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Title: eCommerce Website
Post by: nevinainfotech on November 22, 2021, 01:38:36 pm
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Title: Re: eCommerce Website
Post by: ValentinePerry on October 08, 2024, 10:16:29 pm
Be sure to ask what types of payment they want to accept. Credit cards? Which ones? E-checks? Paypal? Google checkout? Are card numbers being stored on the payment gateway? If not are you PCI compliant? Do you already have SSL? If not, who's getting the SSL cert? How do you want to handle refunds? Are cancellations pro-rated? Do you want to support affiliates? Do you want to have discount codes? Do subscriptions have setup fees?
Title: Re: eCommerce Website
Post by: AlexTaylor on October 09, 2024, 12:21:51 am
I believe that as the advertising industry evolves, access to primary information is becoming increasingly important to brands. Recently, I see how retail media networks can help them plan better, make more informed media buying decisions and implement more strategic campaigns, which is why I think retail media solution (https://www.oxagile.com/adtech/retail-media-network-development/) is very important in 2024 and should not be ignored.
Title: Re: eCommerce Website
Post by: Tnfk on September 08, 2025, 04:32:31 am
Retail media is definitely growing fast. But for affiliates promoting these retail brands, how do you track performance across different retail platforms?
Title: Re: eCommerce Website
Post by: Dosl on September 08, 2025, 04:49:47 am
That's a real challenge because each retail media platform has its own reporting system and they rarely match up. We promote products across Amazon, Walmart, Target and other retail networks as affiliates but tracking conversions was a mess. Each platform showed different attribution windows and conversion data. Started using RedTrack for affiliates (https://www.redtrack.io/solutions/affiliates/) which consolidates all our retail media campaigns into one dashboard. Now we can compare performance across different retail platforms and see which ones actually generate profitable commissions. Makes it much easier to focus our efforts on the retail networks that work best