It seems that old man winter is not done with us yet. Tomorrow is April, and there’s snow in the forecast. But the finish line to warm weather is in sight.

Just a few more weeks…

Here’s what I found to be the top posts and articles for March.

A few weeks ago, Google made a large change to its search engine algorithm. Dubbed the “Panda update”, it was designed to stop content farms and sites with low quality content from ranking highly in Google.

Unfortunately, a few ecommerce stores were caught in the cross-fire between Google and these copy-cat / low quality sites…

Ever spend endless time trying to find that one, tiny, insecure image call on your secure check-out page that’s causing the padlock to be broken in every web browser? I have. Many times.

And I’m betting you have too. In fact, it is one of the things that frustrates us the most when helping clients track down security problems.

So we decided to come up with a solution to take the pain out of this long search…

Google Product Search (formerly known as Google Base, and formerly known as Froogle) is a great, FREE service that Google offers to all ecommerce merchants. It allows merchants to easily list their products in Google so people can search for them.

We recently announced our latest ShopSite add-on module, the Coupon Creation Module. Here is a simple way to send personalized coupons to subscribers in your email marketing list…

Once an order is complete in ShopSite ®, every merchant has to process that order, print labels, ship it, track inventory, and order new items to replenish their stock levels. Since the ShopSite software does not provide these features, it requires either manual work, or a third party application to complete these tasks.

Fortunately, there’s a great web based service available that seamlessly integrates with your ShopSite store.

Just a quick reminder that our upcoming live webinar, Accounting Integration for ShopSite Merchants, is on Thursday, March 10th. What’s it about?…

Tweet This past month I learned all about “Ice Dams”. My definition: Mother nature’s way of letting buckets of water into your walls and ceilings. As I wait for things to dry out in my house, here are a few links you might find useful to learn about something more exciting than ice dams.  😉 […]