• 78% : achètent pour le coté pratique d’Internet
• 77% : considèrent que c’est le meilleur endroit pour acheter des articles qui sont difficiles à trouver
• 68% : estiment que cela constitue un gain de temps
• 49% : affirment que c’est le meilleur endroit pour faire de bonnes affaires

Ces résultats ont été mis en relation avec une étude réalisées en 1999, qui a démontré que :

• 83% : trouvent qu’il est facile de placer une commande
• 63% : pensent qu’il y a un large choix de produits
• 63% : trouvent les prix moins élevés
• 52% : accordent de l’importance au service et trouvent les livraisons plus rapides

Si l’on fait abstraction des différentes formulations entre les 2 enquêtes, les quatre raisons de 2007 sont exactement les mêmes que celles de 1999 excepté pour le prix cédant la place au gain de temps.

Il est ainsi frappant de constater que les comportements aient si peu changé en 8 ans , mais il faut tout de même noter que ce sondage évalue ce que les gens disent et non ce qu’ils font !

Une autre remarque a ainsi été formulée : même si les utilisateurs affirment qu’ils n’apprécient pas de donner leur numéro de carte de crédit ou d’autres informations personnelles, ils n’hésitent pas à le faire si le site leur paraît crédible et s’ils sont réellement décidés à acheter.

Il existe deux types de référencement :

• Le référencement naturel ou organique :

• Le référencement publicitaire

Le référencement naturel est issu de l’algorithme des moteurs de recherche qui vont établir un classement de pertinence des sites en fonction des mots clés tapés .
Les liens commerciaux sont issus d’un système d’enchères et varient en fonction de la demande.
Les liens naturels représentent 75% du trafic lié aux moteurs de recherche contre 25% pour les liens commerciaux.

Un bon référencement apporte plusieurs avantages :

• Il donne de la visibilité à votre entreprise

• Il augmente le nombre de vos prospects

• Il augmente le nombre de vos clients

• Il augmente votre CA

Si vous souhaitez réaliser un référencement naturel , il faut savoir que 80% des recherches sont faites sur Google et ce dernier apporte beaucoup d’importance aux titres de vos pages . Soyez donc attentifs durant cette étape. Il faut prendre le temps de s’informer et de faire de la veille (faites des tests et formulez des hypothèses, vous pourrez ainsi peaufiner vos résultats). C’est tout de même une approche qui demande du temps et de la méthode.
Si vous souhaitez investir dans le référencement publicitaire , il faut être particulièrement attentif au choix des mots clés afin de ne payer que pour ceux qui caractérisent votre domaine d’activité .

Un bon moyen d’accroître sa notoriété et d’embellir son image.

Die PayPal-Express-Kaufabwicklung ist eine Spezialversion des beliebten Online-Zahlungsservice PayPal, einem eBay-Unternehmen. Sie beschleunigt die Kaufabwicklung, sodass nach wenigen Mausklicks alle wichtigen Daten für Bezahlung und Versand beim Händler vorliegen. Ohne Suche nach der Kreditkarte oder der Kontonummer, ohne langwierige Eingabe der Lieferanschrift durch den Käufer - und damit mit viel geringerer Abbruchwahrscheinlichkeit.

Nutzer der 1&1 E-Shops können die Funktion ohne Aufpreis aktivieren und über das 1&1 Control-Center nahtlos in ihren Web-Shop einfügen. Nach der Produktauswahl erscheint neben dem "Zur Kasse"-Button zusätzlich der Button "Express-Kauf mit PayPal". Dieser leitet den Käufer direkt zu seinem persönlichen PayPal-Konto weiter. Einmal bei PayPal registriert, muss sich der Kunde nur mit seiner PayPal-eMail Adresse einloggen, um die Zahlungs- und Versandangaben zu bestätigen. Da Daten wie die Lieferadresse, Bankverbindung oder Kreditkartennummer bei PayPal sicher hinterlegt sind, ist es nicht nötig, sie bei jeder einzelnen Bestellung wieder mühselig in den Computer einzugeben. Anschließend wird der Nutzer automatisch zum Web-Shop zurückgeroutet, wo er endgültig grünes Licht für den Auftrag erteilt.

Bestellungen verkürzen sich dadurch auf wenige Schritte - die Abbruchquote sinkt, die Kaufwahrscheinlichkeit steigt. Kreditkartennummern oder Bankverbindungen werden während des Prozesses nicht übermittelt - das Sicherheitsrisiko sinkt.

PayPal bietet Zahlungen in 18 verschiedenen Währungen und allen gängigen Methoden (Überweisung, Lastschrift, Kreditkarte, Giropay) an. Der Geldtransfer erfolgt in Echtzeit, so dass der Betrag dem Konto des Anbieters Sekunden nach der Bestellung gutgeschrieben wird. Für den Käufer ist der Service immer kostenlos. Für den Verkäufer fallen die üblichen rein transaktionsbasierten PayPal-Gebühren an (Gebührenübersicht PayPal unter www.paypal.de/gebuehren). Web-Shop-Betreiber profitieren neben der Serviceverbesserung für sehr online-affine Online-Shopper auch vom umfassenden Verkäuferschutz gegen ungerechtfertigte Rückbuchungen von Lastschriften und Kreditkartenzahlungen aus dem In- und Ausland sowie von PayPal-Risiko-Management, das sämtliche Transaktionen und Buchungen gründlich prüft.

In Europa haben über 140.000 Internet-Shops PayPal integriert. Rund um den Globus bestehen mehr als 150 Millionen Kundenkonten in 190 Ländern. Hierzulande nutzen mehr als fünf Millionen Menschen den Online-Zahlungsservice.

Currently, I'm looking for commercial  or even better open source shopping cart that come together with affiliate systems.

Zen-cart as my top on my-list eshop software , but I'm not sure either ZC can handle affiliate system good enough.

The BIG Q remains . HOW?

Wir haben uns sehr gefreut über den Besuch der folgenden Teilnehmer:

• Florian Ekerdt, www.stade.city-map.de
• Matthias Kastner, www.stade.city-map.de
• Sigmar Kress, www.topconcepts.com
• Yvonne Laage, www.txt-help.de
• Markus Lechtenböhmer, www.trend-waesche.de
• Martin Medler, www.sepi.city-map.de
• Marco Reich, www.sepi.city-map.de
• Norbert Schneider, www.sepi.city-map.de
• Holger Schuldt, www.deicke-kirchenbedarf.de
• Henrik Steffen, www.topconcepts.com
• Ulrich Stegmann, www.steute.de
• Dr. Hans Wulf, www.kanzleidrwulf.de
• Michael Zillmer, www.innogames.de

Unser heutiger Referent war Herr Dr. Hans M. Wulf, Fachanwalt für IT-Recht aus Hamburg. Herr Dr. Wulf hat eine Zusammenfassung seines Vortrages zum Thema "Neue Musterwiderrufsbelehrung" auf seiner Webseite zum Download eingestellt: http://www.it-rechtsinfo.de/index.php/downloads/ - ganz unten unter "Mai 2008: Widerrufsbelehrung 2008"

Wir legen unseren Gästen und sonstigen Lesern außerdem den Empfang des Newsletters der Kanzlei Dr. Wulf sehr ans Herz, da Sie hier stets die neuesten Rechtsinfos aktuell nachlesen können. Mehr Infos unter http://www.it-rechtsinfo.de

Herr Dr. Wulf hat sehr anschaulich und lebendig über dieses "staubige Thema" referiert, und alle Teilnehmer haben etwas aus dem Vortrag mit nach Hause genommen. Wer den Vortrag nochmal hören möchte, kann dies im Rahmen des OXID User Treffens am 7. Juni in Frankfurt-Oberursel tun, denn dort wird Rechtsanwalt Guido Brinkmann, LL. M. aus der Kanzlei Dr. Wulf referieren.

Am Beispiel des Online-Shops www.trend-waesche.de haben wir ferner das neue Bonitäts-Modul von top concepts und SkandicFactoring vorgestellt, sowie die Funktionsweise unseres neuen SEO-Moduls demonstriert, das bei www.trend-waesche.de, www.deicke-kirchenbedarf.de und www.mosaik-laden.de bereits eindrucksvoll die Umwandlung der langen OXID URLs mit der berücktigten "sid=12345654564563" umwandelt in menschenlesbare Kurz-URLs.

Im Anschluss folgte ausführliches Networking und der harte Kern hat erst gegen Mitternacht die Räumlichkeiten verlassen.

Wir wünschen uns, dass beim nächsten mal hoffentlich wieder mehr Teilnehmer der Einladung folgen und wir prüfen derzeit die Möglichkeit, den Stammtisch Richtung Hamburg zu verlagern, da wir von dort recht großen Zuspruch erhalten.

Weitere Themenwünsche richten Sie gern an uns per E-Mail an info@topconcepts.de.

Points rewards

It is important to remember that, with the exception of cashback rewards, each rewards program values its points differently: before consumers purchase through one of the point- or mile-based programs, they should compare the points they will earn with the specific reward they choose. In addition, because of the highly competitive nature of online commerce, many of the shopping portals offer coupons or discount offers not available if purchases are made directly through the merchant site: besides receiving points towards a reward, consumers can also save money up front.

Main article: Cashback website

To explain how cashback websites operate, you must be able to comprehend the idea that when someone clicks a link on the Internet from one website to another it is very easy to track where that click originated from. Millions of websites use this to their advantage by joining Affiliate programmes. For example, take a football fan website. As they are going to be getting visitors interested in football, there is a chance they might also be interested in gambling. Therefore that website owner might decide to place a banner for an online bookmaker on their football fan website. Then every time a visitor clicks that banner and then goes on to become a paying customer at the bookmaker website, the football fan website owner will receive a commission - maybe 20%, for example. What the cashback websites do is they gain commission for directing people to buy products/services via their website, and they might offer a high percentage of this commission back to the customers, say 80% for example thus keeping 20% of the commission money to themselves.

Donating to charity

Many rewards websites give users the chance to donate any money you get back to charity. In order to encourage participation this is usually in addition to also offering cashback. This will allow cashback website users the ability to donate to charity whilst carrying out their usual shopping online without any additional cost to themselves. However, many of these websites, unlike the charities that they give to, do not operate as not-for-profit websites.

shopping Rewards portals exist in most major markets, most notably in the US, Canada, UK, and Australia. The original loyalty program was started in 1896 by Sperry & Hutchinson called Green Stamps which has been digitized into the new S&H greenpoints.com. In the early 1900s, Carlson Marketing owned a company called Gold Stamps and that has similarly been rebranded as GoldPoints.com. One of the most successful programs that currently exist is called AirMiles out of Canada and, like the old Green/Gold Stamps programs, it includes everyday spending in supermarkets. 1997 saw the launch of the DHS Club where members can collect rewards when shopping online and offline around the world.

E-commerce product sales totaled $146.4 billion in the United States in 2006, representing about 6% of retail product sales in the country. The $18.3 billion worth of clothes sold online represented about 10% of the domestic market.[45]

For developing countries and low-income households in developed countries, adoption of e-commerce in place of or in addition to conventional methods is limited by a lack of affordable Internet access.

[edit] Convenience

Online stores are usually available 24 hours a day, and many consumers have Internet access both at work and at home. A visit to a conventional retail store requires travel and must take place during business hours.

Searching or browsing an online catalog can be faster than browsing the aisles of a physical store. Consumers with dial-up Internet connections rather than broadband have much longer load times for content-rich web sites and have a considerably slower online shopping experience.

Some consumers prefer interacting with people rather than computers (and vice versa), sometimes because they find computers hard to use. Not all online retailers have succeeded in making their sites easy to use or reliable.

In most cases, merchandise must be shipped to the consumer, introducing a significant delay and potentially uncertainty about whether or not the item was actually in stock at the time of purchase. Bricks-and-clicks stores offer the ability to buy online but pick up in a nearby store. Many stores give the consumer the delivery company's tracking number for their package when shipped, so they can check its status online and know exactly when it will arrive. For efficiency reasons, online stores generally do not ship products immediately upon receiving an order. Orders are only filled during warehouse operating hours, and there may be a delay of anywhere from a few minutes to a few days to a few weeks before in-stock items are actually packaged and shipped. Many retailers inform customers how long they can expect to wait before receiving a package, and whether or not they generally have a fulfillment backlog. A quick response time is sometimes an important factor in consumers' choice of merchant. A weakness of online shopping is that, even if a purchase can be made 24 hours a day, the customer must often be at home during normal business hours to accept the delivery. For many professionals this is can be difficult, and absence at the time of delivery can result in delays, or in some cases, return of the item to the retailer. Automated delivery booths, such as DHL's Packstation, have tried to address this problem.

In the event of a problem with the item - it is not what the consumer ordered, or it is not what they expected - consumers are concerned with the ease with which they can return an item for the correct one or for a refund. Consumers may need to contact the retailer, visit the post office and pay return shipping, and then wait for a replacement or refund. Some online companies have more generous return policies to compensate for the traditional advantage of physical stores. For example, the online shoe retailer Zappos.com includes labels for free return shipping, and does not charge a restocking fee, even for returns which are not the result of merchant error. (Note: In the United Kingdom, Online shops are prohibited from charging a restocking fee if the consumer cancels their order in accordance with the Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Act 2000.[46])

[edit] Information and reviews

Online stores must describe products for sale with text, photos, and multimedia files, whereas in a physical retail store, the actual product and the manufacturer's packaging will be available for direct inspection (which might involve a test drive, fitting, or other experimentation).

Some online stores provide or link to supplemental product information, such as instructions, safety procedures, demonstrations, or manufacturer specifications. Some provide background information, advice, or how-to guides designed to help consumers decide which product to buy.

Some stores even allow customers to comment or rate their items. There are also dedicated review sites that host user reviews for different products.

In a conventional retail store, clerks are generally available to answer questions. Some online stores have real-time chat features, but most rely on e-mail or phone calls to handle customer questions.

[edit] Price and selection

One advantage of shopping online is being able to quickly seek out deals for items or services with many different vendors (though some local search engines do exist to help consumers locate products for sale in nearby stores). Search engines and online price comparison services can be used to look up sellers of a particular product or service.

Shoppers find a greater selection online in certain market segments (for example, computers and consumer electronics[47]) and in some cases lower prices. This is due to a relaxation of certain constraints, such as the size of a "brick-and-mortar" store, lower stocking costs (or none, if drop shipping is used), and lower staffing overhead.

Shipping costs (if applicable) reduce the price advantage of online merchandise, though depending on the jurisdiction, a lack of sales tax may compensate for this.

Shipping a small number of items, especially from another country, is much more expensive than making the larger shipments bricks-and-mortar retailers order. Some retailers (especially those selling small, high-value items like electronics) offer free shipping on sufficiently large orders.

[edit] Fraud and security concerns

Given the lack of ability to inspect merchandise before purchase, consumers are at higher risk of fraud on the part of the merchant than in a physical store. Merchants also risk fraudulent purchases using stolen credit cards or fraudulent repudiation of the online purchase. With a warehouse instead of a retail storefront, merchants face less risk from physical theft.

Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption has generally solved the problem of credit card numbers being intercepted in transit between the consumer and the merchant. Identity theft is still a concern for consumers when hackers break into a merchant's web site and steal names, addresses and credit card numbers. A number of high-profile break-ins in the 2000s has prompted some U.S. states to require disclosure to consumers when this happens. Computer security has thus become a major concern for merchants and e-commerce service providers, who deploy countermeasures such as firewalls and anti-virus software to protect their networks.

Phishing is another danger, where consumers are fooled into thinking they are dealing with a reputable retailer, when they have actually been manipulated into feeding private information to a system operated by a malicious party. On the other hand, dealing with an automated system instead of a population of store clerks reduces the risk of employees stealing consumer information, or dumpster diving of paper receipts. Denial of service attacks are a minor risk for merchants, as are server and network outages.

Quality seals can be placed on the Shop webpage if it has undergone an independent assessment and meets all requirements of the company issuing the seal. The purpose of these seals is to increase the confidence of the online shoppers; the existence of many different seals, or seals unfamiliar to consumers, may foil this effort to a certain extent.

A number of resources offer advice on how consumers can protect themselves when using online retailer services.[48] These include:

* Sticking with known stores, or attempting to find independent consumer reviews of their experiences; also ensuring that there is comprehensive contact information on the website before using the service, and noting if the retailer has enrolled in industry oversight programs such as trustmark or trust seal.

* Ensuring that the retailer has an acceptable privacy policy posted. For example note if the retailer does not explicitly state that it will not share private information with others without consent.

* Ensuring that the vendor address is protected with SSL (see above) when entering credit card information. If it does the address on the credit card information entry screen will start with "HTTPS".

* Using strong passwords, without personal information. Another option is a "pass phrase," which might be something along the lines: "I shop 4 good a buy!!" These are difficult to hack, and provides a variety of upper, lower, and special characters and could be site specific and easy to remember.

Although the benefits of online shopping are considerable, when the process goes poorly it can create a thorny situation. A few problems that shoppers potentially face include identity theft, faulty products, and the accumulation of spyware. Most large online corporations are inventing new ways to make fraud more difficult, however, the criminals are constantly responding to these developments with new ways to manipulate the system. Even though these efforts are making it easier to protect yourself online, it is a constant fight to maintain the lead. It is advisable to be aware of the most current technology and scams out there to fully protect yourself and your finances.[49].

One of the hardest areas to deal with in online shopping is the delivery of the products. Most companies offer shipping insurance in case the product is lost or damaged; however, if the buyer opts not to purchase insurance on their products, they are generally out of luck. Some shipping companies will offer refunds or compensation for the damage, but it is up to their digression if this will happen. It is important to realize that once the product leaves the hands of the seller, they have no responsibility (provided the product is what the buyer ordered and is in the specified condition).[50].

[edit] Privacy

Privacy of personal information is a significant issue for some consumers. Different legal jurisdictions have different laws concerning consumer privacy, and different levels of enforcement. Many consumers wish to avoid spam and telemarketing which could result from supplying contact information to an online merchant. In response, many merchants promise not to use consumer information for these purposes, or provide a mechanism to opt-out of such contacts.

Brick-and-mortar stores also collect consumer information. Some ask for address and phone number at checkout, though consumers may refuse to provide it. Many larger stores use the address information encoded on consumers' credit cards (often without their knowledge) to add them to a catalog mailing list. This information is obviously not accessible to the merchant when paying in cash.

source:wikipedia.com

Target Audience

In general, shopping has always catered to middle class and upper class women. Shopping is fragmented and pyramid-shaped. At the pinnacle are elegant boutiques for the affluent, a huge belt of inelegant but ruthlessly efficient “discounters” flog plenty at the pyramid’s precarious middle. According to the anaylsis of Susan D. Davis, at its base are the world’s workers and poor, on whose cheapened labor the rest of the pyramid depends for its incredible abundance.[8]. Shopping has evolved from single stores to large malls with different services such as offering delivery, attentive service and store credit and accepting return. [9]. These new additions to shopping have encouraged and targeted middle class women.

In recent years, online shopping has become popular; however, it still caters to the middle and upper class. In order to shop online, one must be able to have access to a computer and most of the time, own a credit card. This technology separates social classes and their ability to shop. The shopping landscape not only helps distract us from the enormous social segregation by race and class that the most privileged Americans find completely natural, it helps to reproduce this segregation. [10]. Shopping has evolved with the growth of technology and that means an even larger separation between social classes and their means to shop. Social position strongly influences individual preferences and tastes in popular culture. According to research found in the Journal of Electronic Commerce, if we focus on the demographic characteristics of the in-home shopper, in general, the higher the level of education, income, and occupation of the head of the household, the more favourable the perception of non-store shopping.[11]. It should be remembered that an influential factor in consumer attitude towards non-store shopping is exposure to technology, since it has been demonstrated that increased exposure to technology increases the probability of developing favourable attitudes towards new shopping channels. [12].

Online shopping widened the target audience to men and women of the middle class. At first, main users of online shopping were young men with a high level of income and a university education. [13]. This profile is changing. For example, in USA in the early years of Internet there were very few women users, but by 2001 women were 52.8% of the online population. [14]. Sociocultural pressure has made men generally more independent in their purchase decisions, while women place greater value on personal contact and social relations. [15]. In addition, male shoppers are more independent when deciding on purchasing products because unlike women, they don’t necessarily need to see or try on the product.

History of Online Shopping

Since about 1990, online shopping has emerged into every corner of life, linking people to the culture of capitalism in frequent and daily ways. [1]. It lets us buy what we want, when we want at our convenience , and helps us to imagine ourselves buying, owning, and having positive outcomes by the goods available out there on the web.[2]. Shopping has been a way of identifying oneself in today's culture by what we purchase and how we use our purchases. Online shopping has always always been a middle to high class commodity since its first arrival on the internet in society.[3]. In 1990, Tim Berners-Lee created The World Wide Web Browser.[4]. A few years later in 1994 other advances took place such as Online Banking, After that, the next big development was the opening of an online pizza shop by Pizza Hut.[5]. In that same year Netscape introduced SSL encryption to enable encryption over the data transfered online which has become essential for online shopping. In 1995, Amazon started up with online shopping, then in 1996, eBay opened up for online shopping as well.[6]. The idea of online shipping pre-dates the World Wide Web for there were earlier experiments involving real-time transaction processing from a domestic television. The technology, based on Videotex, was first demonstrated by Michael Aldrich in 1979 who designed and installed systems in the UK, including the first Tesco pilot system in the 1980s.

E-shop and web accessibility standards: two antithetic words?

When we think about e-shop accessibility, we must keep in mind that we need to create accessible solutions so that people with disabilities are given the same opportunities to shop online, because a computer with an internet connection might be the only way for some people to order products. The history of accessibility teaches us that web interfaces are continually evolving and many applications (especially open source solutions) are extremely powerful, but at the same time, can be extremely inaccessible.

One of the main problems of Web Application accessibility is that the web has evolved with the expansion of CMS solutions: every user is now able to manage their Web site (for example an E-shop) without any knowledge of markup, web standards, etc.

Web standardization is now trying to fill this black hole: The W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) have some interesting activities, such as WCAG 2.0 (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) and ATAG 2.0 (Authoring Tools Accessibility Guidelines), and there is also the ISO (International Standards for Organizations) act for the definition of ISO 9241-151 (Ergonomics of human system interaction - Part 151: Software ergonomics for World Wide Web user interfaces). 2007 will be the year of WCAG 2.0, ATAG 2.0 and ISO 9241-151, so there will be changes in web development; but for now, we need to refer to the old version of these specifications.

Hier gibt es weitere Infos und die Bestellung des Moduls

Ma chinui de azi dimineata sa-mi gasesc un loc de unde sa cumpar convenabl aparatu ala foto nenorocit da nu prea am noroc. Toate zic ca-l au pe stoc si cand colo sa suni afli ca nu-l au si ti-l aduc in 2-3 saptamani.  PAI IO NU AM ATATA TIMP LA DISPOZITIE! Mie si maine imi poate trece nebunia de a-mi cumpara un aparat foto. 2-3 saptamani nu ma ajuta.

Daca tot am dat telefoane azi, am vazut si cum se actioneaza intr-un call center

ţrrrrrrr

(astept)

-Alo? (zic io)

-Da (zice o voce plictisita)

-uhm... am sunat sa intreb daca aveti pe stoc o camera foto (emotii sa fie asta numarul de telefon potrivit)

-Da. Ce model?

- Panasonic ef zet 8

- feze 8?

- Da

-Nu-l mai avem pe stoc. Reveniti luni cu un telefon si in 14 maxim 21 zile aveti aparatul

- Mda... multumesc... (inchid)

Astia nu au auzit sa raspunda si ei "buna ziua, ati sunat la xtremeshitshop.ro, numele meu e gigi protap, cu ce va pot fi de folos?" Te lasa sa stai cu emotii si sa te intrebi daca ai nimerit telefonu... Clientul nostru, fraierul nostru.

What
An e-shop that features a wide selection of eco-brand for even the most picky beauty shopper

Shop 'Til You Drop
When it comes to green-beauty upurea.com has you covered

Skin Care - Evolu, Bod, 100% Pure, Juice Beauty, Ole Henriksen, Stern Organics and Suki

Soap - Pangea Organics, Hamadi

Makeup - Nvey

Candles - Casoya, Timothy Han, Zents

Men's Grooming - Billy Jealousy, The Art of Shaving, The Gentlemen's Refinery

Baby - Mi Amore, Veda Baby

Extras
Passport to Beauty is a monthy feature providing beauty tips and favorite products from a particular country.
Collect reward points that can be redeemed for purchases

The good news is the e-shop is set up and about to be fully operating. I keep on adding new items and still sorting issues regarding the web design, but it is out there and I am so happy we managed to come to this point.

More details and pictures pretty soon :)

Wir beobachten ständig die Systeme unserer Kunden und bauen permanent bedarfsgerecht weiter aus, um potentielle Engpässe frühzeitig zu erkennen und zu vermeiden. Der Umzug auf die neue Hardware wird heute im Laufe des Nachmittages von statten gehen.

http://www.oscommerce.com/
Je to open source - je teda zadarmo. Má všetky potrebné moduly - linkpoint, affilate, úpravu adresy a dokonca aj Google Base. Neskutočné množstvo spokojných prevádzkovateľov eShopov je tiež argument, ktorý zaváži. Zároveň sa ľahko inštaluje a po nakopnutí databázy je pripravený do 10 min. na používanie.

http://www.zen-cart.com/
Veľmi podobný ako osCommerce, zdá sa mi trochu ťažkopádnejší v prístupe k výstupným tlačivám, ale inak sa zdá úplne identický s osCommerce. Má menej užívateľov a tým aj menšiu podporu. Ale dokáže linkpoint, affilate, úpravu adresy a tiež Google Base, ak sa vám bude pozdávať, môže byť dobrá voľba, ale mňa presvedčil osCommerce.

Prečo? Má SEO friendly url a Header Tag Controller. To sú dôležité veci, pomocou ktorých zabezpečíte vášmu eShopu priazeň vyhľadávačov a vyššiu návštevnosť. Okolo osCommerce je aj silnejšia komunita a odpovede na to čo ma zaujímalo som našiel po chvíli na stránke obchodu, naopak, Zen-cart má podporu a komunitu menšiu.

Zdalo sa že je rozhodnuté.

Keďže mám spustené niektoré blogy o bývaní na drupale, pozrel som sa, či neexistuje drupalovský modul eShopu. Čo myslíte? Nielenže existuje, ale je aj výborný, poskytuje všetko to čo osCommerce a je prepojiteľný s blogom. To je v budúcnosti tiež veľmi dôležité - písať, publikovať a získavať tak ďalšie cenné kľúčové slová.

http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/ecommerce
Má všetky kľúčové moduly pre eShop a neskoršie SEO. Je implementovateľný ako modul do CMS drupal a spolupracuje s ním - prevezme všetky preklady a vaše nastavenia, ako aj dizajn. Preto ak máte vy, alebo váš správca webu skúsenosti s drupalom, je pre vás vhodný aj ich ecommerce.

Nech sa teda rozhodnete akokoľvek, spíšte si veci, ktoré budete od eShopu nevyhnutne potrebovať a aké výhody má konkrétne pra vás dané riešenie. Vyberať je z čoho.

Držím palce, nech vám výber dopadne dobre ;) Existuje však aj dôležitejšia vec ako vybrať vhodný softvér. Tou je naplnenie databázy - tovaru do vašeho eShopu.

We are currently just before launch with the new IN'TIME24 eShop. IN'TIME24 is a companywith different jewelry shops all over Germany which now wants to step in the online shopping market. Because this is a very competitive market we were assigned to create an outstanding interface. The target audience are young women between 16 and 30 years so we decided to follow actual webdesign trends (although we usually do not like the shiny "web 2.0" stuff). The page will go online by the beginning of december. More info soon...

IN'TIME24 Preview & Screenshots 

Pada pandangan saya , instalasi zen-cart adalah tidak terlalu sukar , tetapi untuk konfigurasi tertentu sehinggalah zen-cart boleh di guna pakai untuk tujuan produksi 'online-stor' memerlukan masa dan sedikit kemahiran programming.

Sebagai contoh , sebelum ini , saya biasa menggunakan perisian os-commerce untuk membuat 'e-shop' saya , tetapi disebabkan perisian ini sudah tidak di kemaskini selama 4 tahun , dan mempunyai beberapa isu sekuriti sehingga sekarang , saya telah pun memilih zen-cart . Walaubagaimana pun , os-commerce adalah agak senang dari segi proses intalasi dan konfigurasinya . ( dan juga pertambahan modul-modulnya )

Permasalahan pertama yang saya hadapi adalah untuk mendapatkan modul bahasa melayu . Di sebabkan perancangan untuk membuat 'e-shop' dalam bahasa melayu , jadi saya terpaksa mencari modul bahasa melayu . Dukacita , kerana pada halaman modul zen-cart , modul bahasa terdekat adalah bahasa indonesia. Walaupun dari segi pemahaman dan lenggok antara bahasa indonesia dan melayu adalah hampir sama , tetapi ia tidak menepati kehendak saya .

Jadi saya telah meluangkan sedikit masa ( hampir seminggu ) untuk membuat interpretasi zen-cart ke dalam bahasa melayu . Walaupun modul ini tidaklah 100% lengkap , tetapi hampir 90% telah di alih bahasa dan sudah boleh di gunakan untuk tujuan produksi .

Saya akan meletakkannya pada laman zen-cart apabila ia telah lengkap sepenuhnya. Buat masa ini , kepada sesiapa yang ingin menggunakannya sebelum ianya menjadi 'official' malay module bagi perisian zen-cart ini, bolehlah memuatturun pada halaman ini .

Modul Bahasa Melayu Untuk Zen-Cart - malay_lang_v.0.8

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* Untuk melihat stor zen-cart dalam bahasa melayu sila lawat laman 'semi-officia'l my-localstore.com di sini.

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