We’re hiring! ASP.NET Web Developer Nottingham Job

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Multi-channel retailingYep, we’re looking for a talented ASP.NET web developer to join our team! StoreFeeder is a young, determined and hugely approachable company in the multi-channel ecommerce industry, proven to be providing innovative and intuitive B2B web applications. An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced ASP.NET web developer to work within our development team due to growth and increased demand of our services.

Our clients operate in a wide range of ecommerce markets including eBay, Amazon, Play and Magento, so you’ll be sure of a varied work environment. Continue reading →

See our planned updates to StoreFeeder’s user interface!

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We’ve been having a bit of a tidy, and it’s not just a splash of colour. We revealed to our clients earlier this week a few changes we have in the pipeline for StoreFeeder’s layout, and I thought it was only fair that we share the news…

We’ve received some great feedback and suggestions over the months from existing StoreFeeder users, many of which we’ve already put into place. Due to the fast growth of features in the software, the layout has taken a bit of a back seat and we’ve been working hard on addressing this. So, our designers have been busy in the background putting in the ground work for an improved user interface.

The improved interface aims to be even more intuitive, making better use of the screen real estate and integrating ‘on page’ help with tips on the page’s functionality. Continue reading →

Benefits of outsourcing fulfilment with UK Fulfilment

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‘Benefits of outsourcing fulfilment’ is a guest post from Ian at UK Fulfilment, a fulfilment house based in Nottingham…

The very fact that you are looking at the StoreFeeder blog, means that you either are or you are considering selling your products on multiple sales channels. The evolution of the ecommerce market has been staggering and without fantastic pieces of multi-channel ecommerce software, like StoreFeeder, to help companies manage their stock and sales activity, time would be a very precious resource in this industry.

Time, an interesting concept, who could not do with more time in the day, more time to source new products, or new suppliers for your existing ones, or even (dare I say it) relax away from the business!

The selling of a product is just the start of the journey, it means that you have done the right things so far. You have a product that the customer wants and at a price they are happy to pay. Your sales channel is good and the customer feels a sense of trust to buy from you.

But this really is the start of the journey and this journey is where ‘time’ is often a factor in whether your customer will ultimately be happy with you and their purchase.

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Take a look at: Amazon multi-channel integration

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Next up on our ‘take a look at‘ journey is Amazon integration, one of the world’s largest retailers with everything from A-Z (which incidentally is indicated in their logo).

If you cast your mind back to 1995 you may or may not remember that Amazon actually started out as an online bookstore. They have of course since added many other product lines to their catalogue including DVDs, CDs, MP3s, software, electronics, furniture, toys, clothing and even food. Continue reading →

Setting up an eBay shop in 5 simple steps

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If you’re looking at selling on eBay then by having an eBay Shop you are able to display all of your listings in one place, meaning visitors can browse all of your items with ease. You also gain the ability to personalise your ‘shop window’ with templates and a website address.

Ok, let’s get stuck straight in shall we…

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Take a look at: eBay multi-channel integration

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In my previous post we looked at Magento integration and the level of management available using multi-channel software, today I’ll be discussing eBay integration…

When you think about selling online what’s one of the first words that comes to mind? eBay, right? It’s no wonder, as a company they’ve been around since 1995 and have become a multi-billion dollar business. eBay is a marketplace used by both private and business sellers worldwide and given how simple it is to set up an online store more and more companies are making the leap. Continue reading →

Setting up an API user and role for Magento Integration

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In a previous post I discussed Magento integration for multi-channel ecommerce and how StoreFeeder can help with your Magento ecommerce operation, but let’s take it to the next step…

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In order to allow a system such as StoreFeeder to connect with your Magento store you will need to set up something called an API user along with an associated role. An API is the means by which software can communicate with each other.

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Pinterest makes big waves in social bookmarking

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It seems Pinterest are building up some steam! This week I’ve seen a number of posts relating to Pinterest and they’ve caught my attention. As a Pinterest user myself, it’s been interesting to read about the social bookmarking site from a marketing angle.

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So, what is Pinterest?

In their words “Pinterest lets you organize and share all the beautiful things you find on the web. People use pinboards to plan their weddings, decorate their homes, and organize their favorite recipes.”

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