XMod Pro certainly makes this easy.
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Thursday, July 09, 2009
As you might already know, I am a director of a Brisbane Website Design company in Australia and I am constantly looking for way to make the buying process easy for our customers. It is important to review your buying process, ensuring that accessibility is a positive experience for your customers. Lucky, XMod Pro certainly makes this easy.
As you might already know, I am a director of a Brisbane Website Design company in Australia and I am constantly looking for way to make the buying process easy for our customers. It is important to review your buying process, ensuring that accessibility is a positive experience for your customers. Lucky, XMod Pro certainly makes this easy.
This month in XModTutorials.com, I have created a simple example on how to integrate XMod Pro with Paypal. The video is a really basic example of how easy it is to receive payments online. If you are running a DotNetNuke website, you really don’t have an excuse for not providing your customers with an easy way to pay for their products.
I am currently investigating the possibility of creating a customer relationship manager (CRM) in XMod Pro that allows me to store important information on our clients. I have also been tossing around an idea in my head of a portal whereby my clients can login and see the status of a project including milestones and tasks that have already been completed as well as any remaining tasks. This will provide our business with a great communication tool 24 hours a day, leveraging from the wonderful sharing nature of the internet. If I do go ahead and create this project, I will certainly create a video tutorial for this as I am sure many people could certainly benefit from this project. That is, as soon as I get a few seconds!
After my last blog post “Lucky #7”, I decided that I would try to release the updates to my XMod Pro tutorials website on the 7th day of each month. This month, I have only released 1 video. This is largely due to my extremely busy calendar due to many large concurrent projects.
And one final note, I can’t say how much I love comments on my blog. I appreciate the time taken to leave a comment.
- Ryan Scherer