E-commerce Videos

Doing business on the Internet requires the use sophisticated software and complicated processes. Many of these innovative products have been patented; Google and Amazon, for example, hold many hundreds of patents. But the U. S. Supreme Court may be about to greatly restrict the issuance of patents. To help us understand the case at hand and its relevance to software and Internet developers, we are joined by Lawrence M. Hadley. Mr. Hadley is a seasoned intellectual property attorney and a partner in the firm of Hennigan, Bennett and Dorman, in Los Angeles. He speaks with Practical eCommerce's Kerry Murdock.

Oleg Chehovsky is head of the marketing department for Pentasoft Corporation, developers of Avactis ecommerce software. In this supplement to "Cart of the Week," Chehovsky talks about his early years in website development, and how he became involved with the Avactis online shopping cart.

Getting ready to launch a brand new website, logo, or advertisement? Want to know what other professionals think before you release it to the world? Upload your concept to Concept Feedback, a free online service found at ConceptFeedback.com, and get quick, actionable feedback from the professional business community.

If Google Analytics seems overwhelming, try focusing on a few basic goals in the beginning. Regularly check your site's overall trends and traffic sources, be aware of a sudden shift in traffic, and monitor conversions from major advertising sources so you are spending your money wisely.

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En las tiendas virtuales Shoopo la gestión de los productos es ágil y sencilla. En el siguiente vídeo te explicamos como funciona el panel de control de nuestros comercios electrónicosAuthor: equipoartvisual Tags: tienda virtual comercio online gestión productos ecommerce artvisual shoopo Posted: 19 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Free Public Show: PayLoom 2 Plugin for RapidWeaver. Want to set up a shopping cart super easy in RapidWeaver, well just take a look at this show. :) Over at SupportCasts.com, we have some licences to give away on PayLoom 2 so head on over to see the details Enjoy

Scott Sanfilippo, Jason Longo and Greg Davis discuss how you can use Solid Cactus eCommerce to sell digital goods such as music, ebooks, whitepapers, etc.

After all of our ecommerce experience, we finally decide to ditch the expensive shopping cart system in favor of a combination of our free Wordpress plugin (EasyPayPal) and clips4sale.com. A real live example of making money with public domain licensed content.

After struggling for months to find the perfect ecommerce system for selling premium content, we have finally found it with the WordPress plugin EasyPayPal. Now all of our premium content resides on thepopularpodcast.com (not on a separate site). All you have to do to see it is register as a member! Sadly, we're interrupted by a quicktime glitch.

Bj rn Schr der and Mikael Jacobsson from Brightstep will present a number of steps that can double your online Christmas sales. The presentation will go through how to measure and evaluate last year's Christmas sales and then take this forward to a strategy that includes: Consumer recruitment Conversion and additional sales Delivery and completion of orders Retention purchase This webinar will be in Swedish.

Shouldn't we be better at content creation by now? Return policies are the bane of our existence but hopefully jessica's new profile on seekingarrangement.com will make it all better.

Web hosting sucks. Yahoo, Go Daddy, 1and1, 247, and Blue Host revealed. Shopping cart issues rear their ugly heads again. We discuss the value of scalability and some of our hurdles to obtaining it - mainly having to do with e-commerce. Automated systems are at once trustworthy and not to be trusted. Why do I want my twitter contacts to be real people but for my online transactions to be automated?