How can online shopping sites help you maintain your car better? Does Mercedes, BMW or Rolls Royce have a dealership in your town? Or even a spares shop? One of the biggest disadvantages of living in a country or market that is bypassed by big auto manufacturers is the lack of good quality products.
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Shopping For Car Parts and Car Accessories - Get the Best Deals Online
Editor’s Note: Charles Nicholls is an ecommerce conversion expert and the founder and chief technical officer of SeeWhy, a conversion and abandonment-recovery firm. The “Conversion Tip” below continues our series from Nicholls on his ideas to convert more ecommerce visitors to buyers.
More than 100,000 sites had implemented the Facebook “Like” button within six weeks of its launch. With Like, Facebook is set to challenge Google. Like is rapidly becoming an index of content on the web, where the index is built based on mass popularity, as opposed to an arbitrary Google algorithm. The impact of this cannot be underestimated.
Facebook is the number one website in the world by page views, and it already refers more than twice the traffic t…
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Conversion Tip: Put Facebook ‘Like’ on Product Detail Pages
I recently built a site with WordPress E-commerce system (which is built by WordPress and a templatic eshop template). I think it is much better than Zencart and Magento in my opinion. What is the advantage of this WordPress E-commerce system?
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WordPress E-Commerce System Prevails Over Zencart and Magento
Practical eCommerce asks industry insiders each month to share a great, innovative idea that could help an ecommerce company. Here’s what ten of them had to say for the September 2010 installment of “Ten Great Ecommerce Ideas.”
Correctly Evaluate Your Conversion Rate
“The conversion rate is the ratio between the number of visitors who are likely to perform an action you desire and the ones that actually do. It’s not related to the whole website traffic. Eliminate from your analysis those visitors who don’t have the slightest intention to convert, but can skew your reports. For instance, when calculating your sales conversion rate, exclude all visitors who are referred by organic search keywords that are not related to your offer. You’l…
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Ten Great Ecommerce Ideas for September 2010
HP has won the bidding war it waged with Dell for data-storage company 3Par, whose shares were trading at $9.65 when Dell first tried to acquire it in mid-August. Dell decided not to match HP’s $2.4 billion ($33 per share) offer, which topped Dell’s bid of $32 per share. Dell first tried to acquire 3Par with an $18 per share offer on August 16, which 3Par initially accepted. HP jumped in, raising the stakes, and a fast-paced escalation ensued. Dell is entitled to a $72 million break-up fee from 3Par.
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3Par Sale Frenzy Ends With HP the Presumed Winner
