For the last few years, it’s been a two man race between Internet Explorer and Firefox. The two web browsers have been the heavyweights in terms of the most popular browsers that people use on the net.

That’s all starting to change, thanks to Google…

It’s almost summer, the parades are starting… what a great time of year. Hopefully you’re reading this post from a laptop or your iPad somewhere outdoors, enjoying the nice weather. And hopefully you enjoy these top links for the month of May.

Amazon is seen as the leader in ecommerce these days. When you want an example of a successful online store, Amazon is the most popular choice. And rightly so. They do a number of things better than most. But should you copy their every move?

It may be a difficult process for an ecommerce business owner to find the time to take a vacation, but when they do they need a plan for their online store. In this article we’ll take a look at 4 different ways you can put your store into a “Vacation Mode”.

They say “timing is everything”. And in many cases, this is very true. In the story of the 3 Little Bears, timing is important even for Goldilocks.

And it also holds true for maximizing the percentage of customers who return to leave a product review on your site…

It’s almost May, but as the saying goes “April showers bring May flowers”. Although it may not be bright and sunny outside, here are a few shiny posts and articles from April that I found to be worth reading.

Tweet Something that can help you stand out from your competitors and increase sales is to show clear, accurate photos of the products you are selling.  While a professional photographer with the proper lighting and studio equipment is the best way to go, you can certainly learn some tips to to improve product photos taken […]

Facebook has recently announced their new “Like” button that can be added to any page. This is BIG NEWS in the Social Media arena, and since Facebook is on the same level as Google in terms of its popularity and use, it would be silly to ignore these new developments.

Mastercard and Discover recently announced new rules concerning how merchants process, handle, and refund debit cards, pre-paid cards, and gift cards. Here is a summary of what’s changing, when it’s required to be implemented, and how it may affect merchants and customers.

It’s critical to fully test your store prior to going live. Stores go live all the time with errors that could have been avoided by thoroughly testing all aspects of the website. Here are a few key things to review before you open your virtual doors.