Originally posted by los_design
Certainly at odds to the 'its a load of work' post that CB made.
Thats my reference point.
This is clearly being blown out of all proportion IMHO.
Sometime in Google history there was a meeting, they discissed the issue of kickbacks for cart developers and they decided No. Sure they could change their mind but will they?
GC is not the great deal breaker....if a site does not offer it, do you seriously believe that your customers will walk away?
If a client leaves a store without buying it is because
a the prices are too steep
b they do not have faith in the store/company
c the store is badly presented
d the store has popped up overnight and has no confidence boosting info (similar to b but you get my point)
If you think your business needs GC to succeed then I would look at your career options very carefully.
If a client leaves a store without buying it is because
a the prices are too steep
b they do not have faith in the store/company
c the store is badly presented
d the store has popped up overnight and has no confidence boosting info (similar to b but you get my point)
If you think your business needs GC to succeed then I would look at your career options very carefully.
It needs GC to save £1000 a month in transaction fees until the end of 2008 (based on current Paypal usage)
It needs GC to get credits on my £4000 a month Adwords bill.
But no, I agree, it doesnt need it succeed.
Let Actinic address the issues close at hand first, add the feature to the wishlist and confirm its viability (dev costs vs potential revenue), is that not the way they should react. If enough people add it to the wishlist then they will react accordingly.
For Actinic to implement the solution that drounding said would be very little work indeed. And in any case, GC has been known about long enough for a full solution to be implemented. There is no excuse for it not to be.
These are the reasons im a bit miffed with Actinic, rather than the not having GC per se.
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