Shopping Cart Components
- Photos
- Descriptive text
- Shipping Weight
- Shipping Options
- In-state Taxes
- Specials
- Discounts
- Coupons
- Return Policy
- Warrantees
- Stock Quantity
- Colors/Sizes
- Order Inquiries
- Site Searches
- Back Orders
- Notifications
- Customer List
- Customer Log-in
- Frequent Buyer Club
- Payment Methods
- Credit Card Security
- Fraud Protection
- Customer Service
Selling on the Internet and Shopping Carts
Lots of Options
Shopping carts are a great tool for selling products and services on the internet, but maintaining your own cart may not be the right solution for your business. If all your potential profits get eaten up by web site related costs, you're only making money for someone else.
If you have a limited number of products to sell, there are pre-built solutions that might be better suited to your needs. Volume, price points and payment options are important considerations too.
As a consultant I will guide you in the right direction. I'll explain the pros and cons of the different selling programs available and what you can expect as far as ongoing expenses.
You can purchase shopping cart software and pay anything from $0 to $10,000. Leasing involves using hosted or managed sites and costs from about $25 to $400 per month.
Whether you choose to build, buy or lease an e-commerce shopping cart under your complete control or you decide to take advantage of selling options offered by eBay, Yahoo or Amazon, I can set up and integrate a package tailored to your particular needs.