July 09, 2009
By the ZippyCart Shopping Carts Content Team
Internet.com, a popular eCommerce tool, and DevX.com, a popular application development site, combined efforts to release a list of the top 10 most popular eBooks in June. Of the ten eBooks, 3 stand out as resources online merchants can use to maximize profitability, production, and efficiency:
Best Practices for Developing a Web Site
Bulidng and designing websites have become a very simplified process for almost anyone, but building a quality web site is another story. While templates, FrontPage, Apple’s iWeb, and even social networks make it a cinch for any Internet user to create a site overnight, making a site that follows proper coding standards, is well designed, and search engine friendly takes time and knowledge. You can download this ebook for free to learn about the best practices in web design and development.
What to Expect from Tech in 2009
Internet.com sums up this eBook best in one sentence: Internet.com’s experts take a look at the vendors, devices, products, and trends that shape the tech industry as they head into one of the toughest economies since the invention of the transistor."e; download this eBook to see what’s ahead for open source software, Microsoft, virtualization, mobile devices, and more.
Developing a Content Management System Strategy
As a shopping cart owner, you may want to build relevant content around your products for both your customers and search engines. Finding or creating the right content management system is the first step you will need to take to build out content. This eBook is geared toward a reader with a strong knowledge of backend code and web development, but is still something that a novice coder could learn a lot from. You can download it for free and decide for yourself.
If you choose to download any of the above eBooks, you may need an Internet.com membership. Membership is free and a helpful tool to add to your eCommerce arsenal.
Scott is an avid fan of all things ecommerce. His claim to fame is that he "puts the Zip in ZippyCart." He considers himself the world-wide number one reader of TechCrunch, C|Net, and The Ecommerce Times. Scott has worked in the SEO industry for many years, but found himself always shifting his focus to review sites and ecommerce blogs. When we decided to start the ZippyCart Ecommerce news, Scott was an obvious fit. He handles most of our OpEds as he is a very opinionated guy. Scott is also our Twitter guy, so don't hesitate to send him a tweet if you see him online.
