17th April, 2008 - Posted by Chance - No Comments
I was looking for a unobtrusive way to notify users of new Secure Delivery features that I have posted to the official SD blog. I’ve seen a few sites with an IE-style warning or notice bar across the top of their pages that would work, and after some searching I figured out how to » Read More
11th April, 2008 - Posted by Chance - 2 Comments
Any web developer knows how much of a pain in the ass it is to view your site in multiple IE versions- Internet Explorer is integrated with the Windows operating system and its a real production to have more than one version of IE on your computer at once. Enter IE Tester, a handy free tool » Read More
10th April, 2008 - Posted by Chance - No Comments
SupportCenter is a full featured helpdesk / trouble ticket system as well as a feature rich knowledgebase manager. I’ve been meaning to write a quick post about these guys for a while now as its a great piece of software for a great price- the full version costs only $99 and they have a » Read More
20th February, 2008 - Posted by Chance - 2 Comments
This morning we published our largest update for Secure Delivery to date. Read on to see what makes this update so cool: 1. Product Affiliate Program Now vendors can set up and run their own product affiliate programs for any PayPal or 2CheckOut product. Secure Delivery charges not transaction fees, setup fees, approval fees, » Read More
31st December, 2007 - Posted by Chance - 4 Comments
I thought I would make my new years resolution (if you want to call it that- I call it a goal) a day early and beat the bandwagon. My goal for 2008 is to grow Secure Delivery to the point where it is my primary, full time source of income. As it stands now, Secure » Read More
7th December, 2007 - Posted by Chance - No Comments
One of the advanced features we are currently implimenting for Secure Delivery is advanced charts and analytics that show where your revenue comes from. This will show SD users what products are performing well, what sales trends are developing, what percentage of their income comes from affiliate vs. non-affiliate (direct) sales, and more. Click » Read More
