What's the blogosphere is saying about EcommerceForEveryone.com

Just wanted to create a quick post and round up some of the things we're hearing about EcommerceForEveryone.com , a few independant posts:

http://www.mymoneystation.com/work-from-home/thinking-of-opening-an-amazoncom-store

http://myownbusinessdairy.blogspot.com/2009/01/ecommerceforeveryonecom-perfect-for.html

http://selfdefenceismandatory.blogspot.com/2009/01/ecommerceforeveryonecom-perfect-for.html

http://ecommerce4ubyme.blogspot.com/2009/01/welcome-to-e-commerce-for-everyone.html

http://moorthy-nokia.blogspot.com/2009/01/ecommerceforeveryone.html

http://blog.office1000.org/tags/online_business/20090128-153028-Reputation-Matters-New-Small-Biz--e-commerce-websites-from-Amazon-

http://jonam.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!BE526B7536AE8AF6!136.entry

There's been a decent amount of feedback. I hope that we can continue to improve our product with lots of cool new features.

Still Coding Through The Holidays

Today is Christmas 2008, but unlike many of my peers, I decided to go ahead and do a little work today. I spent some time creating the international versions of E-commerce For Everyone websites on one of our test domains. It was fun creating Amazon Associate websites for our French, German, Canadian and UK friends. I'm still working on the Japanese version (that one is gonna be a little tricky).

I had a revelation this week while working on the international versions of Amazon Associates. The first revelation is that it's not called Amazon Associates everywhere, it's actually called PartnerNet in Germany (that blew my mind for a minute, lol). Another revelation I had is that Babel has come a long way (your translations rock now). A third revelation is that even though it took me 20 minutes to do, I didn't need someone else who spoke Japanese to sign-up for the Japanese version of Amazon Associates.

I have to say that this month has been awesome for sales, I broke my monthly sales record too, so that is always encouraging. I'm even more excited now at the prospect of making lots of international revenue. I've primarily focused on the United States as my main source of sales, but if this recession has taught me anything, it's that I should diversify my already recession proof business. I'm excited by the prospect that internationally, there is still so much growth opportunity.

E-commerce For Everyone

I've just launched my new e-commerce websites service for amazon associates, it's called E-commerce For Everyone www.ecommerceforeveryone.com . I've spent the last year or so doing development work and I'm finally getting closer to being completed anyways.

The sites are looking good and the features are good for version one. I've been posting in a few forums and doing a little ppc to drive traffic to the site. I wrote an ecommerce article that went up on ezine articles the other day.

I hope that amazon associates can use the service and make good money from it. I was advising a client that they need to market the site, which is about the only thing they need to focus on outside of making sure they're site looks good.