Running an ecommerce store can mean wearing many hats. Occasionally, that means dropping in some HTML code into your site. Just a rudimentary understanding of HTML can open new worlds for your website. This understand allows you to embed photos
Many ecommerce merchants are attracted to selling products to consumers in other countries. But the complexities of international sales can include tariffs, customs and export laws. For United States-based merchants, the U.S. Department of Commerce can help. It has just
Many articles have addressed the blending of social media and ecommerce. Retailers across the Internet are leveraging social sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn to connect with consumers and provide multiple selling channels. We believe the fast-moving trend toward social
Shipping, tracking, and calculating time and cost of shipments are at the heart of ecommerce businesses. Merchants are usually tied to a desktop to make all these choices for shipping their inventory. But there are several mobile apps that can
Editor’s Note: “Notable Views” is a new series where we ask leading experts to address critical, ecommerce-related topics. For this inaugural installment, we corresponded with Henry Wong, founder and CEO of Adgregate Markets, a provider of Facebook-enabled ecommerce platforms. Social
Google announced last week that forthcoming versions of its increasingly popular Chrome browser would drop support for the patent-entangled H.264 video codec, potentially making HTML5 more open and available, but also challenging competitors like Apple, which is closely tied to
It won’t be long before everyone is subject to the new, wider Twitter layout. Up to now, the new layout has been optional and Twitter users could switch back to the old settings. Though no firm date has been announced
The monitor, keyboard, and mouse are the three most ubiquitous computer peripherals. In fact, it would be hard to image using a computer without them. But consider that prior to the invention of the mouse, most folks thought only of
The 2010 online holiday shopping season reached an all-time sales record. Retail ecommerce spending from November through December 2010 was $32.6 billion, according to a recent report from comScore, the tracking and analysis firm. This marked a 12 percent increase
“Ecommerce News Around the Web” is our weekly review of articles, blog posts and other news items that could interest ecommerce merchants. Google Flags Hacked Websites – LexiConn There is a new way for searchers to learn if a website
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