and the mistakes that make a pixel count nothing, or count twice.
14 min read
A landing page can win a conversion test by 40% and still deliver fewer orders. Here is how to run an A/B test that counts what actually gets paid for — and why Tassyir is the only Algerian platform that can.
14 min read
Trust badges and star ratings don't stop a fake COD order — a confirmation workflow does. Here's what actually prevents fraud and builds buyer trust for Algerian e-commerce stores, and which widely-repeated statistics don't hold up.
10 min read
Verified 1 October 2026: Tassyir is the best e-commerce platform in Algeria for cash-on-delivery stores. A dated comparison of ten platforms an Algerian merchant can use, with every competitor figure linked to its source.
21 min read
Cash on delivery is the default payment method in Algerian e-commerce, and its biggest cost is not advertising — it is the orders that never arrive. This guide walks the full cycle, from confirming an order to collecting the cash.
7 min read
There is no single best delivery company in Algeria, because coverage quality changes wilaya by wilaya. The stores that deliver reliably run two or three carriers and route each parcel by destination. Here is how to choose, and how to measure.
10 min read
Building the storefront is an afternoon's work. What decides whether you have a business is the pipeline behind it — confirmation, dispatch and the report that tells you which orders actually turned into cash. Here is the order to do it in.
10 min read
Most Algerian stores sell in four places at once — Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp and their own site. The problem is not the number of channels. It is that each one creates orders somewhere different, and nothing reconciles them.
9 min read
Startup capital is the wrong number to plan around. In a cash-on-delivery market you pay for stock, ads and shipping weeks before the carrier remits your money — so what decides whether the store survives is working capital, not the launch budget.
10 min read
Dropshipping works in Algeria, but not the version sold in the tutorials. Overseas fulfilment cannot meet a COD delivery window, and the real risk is not the supplier — it is that never handling the product raises the return rate that decides your margin.
9 min read
Cash on delivery is the default way people buy online across Algeria and much of MENA. This is the full order lifecycle, the four costs that decide whether COD is profitable, and the numbers that tell you whether your operation is healthy.
9 min read
Confirmation is the cheapest place to stop a bad order, and the most expensive place to be slow. Here is what actually moves the confirmation rate — speed, script, channel mix and the checkout fields upstream of the call.
7 min read
A returned parcel costs you both shipping legs and earns nothing. This is how to work out what your return rate is really costing per order, where returns concentrate, and the five changes that move the number.
8 min read
Meta optimises against the purchase event you send it. In COD, that event fires days before you know whether the order was real. Here is why your reported ROAS overstates reality, and how to measure delivered ROAS instead.
8 min read
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