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11 June
Upendo Ventures, a U.S. leader in e-commerce and CMS development and
expert in DNN and
Hotcakes Commerce, has announced that it’s DNN services have expanded after joining the DNN partner
program. This is great news for companies looking for built-in integrations, social communities,
and advanced content management features found in the
line of Evoq DNN products.
8 June
Last night, I had the pleasure of presenting to the
Toronto Area DNN Users Group (a.k.a., TADUG), hosted by
Aderson Oliveira. TADUG is currently enjoying a revival, so I couldn’t pass up this opportunity.
He asked me to bring some e-commerce goodness to their user group, and I hope I delivered. In this presentation
and Q&A, we discuss some of the most critical trends and techniques that e-commerce website owners should remember.
Spoiler alert… There are actually 6 tips in this presentation. Surprise!
By
Will Strohl Business, Internet, Technology, Website
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3 June
We deal with companies of all sizes, but we have to work with small businesses slightly differently.
Why? You can probably guess why… Budget. Even if a small business does have a budget for
certain things, it’s often difficult for small business owners to justify certain expenses. One
of these things includes branding – especially logos and artwork for your social media channels.
1 June
If you’ve never done your own e-mail marketing campaign, the very idea of it can be quite overwhelming – intimidating
at the least. Your head will be full of questions and you’ll like not know where to start. But that’s
just it. You must start. As our friends at Nike would say, “Just do it!” So let’s get started!
11 March
There has been a lot of talk in recent weeks about TLS compliance requirements. There’s good reason for this, because
notable vendors that are known for being on the forefront of security such as Authorize.net, PayPal, and UPS began
notifying their partners and vendors about two years ago. Everyone else began receiving similar notifications
about a year ago. What does this all mean though?