A sale happens when a desirable product is encountered by a buyer who is looking for exactly that product. That sounds simple enough, right? Not necessarily! Although I believe this to be an essential truth about making sales, the actual selling of that product is a complex process comprised of many components. I don’t have the magic solution that will guarantee sales. However, I have had some success selling and (more…)
According to The Free Dictionary by Farlex, feedback can be defined is an evaluative response. Many physical and biological processes are based on complex feedback systems which maintain or control those processes. When applied to buying and selling online, feedback is an evaluative response to a transaction experience given and received by buyers and sellers. Feedback is viewed and used by both buyers and sellers. (more…)
Are you considering upgrading your Basic shop to a Premium shop? Do you already have a Premium shop but aren’t yet familiar with all the great features available to you? Zibbet provides sellers with a fantastic set of tools for selling and I believe, the best value for the money of any venue of its kind online today. Zibbet is continuously seeking to improve the buying and selling experience by providing sellers (more…)
Last week I shared some basic information about what widgets are and how you can use them to enhance the functionality of your Zibbet shop. In review, a widget is a small program that, once installed, will run automatically on a web page. Games, clocks, currency converters, badges and advertisements are just a few examples of the many types of widgets available for you to choose from. You can also feed updates from your blog (more…)
What is a “widget” anyway? According to Wikipedia, a web widget is “a portable chunk of code that can be installed and executed within any separate HTML-based web page by an end user without requiring additional compilation.”
“What did she just say?” you are probably asking about now. Translation: a web widget, or simply a widget, is a little program that (more…)
