Please share your experiences withe-commerce website platforms. Which one do you think is the best? Magento? Big Commerce? PrestaShop? What are your frustrations with each?
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Any of the Major Platforms and many mid range platforms have the proven
ability to take the top positions in Major Search Engines.
Depending on your business model, some sites may fit better than others or as
an alternate view, Some Platforms may require more physical development than
others.
Remember Website Development and SEO are often not the same.
Remember SEO will end up the bottom line on your e-commerce website.
MarkAcantilado | Window Shopper |
8/10/2012 - 9:34 am
It depends on what your products / what are you selling. It also may depend
on your preference and how you want users to enjoy your ecommerce website.
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I think there is a lot of factors you need to considered when you choose a
cart. The cart ability to achieve what you want to do is big factor in the
decision. Other things can effect your decision such as is the cart seo
friendly, up time, cost and more... What ever you decide, do your research
and look for cart reviews, pricing and features to come up with the best
decision.
Jon Gregory | Window Shopper |
6/2/2012 - 12:49 pm
It really depends on what products you're trying to sell. There are so many
different e-commerce platforms and services out there that you can easily
find one that fits your business model, budget and moves you towards
achieving your business goals. Are you asking the question for your own
business? To be honest, I wouldn't hire the people at the website you posted.
Their entire portfolio didn't have anything that differentiates them from
much cheaper alternatives. You could have an e-commerce site that looks just
as good as theirs online in just a few hours, depending on how good you are
with web design.
A2Zsecuritycameras | Window Shopper | 1/2/2013 - 11:13 pm
Any of the Major Platforms and many mid range platforms have the proven
ability to take the top positions in Major Search Engines.
Depending on your business model, some sites may fit better than others or as
an alternate view, Some Platforms may require more physical development than
others.
Remember Website Development and SEO are often not the same.
Remember SEO will end up the bottom line on your e-commerce website.
MarkAcantilado | Window Shopper | 8/10/2012 - 9:34 am
on your preference and how you want users to enjoy your ecommerce website.
costumezip | Window Shopper | 8/7/2012 - 10:46 pm
cart. The cart ability to achieve what you want to do is big factor in the
decision. Other things can effect your decision such as is the cart seo
friendly, up time, cost and more... What ever you decide, do your research
and look for cart reviews, pricing and features to come up with the best
decision.
Jon Gregory | Window Shopper | 6/2/2012 - 12:49 pm
different e-commerce platforms and services out there that you can easily
find one that fits your business model, budget and moves you towards
achieving your business goals. Are you asking the question for your own
business? To be honest, I wouldn't hire the people at the website you posted.
Their entire portfolio didn't have anything that differentiates them from
much cheaper alternatives. You could have an e-commerce site that looks just
as good as theirs online in just a few hours, depending on how good you are
with web design.
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