FlopV
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I'd try it if you share it.
That druglord game from 20 years ago haha
How much time are you looking to commit ? Are you looking to work remote ?
How much $ you looking for a year ?
All that matters
You post your resume link?
Maybe it would be a good offering when a user is going to churn ?
I know of a marketing company for life sciences.
How do I get in touch with you?
How do you plan to get traffic ?
The company may not have loyalty to you, but you're coworkers and managers might. Relationships matter greatly.
What's the best way to contact you? How many hours are you looking to reasonably put in?
Sounds like you should be a bartender before jumping into opening your own bar.
You can send that data into bigquery with ga4 if you need too.
Have you made any progress here ?
A ridge wallet and Nexgen ceramic spray!
Find an ecommerce company to work for. You'll ship much faster and have a huge impact.
Tech to an ecommerce business.
Your tech skills and systematic approach will correlate very closely with digital marketing.
As someone who runs an ecommerce brand, my experience is you should be working on the business, not in the business. All my customer service is ran by a hybrid internal and outsourced team.
You can use zendesk or a free zendesk alternative, or even shared email box or forwarded emails to a rep, depending on how simple the needs & tracking is.
There are call centers that can handle tickets and phone systems that run for about $10 an hour per seat.
You could also find a customer service rep on Upwork. I've found great hires there. I'd mention that you need someone that can speak on the phone which will filter out anyone who doesn't have great English communication skills.
Another place to look for talent is VAs for real estate on Facebook groups. Not sure why, but the niche seems to have great talent at CS.
what are you working on? I'm interested in hearing more!
Most of our traffic comes from direct sales pages, which shopify does not do very well. The membership functionality would be 3K a month at the enterprise level just to meet the needs of shopify integrating with our CRM properly. We've used shopify and are familiar with what it can and can't do well.
We'd be fine with migrating off of PHP.
I have not, I'll look into this.
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FlopV on Friday October 09, 2020 @09:15AM
from the ask-hn dept.
What is the best stack for a medium to high volume ecommerce site? Our focus is fast and reliable performance, the ability to call our CRMs APIs, no transaction fees on the platform, and have the ability for a user to login to see past orders and other info from our CRM. Our checkout process will need to be web forms that use a particular vendors API. I'm not sure the best cart and...
Correct me if I'm wrong but believe he's talking about 2 years out to acctaully purchase the stock ?
Sorry about that on mobile and can't seem to delete it myself.
I use veem for my business and it's been great. I don't know how well it would work for personal use. This is from the US to Mexico, southeast Asia, and India.
I've used veem for my business and it's been pretty good. I don't know if you can use it for personal use.
Reach out to me I might have a job for you.