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So, now you have a beautiful new shopping cart from Kryptronic, you have your products in the system, your categories are smokin’ and your site just shines. Now you want the world to see it! Are you using the promotional tools you have to their fullest? This is how to be king of the mountain (or how to own Google) in five easy steps…
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Sure, you’re tired of hearing about what Mark had for breakfast and about Ellen’s boyfriend troubles. You’re tired of reading about Little Jimmy’s hamster winning a race at the local pet shop, or any other mention of the minutiae that some folks seem to think we all care about. But you’d better pay attention to social media because frankly, it’s here to stay and your business is going to need it.
ClickCartPro and EuropaCart ecommerce software by Kryptronic has a built in loyalty points system. This system is used to build loyalty with customers by providing them a loyalty points account. When customers place orders for qualifying items, they earn points which they can spend at a later date on future orders. The purpose of this article is to explain how to use this system.
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When installing or updating Kryptronic software, there is a step in the installer that requires you to set up mail. You have three choices: to use the PHP mail() function; to use an SMTP server; or to use the Unix sendmail program. This article explains how to use Google’s mail server as your SMTP server for sending emails. All you need is a Gmail account…
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Assuming you’d like to add a custom menu (aka skin widget) to the sidemenu of your active desktop skin, follow these instructions. These instructions assume you are using the default Desktop display skin, but are applicable to any desktop skin.
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