Ecommerce Website Development Brings More People To Your Business
Every day, people are searching for products and services online. They're reading reviews, browsing photos, and comparing prices so they can make an informed decision about whether or not to buy something. Studies show that consumers are spending more of their time on the Internet than ever before.
On the other hand, small businesses without an online presence are missing out on sales opportunities. This is why ecommerce website development is so important for entrepreneurs looking to increase their market share!
If you don't have any idea how to create your own site yet, we've got some great tips and advice here for you!
Enjoy! ^__^
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Hey everyone, the comments above and new links deleted. I am reposting it for people to read and comment on some of the points of debate. Plus, it's more relevant now than ever. -B_T
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It will right itself eventually; you can't delete a thread on reddit forever (at least it doesn't seem like you can).
Here's a quick overview: http://www.redditblog.com/2013/02/defcon-1-the-official-guide-to-making.html
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Hahaha, no it won't, I'll be patient for another year before uploading it again. The only way to remove it is if I remove myself (quit reddit) or if they delete me in some capacity. :-P
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^ I'm just reporting, what happens to a post when it is removed. Don't ask me why. -B_T
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^I'm completely unsure why this is happening, but I personally don't take the author's delisting as an indication that the post isn't true or valid. It's actually pretty common for posts to get taken down on reddit, and oftentimes it's done with apologies and explanation (explaining that they didn't mean to annoy anyone with their removal). I guess there's some things posted here on reddit that are "met-gods" and I've been told to ignore those posts... I don't really know what that means, but I'm not in any way inclined to delist this post because of it. I hope the author finds a better home for his masterpiece and comes back here with a new post about ecommerce in the future. -B_T
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^^^That's awesome! That white hat is true business right there, but it's a risky play. Good luck to him; I'll be looking forward to another article by him if he decides to start posting again!
By the way, thought you guys might like this: http://pbs.twimg.com/media/B8wdrwWIAEA_sYI.jpg:large
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^Awe, thank you so much! :-D It's definitely a learning process and I honestly have no idea what I'm doing, but I think that's alright for me right now because I have absolutely no ambition for this article other than to share info that might help people out. So far, it's been pretty successful, so I think I'm on the right track.
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^Yeah, that's definitely something to try! It can be a bit of a gamble though...Although, I'd say in this case it was worth it. And yeah, there are some really interesting and thought-provoking articles posted here on reddit...even though many people don't agree with me (at least not all of them). :-P
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^^ Indeed, there are some good resources out there. The best part is that many people offer their services for free on reddit, which can be a way to build up a network of contacts and mentors without spending a lot of money.
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^^I just think that's really cool. This is why you can't judge a book by its cover. :-P I'm still trying to figure out exactly what I want to achieve with this post, so who knows if it'll be a success or not... so I'm not getting too excited about it yet! But yeah, that's definitely an eye-opening article; great work! -B_T
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^^That's an interesting question and one that's hard to answer for sure. As you said, it's hard to get an accurate representation of a user's intention in just 100 characters, but when all of the text is capitalized (which seems to be the case in that screenshot), it's definitely a sign that the user is yelling or shouting at you. Normally it's not recommended because users don't like feeling harassed. I'm pretty sure he did say that his use case was for comments, but yeah, stick to lowercase unless you're being sarcastic or trying to be funny. :-P
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Conclusion
As you can see, understanding the person behind the words is the key to having a productive conversation. When you take the time to learn about their motivations, it can help you share more useful information and have better conversations.
Also, as I mentioned, it's important to remember that if a user is yelling at you or speaking to you in caps lock mode, they're angry and don't want to be bothered. It's always best not to respond unless it's necessary or if asked for by someone who has authority over the situation (i.e., moderators).