http://www.google.com/intl/en/analytics/iq.html?
Follow these lessons to prepare for the Google Analytics Individual Qualification (IQ) test
http://www.google.com/intl/en/analytics/iq.html?
Follow these lessons to prepare for the Google Analytics Individual Qualification (IQ) test
http://www.woothemes.com/woocommerce/
In many ways the holy grail of ecommerce for most small businesses would be a wordpress plugin. Many have tried with medocre results. Woo has a good rep with themes.
–artbobo
Below are the Resources listed by Google for their Product feed. Many new requirements.
Merchant Resources
http://godatafeed.com/
“A simple and affordable way to optimize your product listings, automate your datafeed submissions and drive more qualified, targeted traffic to your Website”
or so they say. At $50 a month, seems a little pricey too.
The NYTimes article:
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/07/magazine/the-trivialities-and-transcendence-of-kickstarter.html
The web site: http://www.kickstarter.com/
The current version (7.1) of the BigCommerce product feed is not fully compliant with Google Merchant Center. The following errors occur when uploaded to Google Merchant Center:
Missing recommended attribute: product_type
Missing required attribute: google_product_category
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Held this year in San Diego. Sounds like the ecommerce trade show to attend.
Here are the steps to migrate your products from Zen Cart to Big Commerce. (This information can probably be used to migrate from OSCommerce as well.) It’s a little tricky to do smoothly. The basic process is to create a CSV file from your Zen Cart database then use the Import Products feature in BigCommerce. The tricky part ,of course, is to create the CSV file properly. It’s best to get your data organized in Zen Cart before creating the CSV file. NOTE: I wrote this for BigCommerce V6. The current V7 does not have a option import feature.
1. Product names need to be unique. In Zen Cart, you can have two products with the same name. Big Commerce uses the product name to identify the product.
If you have access to a SQL query tool like PHPmyadmin, you can use the following SQL query to check for duplicate names in Zen Cart: Continue reading
I’ve just created the new Marty Magic Bad Girl site at http://www.martymagicbadgirl.com
I’m using Shopify as the shopping cart service which is developed in Canada using Ruby on Rails.
I think this is interesting because I’m interesting in online shopping carts. This is a pretty tantalizing look. At some point this experience will be ubiquitous with HTML 5.
iPad Shopping Mock Up from Jesse Rosten on Vimeo.