The ePages shop system gives you the ability to offer thousands of products in your online shop. However, once your online shop’s database grows to a significant size, managing all the product and customer data becomes a very arduous task. To keep things manageable (from the perspective of how much time you need for all of this), your ePages shop system offers you an import/export function which allows you to modify large amounts of data all at once.
Published on Januar 14th, 2010 at 17:40 by Volker Schwarz
Do the work of hours in just minutes with Import/Export
Published on November 23rd, 2009 at 15:51 by Volker Schwarz
Payment methods in online shops IV – Setting up your ePages shop
How to set up specific payment methods in my ePages online shop? The fourth blog-article of our mini-series “Payment methods in online shops” gives you the answer to that question using four tutorial videos specifically created for you.
Published on Oktober 26th, 2009 at 10:35 by Volker Schwarz
Payment methods in online shops III – When gremlins strike
Despite interactive wizards in the merchant back office, many errors can still happen when setting up the payment process in your shop. The third part of our series "Payment systems in online shops" shows you how you can prevent these, what to do when you are stuck and how to get faster answers for support requests.
Published on September 22nd, 2009 at 16:05 by Volker Schwarz
Short URLs in ePages – advantages, activation and stumbling blocks
With version 6.0.6, we expanded your ePages rental shop with the short URL feature. This makes "meaningful URLs" available for you to use for profit-making marketing purposes. What are short URLs, how can I utilise them sensibly and what stumbling blocks are there when using them? The ePages blog has all the answers to these questions. Read More »
Published on September 2nd, 2009 at 15:46 by Volker Schwarz
The Perfect Browser for Trouble-Free Shopping
Your Internet browser is the portal to your successful e-business. Thanks to your ePages rental shop’s user-friendly administration page, you have control over all relevant decisions — from the design of your store through the processing of orders to customer management. To make sure that you can use all features offered by the software, you should ensure that your system and your browser are up-to-date. We will briefly explain in this technical guide how to do this and how you can verify that your customers also have optimum access. Read More »
Published on März 31st, 2009 at 13:56 by Anja Römisch
Dynamic versus Static URLs with Google
Google revises a long-going myth: Against all general assumptions, dynamic URLs can now be easily crawled by Google. The search engine giant only recommends adapting the look of dynamic URLS to static URLs when there is enough time and knowledge available to remove the correct parameters. With the shop software from ePages, shop operators are thus on the right side. Read more details in the following.
Published on März 27th, 2009 at 9:34 by Anja Römisch
ePages Video Tutorial ‘Getting Started’ Available
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These days everyone’s making videos – including us! If you’re new to ePages or you’ve just started working with our software we warmly invite you to view our ‘getting started’ video tutorial. Here you’ll discover how easy and simple it is to setup a webshop and to use the ePages software. If you would like to know more, and if you haven’t done so already, you should register for a 30 day demo shop here.
Published on Februar 24th, 2009 at 15:49 by Anja Römisch
Checklist for the Set-up of an Online Shop
So many functions – where should I start? Maybe you’ve asked yourself this question the first time you entered your ePages online shop administration. Besides working on the design and creating the products, you should pay particular attention to the following*…
Published on Mai 27th, 2008 at 10:20 by Anja Römisch
Editorial Pages in The Online Shop
In addition to pages for categories and products, you can also create editorial pages and integrate these into your online shop navigation. You can use these pages to integrate customer feedback, references, information about yourcompany or even job offers as you would using a classical website.
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Published on Mai 9th, 2008 at 14:27 by Mario Rieß
Through Optimisation/ Page Cache in The Fast Lane
You’ve got your shop set up, the design works, products have also been created but the shop could still load just a little bit faster? The pages of the shop view (storefront) are arranged "dynamically" in the shop setup phase and the call of a page thus takes longer because all the elements to be displayed have to be repeatedly stored on the server before they can be displayed. Now you can make your shop faster using the optimisation/ page cache function.