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That's interesting, thanks.
I find it strange that in the demo, it was easier to install an ecommerce plugin (install direct from the Wordpress admin system, which performs the download itself), than it was to install a theme (download theme to PC, upload via FTP, then install from the Wordpress admin system).
That's what I find strange, doing it the hard way when there is an easier way.Go to apperance > add theme > then search for a theme, you can install pre-made ones that are on wordpress extend without downloading itSame with plugins as well
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Might be wrong as I didn't watch it but in my experience the 5 minute install of Wordpress is hype, unless you don't want a custom theme, or any of the better, (and bigger) plugins, like All in One SEO.
Further to that, unless you are totally able to breathe nothing but Wordpress geek air the e-commerce plugin will take a fair while to configure, and even then it's not that versatile or clever.
(And this from me, a Wordpress fanboy...)
There are dozens of WP developers which will tweak your eCommerce pluing the way you want. As for themes. All in one Seo is separate plugin which can be installed also.
This eCommerce is JUST plugin for Wordpress![]()
Just to say I'm a clutz. I know you can get themes and plugins using the admin panel, but just out of habit, like a dinosaur, still use FTP.
Please ignore everything I ever say again.![]()
Presumably, this is the end of web design companies everywhere? I did not test this, as I would certainly not be able to do it in 5 minutes and already have an ecommerce site, but if this is true, why would anyone ever pay to build a site?
Not really Paul, these solutions are perfect mostly for small-medium pretty basic e-commerce. Every shop keeper needs very specific features and functions. But I installed this one and testing it now - wooowThis thing is amazing! Actually it can be installed and configured in 20 mins - I just did that. There are just lot of settings like - shipping, invoicing etc.
But definitely, e-commerce is changing.
Welcome to my new shop:
http://app.ecwid.com/jsp/111031/simple-store#ecwid:category=0&mode=category&offset=0&sort=normal
Use promotion code "percent" for 100$ off![]()
I would love to hear what SEO expert's opinions have to say about this solution?
To me it appears that an online shop built with this solution would have no visibility to any product content that the search engines would use to rank the site. This is because the whole online shop is dynamically delivered, so as far as the search engine will see it is just one script call in your page but no details of any of the products you sell, therefore zero SEO in relation to your products?
So the search engine indexable HTML page about your product is hosted on the ECWID web host and not your web host?Also, they have HTML file which can be seen by google.
This solution can require extensive site maintenance if used extensively. In addition, it doesn't address SEO at the product page level. Of course the product code snippet can be used, but then maintenance gets even worse if used extensively.
So the search engine indexable HTML page about your product is hosted on the ECWID web host and not your web host?
Below is a quote from the post you linked in relation to it's SEO:
Yes, which is why I said I would see that the search engine indexable HTML page about your product is hosted on the ECWID web site and not your web host. If you paste script in to your page, ECWID is not going to automatically be able to transfer an HTML page over to your web host so the search engine finds it as part of your domain name. This must mean that this indexable web page is hosted on their web host and therefore gives little SEO relating to your domain name, or you manually have to copy the generated HTML page over to your site for each product and every time it changes copy it over again.Ecwid has a cool feature called mobile catalog. It is a plain-HTML version of each Ecwid store with the automatic sitemap generation that can be accessible by search engines without issues. It means that all content you created in Ecwid is accessible by search engines and since it has only the necessary text, I'm sure that search engines will like it.
Yes. As they deliver the whole shop, the SEO for each product is then disjointed from the WordPress content you write about the product for SEO purposes. You will therefore need to duplicate the content about the product in the shop with the content you have to write on your WordPress page for SEO purposes.Have to do SEO on wordpress itself rather than shop then?
URL is not SEO friendly, but its first link on google. So, it does work somehow.
In this case you're WordPress site is already running an Instinct WordPress theme as it will only work with a Theme that is WP e-commerce enabled and not any WordPress theme?I`m waiting for them to release that new version:
http://www.instinct.co.nz/blog/2010/...-rc4-is-alive/
I cannot answer this questions as I have been playing around with it just for last few hours.
So you've been using them for the last few hours and you've already had cause to use their support?I find Ecwid support superb,
And you are also using the WP e-commerce plugin on your WordPress site as well as ECWID?I`m waiting for them to release that new [WP e-commerce] version
Both your quotes:
So you've been using them for the last few hours and you've already had cause to use their support?
And you are also using the WP e-commerce plugin on your WordPress site as well as ECWID?
Fair enough. Use the client code: demoJust installed, but I need client code? Give me some, dont want to register
Do you have step by step manual?
The demo client code I gave you was to quickly show you the ecommerce plugins in your WordPress site without the need for you to register or set up your own products by using the existing product stock codes:cant add product.