eCommerce Blog

27 Jan

Shop Translated Struts Re-Design and Custom Homepage Banner Image Map

Yahoo! Stores

Shop Translated, a Yahoo! Store focusing on “translating” modern fashion trends for plus-sized women, recently up-styled their own digital look. FastPivot’s design and development team provided designs, assisted in the development of enhanced functionality, and stream-lined interface and behind-the-scenes management systems. The site was widened overall, a new background was added, an enhanced footer was [...]

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23 Jan

Yahoo! Stores May Lose Some Functionality for 30-40 Minutes During January 23-24 Update

Yahoo! Stores

Via Yahoo! Merchant Solutions: On Monday, January 23, at 7:30 p.m. PT, until Tuesday, January 24, at 6:30 a.m. PT, Yahoo! Merchant Solutions will be releasing several feature enhancements for your store. While we do this work, you may experience a 30 to 40-minute period during which shoppers may be unable to use coupons or [...]

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19 Jan

When Facebook Fails, A Reminder to Diversify

Social Media

Here’s the scenario: You’ve spent countless time building your Facebook Page, because you know social media is the marketing of the future. In fact, to really make social media work you’ve got to be there posting and interacting everyday. And you’ve even added Facebook link icons to all your webpages, product pages, blogs, etc. etc. [...]

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19 Jan

FastPivot Team Given Paid Day Off to Serve Community for MLK Day

Leadership

FastPivot’s team members had a chance to take a paid day off this past Monday to volunteer in honor of  Martin Luther King Day, and check out the good many of them did in their communities: Jennifer Boos, Project Manager: Volunteered with the Bent Creek Community Trail Improvement Project (Trash Cleanup) Her story: Living in [...]

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18 Jan

Google Goes Black to Protest Sopa and Pipa; What Are You Doing?

Leadership

Go to Google.com today and instead of seeing the familiar “Google” type in the middle of the page, you’ll see Google has a large obstructing black rectangle over it’s name. For Google, going “black” is to protest the #Pipa and #Sopa bills going through congress right now. They both could inflict serious blows to internet [...]

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