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What I Learned On My Summer VacationAugust 04, 2008 in By Merchants, For Merchants |
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Toy Fair 2010 RecapMarch 24, 2010 in Tools, Tips and Suggestions |
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Content Blacklists to Prevent SpamFebruary 19, 2007 in Developers' Corner |
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To Do List for 2010December 08, 2009 in Evolving eBiz |
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Welcome Groovy Grandma!March 09, 2006 in By Merchants, For Merchants |
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Search Engines And URL RedirectsAugust 25, 2008 in Developers' Corner |
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Keep the Engines CleanMay 16, 2007 in Developers' Corner |
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Show Me The MoneyJuly 19, 2010 in Ecommerce Fundamentals |
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Paying for Our Own MistakesJune 13, 2007 in Developers' Corner |
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Hosting Issues: Would you have to rebuild? A Must Read...September 12, 2007 in Developers' Corner |
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Comment to: Lessons Learned: Priceshoppe.com CEO This is an interesting article and very well written. Lessons learned are such a key element in the business world and life itself. If we could all learn from one another's mistakes we could all get ahead much faster with much less resistance.... |
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Comment to: Lessons Learned: Wetsuitwearhouse.com's Moleskie We hired consultants to expand our keywords lists for www.CyberCucina.com and found out through hard experience they didn't have a clue (or didn't care) about how appropriate it was to bid certain keywords. We found many keywords being bid... |
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Comment to: Lessons Learned: Solarbatshades.com Owner Matt Mauldin Great articles. My favorite sections are the "Lesson Learned", "SEO Report Card", and where you make purchases at actual sites. I personally would like to see each one of these appear on a weekly basis and it would be nice to include a screenshot ... |
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Comment to: Cart of the Week: Volusion I switched our company to Volusion after years of self hosting and designing, everything about them is good, UNLESS you do a lot of business online and have a lot of traffic. Firstly the max bandwidth you can sign up for is 50G after going through... |
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Comment to: Lessons Learned: Boyd Badten of PrintingForLess.com Thank you for an informative article. This is one of the better "lessons learned" you have run because the business is less typical ecommerce and so it shows that good business practices are universal. I am especially impressed with the emphasis o... |
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Comment to: Web Accessibility and the Law Excellent article, and kudos to Practical E-Commerce for including this topic among its pages. I think the Target case deserves everyone's close attention, because it is inevitable that there will only be more, not less, cases like it and there a... |
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Comment to: Programming Notes: Importance of Hand Coding I disagree the ability of Dreamweaver to create code snippets, look up attributes, real time CSS preview, code coloring and organizing, image optimazation, . . . I could go on but I'm not a paid Adobe Evangelist so I'll stop there. The vi... |
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Comment to: Web Conversion Strategy: When Design Dominates Here is another paper by Dr. Ronny Kohavi (former Amazon head of Data-mining who now works for Microsoft) that would be useful for both developers & designers: The full paper can be downloaded from here: "Practical Guide to Control... |
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Comment to: Field Test: Shopping Carts, Part One Of Three I am on my third attempt at adding a shopping cart to my web site. The first two applications - StoreFront and Miva - were disasters. The lessons I learned was not only to research the shopping cart itself in detail (rather than relying on a slick... |
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Comment to: Top 6 Online Marketing Lessons Learned in 2008 Thanks for the information-- well said! Just some things off the top of my head to add... Your Brand is Everything, Reputation Management is am must Reduce Abandoned Shopping Carts and invest in EV SSL. Innovate - get creative - utilize s... |
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Comment to: Lawrence Cramer on Getting Started with Social Media For a practical application of Lawrence Cramer's advice, read our own interview with Eliza Metz, the “Violet” half of Lime & Violet. What began as a late-night conversation between friends led to a podcast for the yarn-obsessed that struck a chord... |
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