Increase your sales total per order with these simple ideas. Eric and Ben discuss promotion and cross selling techniques to increase store performance. This show will help you add convenience and incentives to your shoppers experience.

So, here's the deal. We really wanted to do a great little show about online subscriptions. Instead, this show contains little else but loopy, whacky behavior void of any actual usable content. You probably shouldn't even download this episode. Consider yourself warned. UPDATE: Still our most useless show ever.

What's happening on your site this second? If you don't know, that should change after you view this show. In this episode, Eric and Ben take you through two application designed stat analysis, and show you how to get the most out of each one. This is a great episode to watch in full screen as we are going through the actual applications in a screen-cast. If you have Google Analytics, StatCounter, or are just interested in analysis, pull up a chair and enjoy.

If you need SEO, this is the only vodcast you will ever need. Well, maybe not, but according to us, this is the most impressive display of SEO knowledge you have ever heard. For static and dynamically built sites, we offer the information you need to build your content the right way. This is quite a bit longer than our other episodes, so we apologize for the bandwidth. Alright, so there you have it... now go ahead and download it for heavens sake.

Alright, so we get down to the nitty gritty on this intro SEO webtacular. This is part 1 of 3 fantastic episodes for the beginner to intermediate level web professional or online store manager. This edition is specifically geared toward the fundamentals of Search Engines, and how your web page interacts with them. We cover the basics necessary to understand in order to go full steam ahead in the next episode on how to optimize your site for Search Engines.

In this weeks episode, we tackle a Texas sized email from a viewer. We discuss design interfaces and control, what dynamic really means, and why frontpage sucks. This show will help define what skills you may or may not need when it comes to building and managing your own online store Many people and or companies assume that a web guru is needed on staff in order to take on the challenge - this is just not true in today's online marketplace. With a hosted e-commerce suite, all the basic needs are met.

We were in San Francisco at vloggercon 2006 last week - needless to say, we could not record a regular show. This five minute beauty shows a little about what goes on at a conference like this. Also, we were lucky enough to meet up with Amber MacArthur and the TORRENT TV crew and land an interview on Episode 10 - find the show on G4TechTV. Next week, a regular show is planned.

In this weeks episode, Eric and Ben talk about your catalog and it's structure. We cover what it is, how to use it, and tips for large and small catalogs. This is a crucial aspect for your store that might not be apparent in the beginning, but careful planning can prevent massive headaches in the future.

Finally, we are finished with our 3 part series from our friend Robert. In this episode, we talk about how to identify which templates need to be customized, and which can be left alone. If you haven't checked out "Which way do I go?", and "Elements of a store", I highly recommend listening to those first.

Template vs. Custom design, which is better for you and your customers? The second in a series of three video podcasts about template vs. custom e-commerce site designs. In this episode, Eric and Ben identify the different elements of a store. Then in episode 006, the guys will conclude this series with ways to customize the store elements.