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hiGH · May 1st, 2007

yahooo?
shop factory?
godaddy?
homestead?

i'm having a hard time deciding who i should go with.. i'm looking to have a lot of power on the design part of the site.. with great shopping features for my customer...

please share who you use, who you would use, or give me other options.

Thanks in advance.

Rodney · May 1st, 2007

Have you looked at some of the feedback others have shared about the different providers by searching the forum?

hiGH · May 1st, 2007

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	Have you looked at some of the feedback others have shared about the different providers by searching the forum?

I have actually but its hard to decide...

also it seems like most of these websites dont give you much design "control".

yahoo seems to have the better tools, but, they are kind of expensive and if you make a certain ammount of money they charge you.

i dont know.. who would you go with rodney?

thanks.

Rodney · May 1st, 2007

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Originally Posted by hiGH


	I have actually but its hard to decide... also it seems like most of these websites dont give you much design "control". yahoo seems to have the better tools, but, they are kind of expensive and if you make a certain ammount of money they charge you. i dont know.. who would you go with rodney? thanks.

So you've already read about the options that other people selected and why, but you're still having a hard time deciding.

What specific information will help you make decision

?

Sometimes, after you've done your research, read the opinions posted, you kind of just have to take the next step. Figure out your specific needs, figure out which ones meet your needs and make a decision. If it doesn't work out, move on to the next choice.

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	also it seems like most of these websites dont give you much design "control".

What makes you say that? From what I've seen, the sites DO give you design control.

If you have the HTML design skills, you could always design the site yourself and install your own shopping cart like cubecart.

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	i dont know.. who would you go with rodney?

My ecommece needs and your ecommerce needs are probably completely different

So who I would go with might be totally different than who you should go with for your specific needs.

hiGH · May 1st, 2007

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Originally Posted by Rodney


	So you've already read about the options that other people selected and why, but you're still having a hard time deciding. What specific information will help you make decision ? Sometimes, after you've done your research, read the opinions posted, you kind of just have to take the next step. Figure out your specific needs, figure out which ones meet your needs and make a decision. If it doesn't work out, move on to the next choice. What makes you say that? From what I've seen, the sites DO give you design control. If you have the HTML design skills, you could always design the site yourself and install your own shopping cart like cubecart. My ecommece needs and your ecommerce needs are probably completely different So who I would go with might be totally different than who you should go with for your specific needs.

Thank you for your input rodney... i think i'm just confused

Rodney · May 2nd, 2007

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	Thank you for your input rodney... i think i'm just confused

You don't have to be

1. Figure out what you need.

2. Find out which services meet those needs.

3. Read some reviews of those services (by searching the forum or google for the service name).

4. Pick a service and try it.

If it doesn't work, repeat steps 3 and 4 until you find one you're happy with

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