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Comment to: Fake Reviews, a Despicable Practice?
Consumers typically put a lot of weight into reviews. I do the same when shopping. Sometimes is very apparent when a seller writes their own reviews when an actual customer did it.
Amazon does a pretty good job reminding customers to ...
February 03, 2012
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Comment to: How to Use Pinterest for Your Ecommerce Business
@techrater while I agree the title doesn't match the entire article, the writer does give great detailed info, with photos. The writer also explains how to add a pin it button to your website, which would bring natural promotion.
January 20, 2012
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Comment to: 8 Great SaaS Shopping Carts
Nice article. You guys always seem to serve up an article about what I'm currenty working on. I've been evaluating carts fo weeks now. Unfortunately, you didn't cover the three I've narrowed it down to in this article. Deciding between: Shoppin...
December 14, 2011
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Comment to: Tips for an Effective Twitter Profile
Great info. Just made a few changes to my profile. I'm not sure that I agree with using a logo though. I see Twitter as a way to personalize my relationship with my customers or potential ones. A company logo as the avatar seems less personal. ...
November 03, 2010
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Comment to: Google Instant: 9 Frequently Asked Questions
I find it ironic that google instant launches right after the Texas Att General begins an investigation into their search algorithm practices.
And it seems a lot of tech articles mention ad expenditures and big commerce sites are going to be g...
September 21, 2010
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Comment to: Conversion: Pros and Cons of Four Checkout Methods
I absolutely love my Cartloom cart! No page reload, no taking customers to checkout every time they add to cart. And the mini cart pops out from the side every time they add something!
Another plus is the 3 step/page clear cut checkout.
August 28, 2010
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Comment to: Shipping Rates: Comparison Shopping Saves Money
Having a good cart alleviates a lot of shipping issues. If you can accurately input the weight of each product, you'll get a fairly accurate weight based shipping quote.
I use flat rates, since 99.9% of my orders are less than 1 pound.
Most o...
June 30, 2009
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Comment to: Ecommerce Know-How: Amazon Can Sell Your Products and Advertise Them, Too
You guys always have incredible timing with your articles!
I've been working on our first product feed for Amazon this past week. Launching a PPC campaign in the Beauty category. Hoping that it will have a higher conversion rate than our Google...
March 04, 2009
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Comment to: Ecommerce Know-How: The Free Shipping Equation
I offer free shipping for sample orders, and orders of $75 or more.
Reasons:
~Average sample order only weighs 1 or 2 oz.
~Average sample order sale is $15.00
~ I make a lot of profit on the samples and full sized product and th...
January 17, 2009
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Comment to: PageRank: What Is It? And How Do You Calculate It?
So what keeps me from making a ton of non-menu pages on my site with one way links to my home page or other important page? Wouldn't that undermine this page rank theory? But hey! I'm willing to try anything legal.
Obviously PR is just ...
December 24, 2008
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Comment to: Effective Return Policies Save Money and Earn Business
I don't accept returns unless it's damaged or the wrong item. Why? Because I offer samples of all of my cosmetics at ridiculously low prices with free shipping. Then I send them a coupon code for 10% off their full sized order, which helps re-c...
November 14, 2008
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Comment to: Do Two Wrongs Make A Right?
The timing of your articles is impeccable! After my first fraudulent order, you did an article on internet fraud. A few weeks ago I found a blog site using my product/site name and slogan. When clicked Norton popped up as having blocked a malic...
September 24, 2008
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