libertad1312
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- Jun 26, 2013
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Hey,
right now I have a e-commerce shop with miiduu but I am not happy with this at all.
I am selling clothes and most sales come from Etsy/Dawanda and Facebook, however people start using my website and almost everybody has problems with it. And it just doesn't look professional.
Any suggestions for a new E-Commerce site? It should look very professional, have a big choice of layouts, have all the features (right now I miss connection to social networks and live chat for example) and be easy to handle.
With the new E-Commerce the question about SEO comes up again. Before I did ignore it and I still don't know much about it. Is it worth to learn the basics and apply them on my website? Thanks to Etsy I have already learned a lot about the keywords in my niche. I have also natural backlinks... So I wonder if it is worth it if I take a crash course for, let's say 10-20 hours, and then invest a bit more time to build the E-Commerce site with SEO. There are 5-6 big companies selling similar stuff, but I do specialise on a smaller niche. If I decide in 4-5 month that I want to get into the Top 3 of google for my keywords... Would I have to start allover again or could I use the basics already?
Thanks for your time!
right now I have a e-commerce shop with miiduu but I am not happy with this at all.
I am selling clothes and most sales come from Etsy/Dawanda and Facebook, however people start using my website and almost everybody has problems with it. And it just doesn't look professional.
Any suggestions for a new E-Commerce site? It should look very professional, have a big choice of layouts, have all the features (right now I miss connection to social networks and live chat for example) and be easy to handle.
With the new E-Commerce the question about SEO comes up again. Before I did ignore it and I still don't know much about it. Is it worth to learn the basics and apply them on my website? Thanks to Etsy I have already learned a lot about the keywords in my niche. I have also natural backlinks... So I wonder if it is worth it if I take a crash course for, let's say 10-20 hours, and then invest a bit more time to build the E-Commerce site with SEO. There are 5-6 big companies selling similar stuff, but I do specialise on a smaller niche. If I decide in 4-5 month that I want to get into the Top 3 of google for my keywords... Would I have to start allover again or could I use the basics already?
Thanks for your time!
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