E-commerce website - how much
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06 April 2004, 05:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Scooby96
For a relatively 'basic' site from scratch or would it be better to buy one "off the shelf" ?
PM me if you fancy a chat (send me your number if you want and we'll have a proper chat) but for my tupenceworth I'd say buy 'off the shelf' for a smallish site (less than 250 products) - they are highly tried and tested, reliable, cheaper and can integrate with all the banking systems and secure server pages etc.
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06 April 2004, 05:40 PM
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Russboy - I've seen what looks like a good deal with oneandone.co.uk - £9.99 per month.
BTW Spoon - I'm trying to find something to fill my time and make a few bob so I dont care what it is (within reason).
BTW Spoon - I'm trying to find something to fill my time and make a few bob so I dont care what it is (within reason).
06 April 2004, 05:42 PM
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Scooby96,
I can also sort you out with an e-commerce site..
SSL, Paypal, Credit/debit cards, ASP/access 2000 driven, web interface, reports, customer mailer etc etc
With a very fast turnaround
example site
www.stapeleybbq.com
PM or email me if you need more info
I can also sort you out with an e-commerce site..
SSL, Paypal, Credit/debit cards, ASP/access 2000 driven, web interface, reports, customer mailer etc etc
With a very fast turnaround
example site
www.stapeleybbq.com
PM or email me if you need more info
06 April 2004, 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Scooby96
BTW Spoon - I'm trying to find something to fill my time and make a few bob so I dont care what it is (within reason).
06 April 2004, 06:07 PM
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There havent been that many threads have there?
Driving instructor, website idea (which is related to the wholesale thingy), plumbing (which I'm gonna carry on doing alongside an 'idea'), anymore?
Driving instructor, website idea (which is related to the wholesale thingy), plumbing (which I'm gonna carry on doing alongside an 'idea'), anymore?
06 April 2004, 06:19 PM
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I'd consider selling BBQ's....£1399!! 
Nice site though Sti555...
Scooby96 - the oneanddone site looks ok and certainly quite good if it's a short term thing or if you're unsure how it'll pan out. Anything which runs over say 2 years may be more worthwhile with a decent off the shelf jobbie.
Russ
Nice site though Sti555...Scooby96 - the oneanddone site looks ok and certainly quite good if it's a short term thing or if you're unsure how it'll pan out. Anything which runs over say 2 years may be more worthwhile with a decent off the shelf jobbie.
Russ
06 April 2004, 07:03 PM
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For promotion tips checkout some of these sites
www.sitepoint.com
www.sitepointforums.com
www.searchengineforums.com
www.webmaster-talk.com
There are hundreds of great sites out there and some very usefull forums (posted the 3 which I use most)
www.sitepoint.com
www.sitepointforums.com
www.searchengineforums.com
www.webmaster-talk.com
There are hundreds of great sites out there and some very usefull forums (posted the 3 which I use most)
06 April 2004, 09:06 PM
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Originally Posted by RussBoy
I'd consider selling BBQ's....£1399!! Nice site though Sti555...
Scooby96 - the oneanddone site looks ok and certainly quite good if it's a short term thing or if you're unsure how it'll pan out. Anything which runs over say 2 years may be more worthwhile with a decent off the shelf jobbie.
Russ
Nice site though Sti555...Scooby96 - the oneanddone site looks ok and certainly quite good if it's a short term thing or if you're unsure how it'll pan out. Anything which runs over say 2 years may be more worthwhile with a decent off the shelf jobbie.
Russ
Cheers Russ
From £44.99 though
lol!
06 April 2004, 09:18 PM
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As it wont be the "b and end all" I'd rather progress more cautiously re start up costs although the parents have expressed an interest to invest - not something I want them to do until I'm confident its a winner.
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Originally Posted by Scooby96
For a relatively 'basic' site from scratch or would it be better to buy one "off the shelf" ?
Hi if you are interested in a e-commerce site i may be able to help you with a few solutions.
if you go to my company website there are a few examples on there you may be interesed in looking at. If you would like anyfurther info please contact me at tom@emerge-design.co.uk
http://www.emergecreative.co.uk
also look at http://www.speed-detectors.co.uk
this might be what you are looking for in respect of a ecommerce website with a full content management system etc.
regards,
tom
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