Category: Volusion
Which web-hosting is better for me?
Posted by admin in Volusion Wednesday, 1 September 2010 22:06 9 Comments
I am planning to open a small online store carrying less than 10 items and I only want simple interface as I’m a beginner. So, now I’m down to two options, InMotion hosting and GoDaddy hosting. Let me explain.
InMotion hosting has business class (Power) plan for only $8.95 and include osCommerce and ZenCart and unlimited data transfer.
Godaddy hosting has regular hosting (Delux) plan for $6.99 which also has osCommerce and ZenCart but data transfer of 1500 GB.
I want to know what is the difference between the two.
*also note the fact that, when hosting companies say UNLIMITED there is a condition, they say ‘blah blah this is for small business and if exceeded it will not work such n such n such’ so, it’s still the same.
To me, GoDaddy is a well known brand and it maybe be very EVERYWHERE but it has some credentials. InMotion doesn’t seem to have that for me. So, I don’t know if I should trust InMotion. Anybody who has opened an online store can tell me how you did it and what’s the best. Pros and Cons
ALSO, If I am to get GoDaddy, I’ll also get Volusion shopping cart software for $24.99 a month with no contract for 25 products. Are there any cart that’s better and DO I EVEN REALLY NEED A SHOPPING CART SOFTWARE LIKE THIS?
Thanks so much in advance. xxoo
Does anyone know of any reputable dropshippers?? I’m looking for dog clothing to sell!!?
Posted by admin in Volusion Monday, 16 August 2010 22:04 2 Comments
I’m looking to sell puppy clothing that I have made but want to also sell manufactured puppy clothing. I have the ability to create my own site and host it, with shopping cart..but am open to an all-in-one, where a site gives me the tools to crate website/host it/shopping cart intergrated with a dropshipper.
I’ve tried some free trials at volusion/high power sites/etc. but I’m not pleased with all aspects of these programs.
Any advise???
*please no links to “make money online”…..read the question carefully….I don’t want to waste my time clicking on spammy links all day!
Best service to use to build an online business website?
Posted by admin in Volusion Thursday, 12 August 2010 22:06 2 Comments
I am trying to build an online business. I would like an organized and stylish looking website with a well-functioned shopping cart tool. I will probably have around 30 products to start out with. I see that there are various websites out there like Volusion that sells webstore builder packages but I don’t know which one is the best & cost effective. If there’s anyone out here who has used these packages before, or if there’s anyone who can give me a good advice about other options, please leave me an answer. Thanks
Help!! SSL? Secure website?
Posted by admin in Volusion Sunday, 8 August 2010 22:09 3 Comments
Hi,
I will order some products from a website. I asked this website’s customer service if they had an SSL certificate. And they told me that they were using ISP’s SSL. What is an ISP? I mean, I heard about Verisign, Volusion, Geotrust etc… But ISP? What is it? Do you think this website is not secure? Please share your thoughts with me. Thank you in advance.
Here is the link;
http://new.canadaonly.ca
E-commerce site section – how to get one for my site?
Hi guys
I’m building a site to sell one product. The site is basic HTML as I’m a designer with some coding skills. However I’m new to server side scripting, so I need to either outsource production of an e-commerce section or use a web service (http://www.volusion.com).
I have two questions:
1) Is it worth paying for a freelance developer to produce an ecommerce section for my site (is it very difficult, or something some developers will have pre-existing that they can repurpose?) Also will I have to pay anyone costs for procession transactions? (I have always avoided ecommerce in the past because I don’t know much about it)
2) Is it worth using a company like http://www.volusion.com? Has anyone used another e-commerce providers before – any recommendations?
3) Any advice from any experienced e-tailers
All replies really welcome.
Thanks,
Drew
