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A guide to UK ecommerce

storebuilder writes "I'd like everyone in the Nuke community to know about my latest project at http://www.storebuilder.co.uk. This a guide to ecommerce with a UK bias however of course everyone is free to join in. I'm happy to say that this project would not have been made possible without the PHP Nuke googletap feature which makes sites like this a feasibility - getting found on google is now no longer a worry.

My big thanks to Nuke cops for providing such a support forum that I got everything up and running with the minimum of fuss and effort. A big thank you from me to the Nuke community. Being a search engine freak means that I have always had a bias against using database driven sites for serious ecommerce usage. With good reason I believe. It has always been a (comparatively short) historical case that search engines have not been able to spider these sites successfully. Developing the googletap feature is one of the fundamental advances made within the PHP Nuke source code that truly sets it above other database driven CMS's - I only discovered it by chance after I had initially set it up to test it out - and now I am a true convert. I'm still testing ways to get a better result on a daily basis (for example trying to use the header filled with text) however I can positively say that by implementing PHP Nuke with googletap you have no fear of not being found in search engines. Your only limitation is how much information you are prepared to put into the site. The advances made in google tap are crucial to the future success of phpnuke as a usable alternative to static HTML for sites that are dependent on search engine traffic. What I would say on this subject is that although the googletap feature is not wholly complete - the results for storebuilder have been outstanding in the two months that it has been a phpnuke site. This is because surfers are finding the site through search terms that I would never before have targeted - simply writing the articles gives you a "blanket" coverage. Finally - big thanks to Zhen-Xjell for providing excellent moderation at this site and all of the hard work that the moderators do here. It's welcomed by me and many silent others I am sure. Thankyou.

Admin Note: Thanks for sharing your PHP-Nuke success story with the community. Its always a pleasure reading something like this."

Posted on Friday, December 12 @ 09:04:17 CET by Zhen-Xjell

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