I started my ecommerce journey in the year 2000, with a notepad file and a PayPal account. Well, that and some free web hosting given to me by a friend.
Sometimes you have to take two steps back in order to take a giant leap forward. This became the unofficial motto for the recent maintenance project our dev team took on here in Ordoro Land. Over the past six weeks, we tackled everything from database upgrades to refactoring…
Over the past two weeks, we’ve been busy building and testing some cool new features in Ordoro. Here is a summary of everything we have rolled out. Faster Search Ordoro has always had a very powerful search feature. You could search through all your orders using any of…
If you are an ecommerce merchant filling orders from your own warehouse, it is handy to have a quick overview of the following information What products got ordered from my store last night? In other words, what products do I need to ship out today, and how many…
This article from econsultancy discusses three case studies that measured the impact with image size on the landing pages on the conversion ratio. What is the outcome? In all three cases, using a bigger image boosted the conversion ratio of the page Boosting the product image by 28%…
Nice article from the Wall Street Journal on the increasing complexity in our day to day lives. Do you know anyone who stops to read “click-through” agreements on websites in the middle of performing a task? One company, PC Pitstop, deliberately buried a clause in its end-user license…
Last night, we rolled out a bunch of small, but useful enhancements to Ordoro. From squashing a bunch of bugs to streamlining the layout of the most-used pages to simplifying our set up process, we feel like this release is going to make all of our customers’ (new…
Over the weekend, we launched a refreshed version of our home page. Like millions of other home pages in existence, ours was becoming a reactionary dumping ground of new information as well as a stagnant pool of outdated content. It became so unbearable to us that in the…