Posts Tagged ‘Google’
Google Shopping Product Feed
Posted December 7th, 2009
Google Shopping (previously called Froogle or Google Products) is a price comparison service offered by search engine giant Google. Products can be uploaded to Google Shopping through a Google Shopping Feed for free and can then be accessed either through a shopping link at the top of Google, or sometimes through a Google Shopping section which appears within the Google search results.
Updating a Google Shopping Feed is usually a manual process which is very time-consuming; when your...
C.H.S – “we have dramatically increased our web sales both retail and trade…”
Posted September 6th, 2009
Client Testimonial from C.H.S
"We heard about Visualsoft through recommendation. We had a website already but Visualsoft convinced us that our Google performance could be improved - and they were right! We have dramatically increased our web sales both retail and trade since Visualsoft took control of our website.
We have over 100,000 products in our online store; we have been able to show much more of the ranges we offer than we could have in a paper catalogue.
We have no firm...
eCommerce Expo – a resounding success
Posted November 3rd, 2008
Visualsoft recently exhibited at the eCommerce Expo at Olympia, 28th-29th October; an event attended by over 3500 people either heavily involved in eCommerce, or looking to get online asap. Highlights, apart from ourselves (pictured in the freshly ironed black shirts) included presentations by Google and PayPal.
We would like to thank everyone who took the time to come and speak with us. Our stand was particularly busy throughout and we apologise to those who did not get the...
Website takes car dealership to the top
Posted August 19th, 2008
Visualsoft have again shown that we are the leading eCommerce specialists after the recent story published in the Evening Gazette.
Cars Bought For Cash were recently the subject of a feature in the newspaper after the fantastic eCommerce website design created by Visualsoft transformed the business.
This article was published on Tuesday 19th August 2008:
A 76,000-page website that cost less than £7,000 to develop has shot a Tees Valley motor dealer to the top of Google and...
