E-Commerce on Buzzr.com

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Two new websites recently launched on the Buzzr.com platform show off the latest features in the e-commerce suites. At KatanyaGolf.com, an established brand of high-end women’s apparel for golfing sells dozens of different styles of clothing. Each new product entry can be given multiple tags, and then pages can be deployed in moments around any one of those tags. e.g. sweaters, vests, accessories.

The website also features a handome new grid display of multiple items in the same category and a product display page that rivals any high end retailors website. Katanya chooses not to sell its products via a shopping cart, but if at any point they wish to start, shopping cart checkout can be added for any or all products.

The KatanyaGolf.com website continues to rapidly evolve as the owners decide their preferred direction for online commerce. The flexibility of Buzzr means  the owners can easily implement changes and new features to the site. And they can manage the site day-to-day without the need for a tech team. 

At KarelinasLeotards, the order of the day are very high end leotards for competitive girls and women’s sports, such as rythmic gymnastics and acrobatics.  Karelinas using a tighter grid configuration for group display of its productrs and a one column product page that allows an unlimited amount of text and images to be diplayed (compared to a two column structure with tighter parameters but more information displayed higher on the page.)

Since Leotard prurchases can run into many thousands of dollars, Karelinas prefer to handle these orders offline. The brand also sells accessories and these can be purchased directly on the site via an online shopping cart.

The Buzzr commerce tools can also be used for online donations or ticket sales.

Coupon Feature on Buzzr.com

Did you know Buzzr has an advanced e-coupon feature available? Coupons can be viewed electroinically, via a print out, or via newsletters. Features include automated removal of the coupon from the site upon expiration date, templated graphic design and bar code insertion.

Here’s an example of a simple coupon created with the Buzzr tool set:

Here’s how it works:

First, you add promotional copy and an image.

Next, choose which store(s) to list on the coupon, the price and discount, if any, the valid date(s), right down to the hour. Then, any disclaimer text. There’s also an an option for bar code

Finally, choose whether to only publish on the site or also distribute via newsletter.