Mini-Stores Add Up Sales
CafePress, a Web site that lets users create and sell custom goods, announced a partnership with Sellit to help online retailers peddle their wares in multiple places around the Web.
The tool, called the Sellit ShopBot, allows CafePress’s 6.5 million Web merchants to build a bite-size version of their CafePress shop and embed it on a variety of sites, including the blogging platform TypePad, Friendster, MySpace and Facebook. Web site owners use CafePress to make and sell a variety of customized products that tout their sites.
The mini-stores allow Web browsers to flip through store inventory and re-direct buyers back to the CafePress shop for purchases.
Photo by CafePress.
home based business on February 2nd, 2009 7:54 am
Sound like a great service. I like automated and the platforms that make it easy for publishers seem to be the ones that really do well.
cassy on February 9th, 2009 11:06 pm
wow! thats a great idea,i cant wait to visit the site, thanks for posting this site!
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