| | | paypalpains | 04-26-2012 03:41 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by paypalpains
(Post 334390)
Just happy to have a payment processor for now :) Am sure it can easily be changed. But you are definitely right. |
They screwed me, I got an email from PP about policy compliance, do you know what i need to do ? something to do with PCI DSS , any help be appreciated
thanks |
| paypalpains | 04-26-2012 04:47 AM | Sorted it , joke having to pay £30 to trustwave. |
| they_screwed_me_too | 04-26-2012 05:41 AM | if its to do with your payment module, PM the email they sent and ill have alook
had some experience with this
although im sure there are people on here much more experienced |
Quote:
Originally Posted by paypalpains
(Post 330738)
Paypal website payment pro now in place on site at £20 a month .
Now just working on generating traffic to my site.
Hard as hell learning SEO , there is too much bollox out there, not enough concrete instructions, why do idiots have to be long winded. Annoys the f*** out of me.
Well at least the no-chex saga is behind me, and no thanks to them I am back up and running, and sales can be taken. | SEO isnt too hard to learn in opinion, might be worth trying to start off learning whitehat ways with all the trouble from Google udpates recently.
Reading sites such as seomoz and searchengineland has provide invaluable for me. |
| GofortheGold | 04-29-2012 01:17 PM | Great to see you building a website, that's a good idea. Building the website usually isn't the issue, it's how you get traffic to your webstore. SEO, pay per click, social media, etc, etc, traffic usually dictates how much money you'll make. |
| yellow0102 | 06-23-2012 07:44 PM | any updates on this? I would love to check out your site :) |
| paypalpains | 07-29-2012 10:31 AM | Hi sorry, have not been around for a bit, the site is up and running, i use google checkout now.
PP is a no no.
Yellow , sales are slow, as I do not put enough time in to it, which is my own fault.
However do make some , just not regular or consistent. |
| paypalpains | 07-29-2012 10:34 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by GofortheGold
(Post 336221)
Great to see you building a website, that's a good idea. Building the website usually isn't the issue, it's how you get traffic to your webstore. SEO, pay per click, social media, etc, etc, traffic usually dictates how much money you'll make. | Yes, you are right, the hard part is the stuff you mentioned.
Still working on it, is not easy, as I find it quite lethargic just from reading about it |
| gambit | 12-09-2012 02:28 PM | any updates on your site now? I been thinking of creating my own website too. Don't know if it will worth my time? |
| stepia2 | 01-07-2013 03:19 PM | It is super easy to make a site and rank it cheap. MUCH easier than going through all that ebay pain the ass. I made a site with bigcommerce and ranked it for the keyword i wanted for like $200. That $200 brought me 300-500 visitors a day... You don't need any knowledge to make a site using a platform like bigcommerce, 3dcart etc, but you do need to know what to buy when it comes to SEO. Obviously, it's a waste of time to do it all yourself, especially if you are new to it. For starters, I would just go to Webmaster Offers on WarriorForum and buy a few SEO packages there. Defintely takes some research and practice, but it's really super easy and quick. Just dive in.
In fact, I would start off with Adwords or BingAds first, just to get an idea about coversions and other aspects of running a store. Make sure though you don't try to advertise vero stuff with Adwords and such unless you want to get banned by Google too lol. |
| xenix | 01-07-2013 08:41 PM | How did you rank your site for your keyword for $200? Did you use a seo service? or did you purchase links? Quote:
Originally Posted by stepia2
(Post 408198)
I made a site with bigcommerce and ranked it for the keyword i wanted for like $200. That $200 brought me 300-500 visitors a day... | |
| stepia2 | 01-11-2013 05:36 PM | I did both. I bought several SEO packages and rented high PR homepage links. | | All times are GMT -5. The time now is 10:00 AM. | |
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