How to Keep Your Ecommerce Product Page SEO From Slithering Away

Like the Egyptian cobra which just escaped from the Bronx Zoo, your ecommerce product page SEO could have slithered through the cracks too. The good news is that Bronx Zoo officials expect to catch their elusive cobra within weeks. The bad news is that your product page SEO may never be found; that is, unless
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Tweets Worth Less Than Likes?

eCommerce marketers always have to ask themselves “where am I going to see the best bang for my buck.” Bucks don’t just mean money, but as we know social media marketing is considered more or less “free,” but what’s not free is time. Time is one of a eCommerce marketer’s most valuable resources. When it
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Dell China is listening to you on Chinese Social Media

This is a guest post from our Chinese social media expert Weidong “Jim” Zhang: At the end of last year, Dell, who has continued to improve on their customer services and engagement via social media, launched the Social Media Listening Command Center. At the Dell Social Media Listening Command Center kick-off ceremony, the CEO of
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Recent Upgrade to Yahoo! Store Floating Mini-Cart Empowers Chrome Users

Back in March of 2010, Yahoo! Store officials announced that a new “Floating Cart Manager” could be installed within Yahoo! Stores. FastPivot responded immediately by offering merchants a Yahoo! Store floating shopping cart feature option. Just the other day a new update made the Yahoo! Store Floating Mini-Cart available in Chrome. Prior to this ,
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How Customer Service Made The Difference to This Yahoo! Store Merchant

When Poopbags.com was searching for the right Yahoo! Store agency to help install some enhanced features for their Yahoo! Store, they had no idea they would find Leta Krieger at FastPivot. She was what made the immediate difference between FastPivot and the six or seven others Poopbags.com spoke with about getting such enhanced features as
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U.S. Businesses Need Face On These Top 5 Chinese Social Media Places

By guest blogger, Weidong “Jim” Zhang Because one in five people in the world are Chinese, it’s likely that the Chinese market will one day soon (if it’s not already) affect your business. Many U.S. based businesses have realized that China isn’t just the world’s top exporter, but is now developing into what many experts
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