Ecommerce developers with Magento

We are witnessing something amazing in the search industry right now. Bing is growing and as the Bing and Yahoo integration goes through, for the first time in a decade, Google will get a worthy competitor.

I’ve been reading an article at GetElastic blog, one of my favorite resources regarding e-commerce marketing. At the end of the article “A/B Test Case Study: Can Split Test Results Be Trusted?” they showed us a case study in which they tested two exactly the same variations against each other and one of them performed 4.97% better than the other.

Yesterday, MG Siegler wrote a blog post at TechCrunch pointing out a mysterious Google Trends drop for major social sites like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Flickr, and Foursquare somewhere in the January of 2010.

Almost a year ago, I wrote about duplicate content issues with Magento. Since then, people have often been referring to Roy’s thread at Magento forums that quotes Google’s official blog.

First thing that pops into your mind when someone mentions the term “omnipresence” is probably the divine ability to be present everywhere at the same time. The key of successful inbound marketing strategy is to harvest the power of this divine ability.

We’ve been with Magento since it’s very beginning and we watched it grow and we grew with it. Somewhere in the second half of 2007, Magento started growing attention of ecommerce community.

“Will my search engine rankings drop after the switch to Magento?” is one of the most often asked SEO questions I see regarding Magento. Unfortunately, there is no “Yes/No” answer. No matter which e-commerce solution you were using prior to switch, your rankings might get effected.

When thinking about having featured products on your Magento store, SEO benefit is probably not the first thing that comes to your mind, however, SEO benefit exists.

I’ve been the active user of social networks before they called it social network, as did many people that dare to call themselves power-users of the internet.

Although Black Friday and Cyber Monday are behind us, it’s still not late to optimize your store for Christmas sales. The shopping is far from over. As usual, there will be lots of “last moment shoppers” out there on the internet seeking to find the perfect gifts for their friends and family.