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Image credit: Most Cool Media Inc. ~ Web Development and Ecommerce Web Design I just found a great post on Beginner Basics of Affiliate Marketing by () while doing research for a post on affiliate marketing experts similar to yesterday’s. Some of the things I learned during my years of are effective for evaluating merchant affiliate programs too. If you are a merchant you can also use this list to evaluate and improve your ecommerce store. When it comes to conversion rates check for these specific attributes on the merchant’s site: • An improved search function: search for several words related to their products and make sure you get relevant results. Microsoft Exchange Server Windows Mail Vista. No results or page after page of results that are not specific will cost them sales and you commissions.

Aerofly Fs Keygen Manager. Most users will only make one search and leave if they don’t find what they’re seeking. Use a color plus the product, or material plus product, or brand name and product name, etc. • Make sure shipping costs are easy to find; the earlier they are displayed during the shopping process the better. Free shipping increases conversions more than any other factor because high shipping costs (even when they aren’t) is the number one complaint of online buyers. • If the site requires potential buyers to register or create an account before they can shop don’t bother promoting that site. Conversions will be dismal. If they require registering or creating an account prior to checkout but after putting items into the cart that is still bad but will not depress sales nearly as much as not even being able to shop first.

Buyers will give you personal information AFTER they’ve decided to buy – but rarely before. Adaptrade Builder Crack here. Most will just leave.

• So many common shopping cart solutions don’t work consistently that I started accepting only stores built at Yahoo! Stores, Volusion or ProStores or using Google checkout. If they use anything else you need to know how to test the shopping cart – it won’t matter how well you pre-sell or advertise if good sales are rejected because the merchant account has fraud controls that are set too aggressively or the cart returns errors the buyer can not figure out how to fix! • Look for additional store upgrades such as shop by brand, search by price range, add to a wish list function (either in-house or WishPot) and upsell tools that suggest related products • What payment options do they offer and do they display icons indicating their store has been Security Verified? The more methods of payment available the more likely visitors are to buy.