Archive for May 2006

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Sordid Details, of a sort

The following post from Sheridan Rawlins, Yahoo! Small Business engineer, outlines two often misunderstood RTML operators, SORT, and INDEXED-SORT. The post is intended for Yahoo! Store Developers or merchants with an advanced understanding of RTML. Learn more about RTML.
Some time ago we released the SORT operator in response to the difficulty and tedium of writing [...]

Sound off merchants

Are you worried about losing sales from customers feeling the pinch of rising gas prices? Has the pace of technology got you scrambling to keep up? Small Businesses, we want to hear from you!
Voice your opinion on ‘What’s keeping you up at night?’ at http://www.insightsforum.com/poll/. The results will be featured in a Small Business-related article on Yahoo!
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Building Community to Build Profits

I read an interesting article about customer loyalty by Hilary Mendelsohn on Practical Ecommerce. The article listed a few ecommerce sites that are encouraging customer loyalty through various programs. While the notion that it is more profitable to keep a customer than to attract a new one may not be new to many Yahoo! merchants, [...]

Making the move to Checkout Manager

A merchant left a comment on a recent post saying that while the Checkout Manager functionality looked great, they felt the process of moving to Checkout Manager was slightly intimidating. The purpose of this post is to de-mystify the process and show the steps involved in moving to Checkout Manager.
The minimum steps for any merchant [...]

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