There are many options out there for e-commerce websites. WordPress/WooCommerce, Shopify, 3d Cart, Big Commerce, and many more. We have experience working with the most popular ones. They all have their advantages and disadvantages. While WooCommerce is free to download, there are many paid add-ons required to start selling products online. You will need a merchant account, a payment processor, an SSL certificate, and a fast website host. Prices can vary based on how many products you want to sell. Some companies will provide product feeds that can be uploaded to the website to save time and money. E-commerce websites can be very time consuming depending on the number of products and product variations you would like to sell. Keep in mind there is a lot of competition out there, figure out what makes you different, and capitalize on it.
Testing out Twitter Tools
This program will auto post your wordpress blog to your twitter account.
Testing out wordbooker
Testing the wordbooker plugin.
Getting WordPress to install and work on an IP
If you have a reseller account, and you want to work on a live copy of a site, then there are a few keysteps you need to take for it to work. (you could always run it on your HD instead) So let’s say you have a client with a site called www.netviperinteractive.com and you…
