DISQUS

Nick · 1 year ago

SWEET! I had no idea about Amazon's webstore. That makes it seem alot easier to set something up. I've used Microsoft bcentral but it was a pain and I didn't like the way it worked. Thanks!

Bruce Buck · 1 year ago

I'm assuming that's $60/month regardless of the your store's revenue?

Josh · 1 year ago

Yep Bruce. 60 bucks. but what I like is that you can have as many as you want and the 7% is based on your sales.

Matt Baron · 1 year ago

Try http://www.shopify.com

Josh · 1 year ago

Hey Matt, excellent suggestion. It was a real close call between Amazon Webshop and Shopify. I probably like Shopify better in ease of use, but like the visibility of Amazon (even though you can do fulfillment through Amazon on Shopify) a bit more. I haven't tried SHopfiy out completely, but didn't notice any up-selling or cross-selling features. That would be great.

It also depends on what you're selling I suppose. Like for t-shirts I would suggest printmojo.com. They are the store and fulfillment so you have more time to do what you enjoy, instead of handling shipments. I did a cost comparison and when I checked, you could make better margins using them rather than setting up shop and getting a printer yourself.

Thanks for suggesting that!

Clement Banner · 1 year ago

I may have to reconsider whether or not to set up shop again now. I wasn't real familiar with ecommerce stores and when I tried I was way over my head. I didn't have the type of support that I needed and it was just a nightmare. I like the sound of the amazon program I really sounds easy to use. The support they offer is real appealing as well. Thanks Great post.

John Cow · 1 year ago

What Is StumbleUpon?

StumbleUpon is a social network
in which people ?stumble? onto random websites at the click of a button. You can
easily submit your site and receive plenty of hits for free with StumbleUpon. If your website is popular enough, it could get steady traffic from StumbleUpon
over the course of months!

The fantastic thing about StumbleUpon as apposed to other sites like Reddit and Digg is that the user is randomly brought to your site, and won?t avoid your
site because of the title you made or the keywords you inputted. It is
completely blind to people?s natural reactions of what to click and what not to click, giving you traffic.

Okay, Great? So, how do I make money off of them?

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R. Karen · 1 year ago

I have to say, that I could not agree with you in 100%, but it's just my opinion, which could be wrong.

rebeccaAM · 2 months ago

Regarding the WP ecommerce option for wordpress from insight - your readers should be aware that there is virtually ZERO support. This is including after purchasing the Gold Cart upgrade for $40. This is a MAJOR issue as it is littered with glitches and difficulties. Insight forum is not super helpful with many people - as confused as the next - desperate to get their product to work. All of the options in the cart you mention are worthless if you can't use the product. It's a shame - insight should not release something that they can't provide some level of support for - at least for the paid version. (It seems their attitude - and I've seen this posted in the forums on behalf of insight - is it's only a $40 investment so don't expect any significant help. If you don't like it, we'll be happy to refund your money.) Would NOT recommend product whatsoever.