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Original post by Jennifer Martinez

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Original post by Sebastian Rupley

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Original post by Edit Staff

Probably, the days when your concerns were mostly about Corporate ERP application selection and implementation are gone and now the question of the day is how to integrate newest technologies, such as…

Original post by default@goarticles.com (Andrew Karasev)

It all started in 2001 with 800 DJ Promo Disco Vinyl Records. We had them - how do we sell them?

I had been online since 1998 as a graphic designer so I was not a newcomer to the internet nor of…

Original post by default@goarticles.com (Catherine O’Banion - JenaLis Charms)

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Original post by Jennifer Martinez

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Original post by Jennifer Martinez

Several months ago we moved from a 5 post per week schedule to Monday, Wednesday, Friday here at Get Elastic, and consequently discontinued our Friday link-love-in called Bloggers Digest. A few readers expressed that they really liked the roundups, so I decided to bring it back!

Bloggers Digest will recap 10-or-so must-see posts for ecommerce enthusiasts from a variety of blog and news sources and will appear on the last posting day of each month. I also encourage you to add your own favorites in the comment section (so bookmark your faves in your feed readers). But I warn you, spam will be deleted!

OK, on with the links!

• Bryan Eisenberg has just launched a personal blog at BryanEisenberg.com. Check out his recent posts including How to Trim the Online Ad Budget, and follow Bryan on Twitter @thegrok

• This is a VERY important announcement regarding Google and search engine optimization: Google now lets you strip parameters from URLs. You now have a better weapon against duplicate content issues than the canonical URL tag.

• Graham Charlton from Econsultancy shares smart ways you can get your iPhone app featured by Apple. Follow Graham @gcharlton and Econsultancy @econsultancy

• Yes, yes, yes! Brian Clifton from Econsultancy reminds us that you can’t put too much stock in industry benchmarks, they can be misleading.

• Avinash Kaushik blows us away with many tools and tips for measuring the impact of your branding campaigns.

• Here’s one of the “coolest” (pun intended) ways to put a product in context: Canadian apparel retailer Mark’s Work Wearhouse lets you try on that ski jacket in the cold – right in store.

• Need proof that a slow website kills conversions

• Think a redesign will solve all your problems? Let Justin Palmer shake you out of the website redesign cycle, with a better solution.

• VKI Studios has a solid SEO evaluation of NFLShops. Have a read and make sure your online store is not guilty of any of these SEO sins.

• What else can you test to reduce shopping cart abandonment rate? Marketing Experiments has some great examples.

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• Bloggers Digest – 12/28/2007
• Bloggers Digest – 11/30/07
• Bloggers Digest – 12/07/07
• Bloggers Digest – 9/12/08
• Bloggers Digest – 3/21/08

Original post by Linda Bustos

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Original post by Jennifer Martinez

eCommerce existing websites with shopping carts, customer specific price lists and items catalogs integration projects are in rapid expansion mode, especially considering huge number of Great Plains D…

Original post by default@goarticles.com (Andrew Karasev)

This started out as a photowalk. Meet at a pumpkin place in Half Moon Bay. Shoot some pictures. Have some fun. Eat some pumpkin pie. Thomas Hawk and I did that a couple of years ago and it was most fun.

But now times are different. We all have a camera in our pockets. For a good number of geeks it’s an iPhone.

I’m inspired by professional photographer Chase Jarvis who last week released the hottest iPhone app for photos out there. He calls it “the Best Camera” because the best camera you have is the one you have with you.

Mix that with a recent dinner I had with Steve Rubel where he showed me a ton of cool iPhone apps on his iPhone. Ones I never heard of or considered using. Because the iPhone has 60,000 apps on it finding new ones that you’ve never heard of is a pretty easy thing. And hearing about them from your friends is the best way to find new apps. I find that if I hear about an app from a friend I’m about 100x more likely to use it and keep using it. Peer pressure is strong!

So, why don’t we mix these two experiences together?

That’s what we’re doing Thursday afternoon. We’re meeting at Pastorino Farms (Google Map) in Half Moon Bay at 4 p.m. to just after sunset (around 7 p.m.) Two kinds of people are welcome: iPhone enthusiasts and photographers (any kind of photographer). If you can’t find us, call my cell phone at +1-425-205-1921.

Who will be there? Chase Jarvis will be there. I’ll be there. Who else? I’m working on some other big names from the iPhone and photography worlds. Fred Davis, cofounder of Wired Magazine will be there, for instance. It’s free. I’ll bring my favorite app and I’ll even have the cool appsfire working by then so you can see what other famous geeks are using on their iPhones (and see reviews and such).

See you there!

By the way, that photo is one I made yesterday with Chase Jarvis’ iPhone app. The other photos I made with my iPhone and his app are here.

Original post by Robert Scoble

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Original post by Om Malik

Here are three good reasons why you shouldn′t rely on a free web host to set up your online store:

A real website.If you want to try to make money online using a service that allows you to setup …

Original post by default@goarticles.com (li baocai)

About a decade ago, eCommerce took the world by storm by allowing consumers to buy their favorite products online. With only a credit card and a click, shoppers can order items from groceries to elect…

Original post by default@goarticles.com (Melissa Piper)

The field of global businesses is very vast comprising of big, medium as well as small companies that provide ecommerce web solutions to their clients according to their requirements. Those desiring o…

Original post by default@goarticles.com (Alan Smith)