Aug 13, 2010 Posted by Judith

Elegant eStore Premium WordPress Theme

Nick over at Elegant Themes has done it again! I’ve been waiting for an eCommerce theme from him for a while because I really like his sense of color and style. So much so that I use his Bold WordPress Theme for my own site. (Unlike many who do reviews, I use the products I talk about before I recommend them to my clients and site visitors!) Elegant Themes not only offers beautiful themes but... read more

Jul 15, 2010 Posted by Judith

ShopperPress Premium WordPress Shopping Cart Theme

“ShopperPress is a fully featured shopping cart theme for WordPress, suitable for selling all types of products, services, and digital downloads online. Includes 20+ store designs, unlimited installations, lifetime free support and upgrades!” Sound good? Well, the above is a humble statement of what Mark Fail’s themes can do. I am currently integrating two of his themes into my own... read more

Feb 25, 2010 Posted by Judith

Fun and Functional Premium WordPress eCommerce Theme

Don’t let the name of this theme fool you! The Kidz Premium WordPress eCommerce Theme is a fun to look at, colorful, and more importantly, feature rich WordPress Premium eCommerce Web site. Not only do I love the clean look and color combos, the features of this theme make it so easy to use even a “kidz” could do it! “Best e-commerce theme so far with balanced features! Create... read more

Nov 17, 2008 Posted by Judith

5 Order Confirmation Tips

If you run an eCom site, most likely your system sends out an order acknowledgment e-mail upon receipt of an order. If you don’t have a system that does this — time to upgrade to one that does! When customers receive an order acknowledgment in their inbox after placing an order, that lends to your business being perceived as professional and credible. There are certain basics you need to... read more

Jun 11, 2008 Posted by Judith

Gotta Accept PayPal!

If you are not accepting PayPal as a option for customers to make payments for your products (and services too), you are loosing out on potential business. See, many onliners use PayPal to stash their “mad money.” For this reason, some simply won’t buy if you don’t offer PayPal. This is money that isn’t taken a seriously as that in other accounts and used for spontaneous... read more

May 7, 2008 Posted by Judith

Failed Expectations = No Orders

I talk about perceptions all the time. From how new customers will view your site to your e-mails and everything in between. We’re virtual so customers will look at every visual and functional detail to determine if they want to do business with you. Fail their expectations and that’s called lost opportunity. Lost opportunity that can so easily be avoided…. “Failing to meet... read more