One of the easiest ways to expand your store's reach around the globe is by incorporating a multilingual interface. This means that a website that's usually shown in, say, English, could be instantly translated to German, Italian, or whatever language the current user wants.
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I think we can all agree, the thought of starting a clothing line is pretty exciting.
With your own clothing line, you can put your new business idea to the test and discover what it’s like to build an unforgettable brand name.
Your clothing company could take you around the world, to the cat walks of New York and Milan. At the same time, it gives you an opportunity to capture the attention of endless and other fashion designers.
So, why not just bite the bullet and do it?
Don’t you just hate it when something goes wrong and you have to wait hours for an email response or phone support service?
The best time to solve an issue is right when it happens. Live chat for website, allows you to give your customers quick answers to questions about your products or services.
Continue reading “Olark Review: Is it One of The Best Live Chat Tools?”
Kooomo is a cloud-based ecommerce platform aimed at brands and retailers looking for serious scalability, built-in enterprise features, and international reach—all without needing dozens of third-party apps.
After testing the platform across multiple client projects and demo stores, I found Kooomo to be powerful but not for the faint of heart.
Quick answer: Kooomo is best for mid-sized to large businesses that sell across multiple channels and countries.
It's not the most beginner-friendly option, but its enterprise-level feature set makes it a hidden gem for businesses ready to scale globally.
Business as usual is coming to an end for many third-party Amazon sellers. Competition on Amazon U.S. is reaching new heights and it’s only going to get worse from here.
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In this article you'll learn how to start an online store – from absolute blank to an operational store with your products in it, ready to welcome your first customers.
Here's what's particularly useful about this guide:
We go through the process step-by-step. We don't omit any challenging technical details that might be a roadblock for you. We cover not only the tools but also the methodologies and the decision-making process involved in building an online store. We go for a completely DIY approach – read: you don't need to hire anyone to help you out.Continue reading “How to Start an Online Store – 11 Step Guide”
A black ambulance with police sirens. Yes, you’ve read that right. Now, imagine it and let the whole idea sink in.
Sounds strange, right?
Ok, well, think about this too. A hospital bed with red bedding.
osCommerce is one of the oldest open-source ecommerce platforms, launched in 2000.
One of the first solutions to allow you to sell online without a fully custom built website. Unlike modern hosted platforms like Shopify, osCommerce is self-hosted, you need to install it on your own web server and manage everything from setup to security.
While it’s still maintained, many newer platforms have taken over the ecommerce space.
Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix have taken the lead with user friendly features, built in security and modern templates.
So does osCommerce still hold up? I spent time testing it in-depth to break down pricing, features, ease of use, customization, SEO, and alternatives—so you can decide if it’s right for your business.
