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Dansie Shopping Cart, Sales Tax, and Store Design
May 15, 2002, Issue 58
Dear Friends,
Here are this month's topics:
- Update on the Streamlined Sales Tax Project
- Review: Dansie Shopping Cart 3.27
- Book Brief: Designing Web Sites that Sell
In this month's issue I spend time analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of the Dansie Shopping Cart. I hope you'll take a good look at it, since it may solve some problems for displaying products in your online store.
God bless you,
Dr. Ralph F. Wilson, Editor
Update on the Streamlined Sales Tax Project
The time is coming when US merchants will be expected to collect state sales tax not just for their own state, but for all states. Here's what's coming down the pike. Read the Article
Review: Dansie Shopping Cart 3.27
If you're a do-it-yourselfer looking for a very flexible order-taking front end, Dansie Shopping Cart provides a number of great features. But it does have its limitations. Read the Review
Book Brief: Designing Web Sites that Sell
If you've got a team of graphic designers who have never designed an online store before, then maybe they need this book to bring them up-to-speed. Read the Book Brief
New Web Marketing and E-Commerce Articles
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key information on e-commerce and Web marketing. With so much new literature
available to you, how do you find what you need quickly and painlessly? Here's a selective and searchable database of article and resource links to help your
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