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Ecommerce is the means of selling goods over the internet.

It comprises four main elements:

  • An online catalogue displaying goods for sale
  • A shopping cart system allowing users to pick the goods and place an order for them
  • A payment system that receives and encrypts credit card details for processing
  • An order processing and fulfilment system by which orders are managed and goods delivered to the purchaser

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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This site provides information, advice and resources for businesses wanting to sell goods and services over the internet.

The site provides help through all stages of the process of setting up an ecommerce site.

  
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UK Online Spending Still Growing - up 50% year on year
According to the latest IMRG Capgemini e-Retail Sales Index, UK consumers spent £13bn online in the first quarter of 2008 - a 50.5% increase on the same period in 2007, and the equivalent to £213 for every person in the country.
Beating The Adwords Cheats - Google's trademark policy change, and how to deal with it
From 5th May, you will no longer be able to stop competitors from bidding on Google Adwords against your trademark. But Google's technology still offers you some protection - and you can use it to shut your competitors out.
UK Online Spending Breaks All Records
The February IMRG Capgemini e-Retail Sales Index found UK online spending running at £4.2 billion - an all-time record. The biggest increase was in sale of alcoholic drinks, ahead of the budgeted tax rise.
Online Retail - Customer Satisfaction High, More Crossover With The High Street
According to the latest e-CSI benchmark, customer satisfaction with e-retail remains high, and more shoppers are using the internet for research before purchasing in-store.
 

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