Re: Shopping carts

From: Michael Low <michael_at_w3exit.com>
Date: Mon 01 Jul 2002 08:13:03 -0500

Rod Dougherty <rdougherty_at_spindustry.com> wrote:

>I'm sure many subscribers like my company have put together
>shopping carts, but there are oh so many different ways to
>approach e-commerce. You can put your products in a Yahoo
>store. You can set up a custom store or lease a

I agree. Yahoo store is an excellent way to start 'cos it's
easy to set up. And being listed in a high traffic property
gives you alot of free exposure.

>company product. Just what are you selling? How many
>products? Are there variations of the products or is each
>unique? What features are you looking for? You've got to
>give us more information.

One piece of advice .. some of the carts, especially those
written in PERL may be using flat text databases. They are
not able to handle large volume
.. go for one using mySQL or other databases.


Have A Nice Day!

Michael
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Received on Mon Jul 01 2002 - 08:13:03 CDT