The business use of websites by 2015 is obviously widespread, and officially the IRS has not yet issued formal guidance on when Internet website costs can be deducted BUT, fortunately, some rules are indeed established that apply to the deductibility of business costs in general, and formal IRS guidance that applies to software costs in particular (the “software guidelines”), provide a taxpayer launching a business website with some guidance on how to deal… Read more
In a continuing annual series on E-Commerce we will explore some concepts that will help you with your decision and education on how to build a successful E-Commerce business online. In our last installment of this series we explored Service Based vs Software based E-Commerce Solutions and the pitfalls/advantages to each. No matter what solution you choose the questions and the checklist below will be pretty darn useful…
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Marketers are used to seeing cart abandoners as lost sales. But the growing complexity of the purchase path requires a more complex viewpoint, according to a new report, “Shopping Cart Abandonment: New Ways of Looking at the Purchase Path.”
Smart retailers are recognizing that while some abandoned carts do indeed represent missed revenue opportunities, many others do not.
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SO i had a question from a client and i decided to make the answer into my latest post check it out:
“Marc can you send us your top two or three retail store suggestions you recommend we move too? Be it yahoo, google. etc.”
be prepared this is a long answer … lol, but a well thought out one as i feel yall deserved some education on the topic
In working with eCommerce and analyzing different types of eCommerce software and services, there are some different things to take into account when choosing a service or software.