The dpivision.com Ltd Weblog

We’re happy to announce that the first incremental update to Tradingeye v6 is now freely available, at no extra cost to Tradingeye v6 license holders.

Both the v6.1 upgrade scripts as well as the full v6.1 installation files can be found at: http://forum.tradingeye.com/showthread.php?t=2947 (you must be logged in to access this forum thread). The v6.1 upgrade is available to all Tradingeye v6 license holders only – Tradingeye v5.x users must first upgrade to v6 before then upgrading to v6.1.

http://www.tradingeye.com/upgrade.php

A full list of file changes and bug fixes can be found on the forum thread listed above.

After almost a year of development, testing and refinement, the latest release of the standards-based online shopping cart system www.tradingeye.com is finally here, and available for purchase.

The reboot of the award-winning software brings many new user-requested features, such as language packs, an Ebay feed, a new zone-based postage system, many extra shipping promotions, and both Google and Yahoo XML site maps for search engine submissions.

http://www.tradingeye.com/feature-list.php

As well as a completely redesigned admin panel, this latest release of Tradingeye adds multiple image galleries, a reworked navigation system and a new one-page checkout process, allowing even easier online shopping for your customers.

Wladimir Baranoff-Rossine, Managing Director at dpivision.com Ltd., the Newcastle upon Tyne-based software development team behind the product states “Version 6 offers a lot more than the highly-regarded version 5, and will appeal to a much wider market. We have built on the success of version 5 and added many more features to benefit not only retailers looking to get into e-commerce, but also web development companies.”

For more information of the software, check out the all-new www.tradingeye.com site, where you’ll find out all you need to know, including a full feature list, live online demo, and our revised pricing plans.

After tirelessly trawling the Internet for the perfect ecommerce application, designer and developer Aaron Walter stumbled across Tradingeye.com.

And he has used our award-winning shopping cart to create his latest online store, http://www.soupstudios.com, for one of his clients.

Aarron said: “We looked at a lot of different ecommerce apps, but found all of them offered a poor feature set or the template system was too complex to easily integrate our design.

“Tradingeye.com provided us with the features and design flexibility to create a site that is catching our customers attention and converting sales.”

- Aarron Walter (http://www.aarronwalter.com)

An insight into the mind of online shoppers has been revealed in a recent survey.

The Pew foundation quizzed thousands of online shoppers to find out why they shop online, and they found the top four reasons are:

- Shopping online is convenient (78%)
- Best place to buy items that are hard to find (77%)
- Shopping online saves time (68%)
- Best place to find bargains (49%)

The study showed that online shoppers’ attitudes haven’t changed a bit since 1999, when the last survey took place, despite the Internet growing by 3,042%.

Internet security was also highlighted as a growing concern, with 75% admitting they don’t like giving their credit card number or personal details online.

But those questioned said they don’t mind leaving details once they are satisfied the site is credible so make sure your shop lives up to the test to keep customers coming back.