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Resource Roundup: Week of 6/1/2009

A busy week here at Mediachase, but that doesn’t mean we don’t have the time to recap the going-ons in the world of eCommerce. So take a break, sip a coffee (or 10), fire up you brain, and catch up on the Wonderful World of eCommerce. Posts this past...

Published Fri, Jun 06 2009 1:08 PM by Richly Chheuy

Filed under: social commerce, sales, retail, Twitter, Resource Roundup, ECF g5, social media, Google Analytics, facebook, myspace, ecommerce strategy, microsite, uk

Report Shows 83 Percent Growth in US Social Networks

According to a Nielson Report , social network usage is up 83 percent from last year. In the commerce realm, that’s big news for companies expanding its marketing efforts into non-traditional social media. Facebook is top dog when it comes to overall...

Published Wed, Jun 06 2009 2:32 PM by Richly Chheuy

Filed under: ecommerce, social commerce, social networking, Twitter, social media, facebook, myspace

Deliver On a Microsite eCommerce Strategy Using ECF G5

I came across an article by @bkwalker on my Twitter-feed about drugstore.com and their “microsite” eCommerce strategy . They’ve recently launched a couple microsites (beauty.com for makeup and visiondirect.com for contact lenses) and are planning...

Published Tue, Jun 06 2009 1:02 PM by Richly Chheuy

Filed under: Twitter, ECF g5, asp.net ecommerce framework g5, ecf, drugstore.com, multi site, ecommerce strategy, microsite, microsites

Will Social Networks Push More Traffic to eCommerce Sites and Drive Sales?

The answer is: not so much right now. Facebook and Twitter, two of the most popular social networking sites on the Web, have millions of users each. As of now, that translates to less than 5% of retail traffic , according to Hitwise. That...

Published Wed, May 05 2009 11:49 AM by Richly Chheuy

Filed under: ecommerce, social networking, sales, retail, Twitter, marketing, facebook, Social networks, social marketing, traffic

Resource Roundup: Week of 3/9/09

The weekend is upon us once again. That means a new edition of Resource Roundup is hitting the virtual street. Sit back, take a sip of tea, and catch up on this week’s past posts and resources. Posts: “In China, eCommerce Still Going Strong...

Published Fri, Mar 03 2009 3:32 PM by Richly Chheuy

Filed under: ecommerce, saas, mobile commerce, Twitter, Resource Roundup, China, cloud computing, facebook, mobile ecommerce, Windows Mobile, asp.net mvc, asia, asian

Resource Roundup: Week of 2/16/09

Presidents’ Day and Valentine’s Day has come and gone, but that doesn’t mean this coming weekend won’t be any more eventful. But to make it more challenging and fun for you, consider catching up on this past week’s posts and resources to tidy you...

Published Fri, Feb 02 2009 3:30 PM by Richly Chheuy

Filed under: ecommerce, economy, sales, retail, seo, integration, Twitter, Resource Roundup, marketing, cloud computing, recession, ecommerce integration

Tips, Tricks, and Bits of Wisdom After One Year of Blogging

As the daily company blogger, I’m almost always digging and sifting through hundreds of links and resources throughout the day. When you have OCD, ADD, and other self-diagnosed acronyms like me, that can be incredibly daunting (especially when you...

Published Wed, Feb 02 2009 6:23 PM by Richly Chheuy

Filed under: Tips, Twitter, Google, blogging, writing, other than ecommerce, other than .net

A Look at ASP.NET MVC and Its Advantages Over ASP.NET Web Forms

ASP.NET MVC (Model View Controller) is getting a lot of attention (and love) from various developers on social media sites (such as Twitter ). I had to ask one of our developers to get his perspective on what MVC really means in layman’s terms....

Published Tue, Feb 02 2009 4:38 PM by Richly Chheuy

Filed under: Twitter, ASP.NET, ECF g5, model view controller, asp.net mvc, asp.net web forms, ecf, asp.net framework

Five Ways to Make Your Customer Service Suck Less

I came across an article on ecommercetimes.com entitled “Make Customer Service Local and Strong.” That got me thinking, “How come customer service sucks?” I want to talk to a real Joe, not some guy in Southeast Asia with an incomprehensibly...

Published Wed, Jan 01 2009 9:37 AM by Richly Chheuy

Filed under: web 2.0, Twitter, customer service, Customer Service 2.0, ecommercetimes.com, dokuwiki, customer support, outsourcing

More People Using Their Mobile Devices for Social Networking

I've been talking about social networking and social commerce for a while now. Why? Because, apparently, social networking is getting tied more and more with mobile devices. With the growing availability of unlimited 3G data services, powerful mobile...

Resource Roundup: Week Before Christmas 2008 Edition

Christmas is less than a week away; 2008 is winding down; and many of us are penning our New Year's Resolutions (which will likely break within a couple of months). What's my new year's resolution you ask? One of them, for sure, is keep growing...

Published Fri, Dec 12 2008 4:33 PM by Richly Chheuy

Filed under: web 2.0, social networking, sales, google checkout, retail, Twitter, Resource Roundup, customer service, marketing, ECF g5, blogging, sms, micro-blogging, ecommerce 2.0, sms marketing, christmas 2008, new year's resolutions, sms ecommerce

Merchants Need to Evolve into 'eCommerce 2.0' to Build Momentum into 2009 and Beyond

Sometimes the term " Web 2.0 " gets a bit tiring to some people. Yeah, I get it. But the driving forces behind Web 2.0 may help save your commerce butt in a slowing economy. BusinessWeek had an article clamoring for a new era of eCommerce 2...

Published Tue, Dec 12 2008 4:59 PM by Richly Chheuy

Filed under: web 2.0, social commerce, social networking, Twitter, iPhone, social media, facebook, amazon.com, checkout, checkout software, ecommerce 2.0, social ecommerce, one-click, ebay, amazon, discovery based search, blogs, forums

Use Twitter to Enhance Your Customer Service, Boost Blog Readership, and Promote Your eCommerce Stores

Part of the allure of Twitter is the community. Twitter's popularity is soaring, despite its glaring lack of a reliable revenue model and high noise-to-signal ratio (Yes, we can all get tired of "I'm sitting on the toilet" tweets). But...

Published Mon, Dec 12 2008 1:55 PM by Richly Chheuy

Filed under: ecommerce, web 2.0, social networking, sales, retail, Twitter, customer service, Customer Service 2.0, social media, Promotion, sms, dell, microblogging, micro-blogging, text messaging

Resource Roundup: Week of 12/8 to 12/14

Another week has gone by and we're even closer to Christmas time. We're in particular very excited about next week, which is why you may have noticed a motif among my blogs this past week. If you missed anything this past week, come on and catch...

Published Fri, Dec 12 2008 5:54 PM by Richly Chheuy

Filed under: Mediachase ECF, ecommerce, web 2.0, asset management system, sales, retail, order management system, business, resources, Twitter, Resource Roundup, web applications, CMS, Content Management System, ECF g5, web development, Brand loyalty, Lucene, Open Source, Lucene.NET, Web Design, rich media content, cloud computing, Software as a service, web app, cyber monday, cyber monday 2008, amazon.com, back end, ecf 5.0 demo, ecf g5 demo, ecf 5.0, sandbox demo, demo environment, sandbox, green monday, brick and mortar, open-source, oxite, blogging, microsoft oxite, cms framework, cloud storage, amazon s3, web services, online storage, digital asset management system, amazon web services, quartz.net engine, job scheduler, search index service, job scheduling, quartz, multi site ecommerce, multi-site ecommerce, multi site functionality, multi language, common.logging .net, common logging framework, log files, trial demo, content workflow, community server 2008, blogging engine, digital downloads, digital download, drm, digital distribution, logging library

Campaigns, Promotions, and Aggressive Marketing Will Help Retailers Through These Tougher Times

The economy is going to slow down. It's a given. So retailers aren't going to have the consumer confidence they need to have a booming Christmas season this year. Those making less than $50k are going to spend much less than they did in previous...

Published Thu, Nov 11 2008 11:36 AM by Richly Chheuy

Filed under: ecommerce, social commerce, sales, Twitter, customer service, Customer Service 2.0, marketing, social media, christmas shopping, holiday shopping

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