Posts Tagged ‘ecommerce’
5 tips for A Profitable Cyber Monday
The Holidays are looming large on the horizon. Cyber Monday has become almost as ubiquitous as Black Friday. Making sure that your website is prepared to maximize the profits from Cyber Monday is crucial. We’ve put together five tips to help you prepare. Plan Ahead If you’re going to partake in a Cyber Monday sale…
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E-commerce Website Design
E-commerce stands for Electronic Commerce, which is in itself a very basic term for selling on the Internet through a website. With the ability to process credit cards electronically through the Internet, e-commerce website design has flourished. In fact, online shopping is now the norm. So much so, that it seems consumers expect to be…
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Ecommerce Website Development – Next Steps
We previously wrote a post designed to help you make some initial decisions about starting out with ecommerce website development. These are definitely questions that we ask when we’re approaching a new project – whether it’s an internal project for one of our plugins or for a client. Once we’re past the basics, understanding how…
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At 120,000 Miles, How Does Your WordPress Website Hold Up?
A friend of mine once told me how he often compares having a WordPress website to owning a car. At the time I didn’t think much about it. Reflecting back on it, I think the comparison makes a lot of sense. Let me tell you why. The Make, Model, and Color of Your Vehicle Surely…
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Building an Ecommerce Website – First Steps
You’re just getting started on a new ecommerce website. You probably have a million questions. Most of them are likely related to the technology that’s going to power the website because that’s the area where you have the most questions and concerns. We often hear, “which shopping cart is the best?” A better question is,…
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Travel Bookings with Gravity Forms
One of our clients, who are a travel agency, needed to expand their Gravity Forms implementation for travel bookings. They had been collecting information and completed bookings on their site for some time. Their goal was to expand the information that they collected. This was to provide more automation to their internal processes and give…
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