With RelishCMS, we never have to start from scratch. That’s because we pivot from a point of operational efficiency by using the most nimble technology built and available to help get you online fast, so you can sell what you want,when you want--and have less to worry about with costly and cumbersome customization packages that are often only affordable for the big guys.

RelishCMS can help you set up an online storefront in a snap with all the latest features at a very affordable investment.

Our small business eCommerce solutions include:

• Product listing and pricing
• Product demos
• Discounts and coupons,
• Shopping cart
• Packing and shipping
• Payment gateway
• Customer management, product management, e-mail, or any other custom features demanded by the e-shop owner.
• E-commerce CMS: online and offline content management systems for managing and organizing your website's content.

Watch this video to see how easy it is to set up your products:

Product listings will be available from the elements drop down and e-commerce subscribed accounts.

• configure basic product information
• upload multiple images
• create unlimited product variants with customizable options
• track product inventory
• track weight for shipping
• add product tags

Built-In Shopping Cart

• shopping cart
• checkout process
• SSL security

Payment Processing

• PayPal
• Google Checkout
• Authorize.net.

Store Administration

Products can be added via the ‘Add Element’, a complete store administration interface for backend management, bulk updates, and fulfillment allowing you to:

• store activity overview
• fulfill, cancel, and refund orders
• manage customers
• export customer email addresses
• perform batch changes to products and listings
• configure store settings

*pricing plan details to follow

I received access to the #NewTwitter today. The Twitter YouTube video appears as though updates started to roll out September 14, 2010.

The new design includes features for:

• embedding photos
• embedding video
• mini profiles
• and sliding window panes
• related content

So far I really like all the changes and cannot wait to try them all out.

Below I have attached a few screen shots.

@ckinteractive

"The Universal Player is as easy to use as the old embed code, just a lot more compatible. Instead of being a direct link to a Flash player the new Universal Player can automatically detect what kind of device is viewing the video and choose the optimum player based on the device's capabilities. For example, it will serve mobile video to iPhones and Androids and HD to iPads and Desktops." read more at Vimeo's Blog.

How to:

1. Export your blog posts from your current site or another site that has posts you would like to import.
2. Login to your website.
   
3. Navigate to the blog element where you would like to import the posts.
4. Click on Settings from the Blog element toolbar dropdown.
   
5. Click on the ADVANCED tab.
   
6. Scroll to the bottom to the heading Blog Import.
7. Beneath the Import From a File, click on the browse button to find your file to import.

   Note: If you do not have a file to import you can choose the Import From a URL option by typing in the URL of the blog posts.

8. It is recommended that you click in the check box for Generate 301 redirects for imported posts? to help the search engines.
9. Click the Import Blog Posts button.

Images may be used up to 250,000 times in aggregate in any venue in print or download in the following areas:

• Sample
• Opt-in Email Marketing
• Presentations
• Trade show displays
• Public areas & stores
• Billboards
• Packaging & labels
• Web sites
• Advertising posters
• Business cards
• Broadcast video
• Letterhead
• Brochures

Example Use:

If you would like more advanced recurring events on your website, this is the option to go with. Many people might be using Google calendars or other iCal based calendars already so this makes the transition very easy and convenient.

How to:

1. Login to your website.
   
2. Go the the page where your calendar is.
3. Click on Settings from the calendar element dropdown list.
   
   
4. Click on the ADVANCED tab.
5. You'll see a section for "Calendar Subscription" and a field to enter your external iCal feed URL (your external software like Google Calendar will provide you with the iCal URL)
6. Paste your iCal feed URL into that field.
7. Click the Update button.
   

One other nice feature is that once you've subscribed, you canoverride the title and description of the events by editing them within your calendar. Just edit an event like normaland you can add web-only content to an event for display purposes. Theevent still stays connected to your iCal source. Keep in mind that ifyou ever unsubscribe from the iCal source, all events related to theiCal source, even content added through your website, will bedeleted

XML sitemaps
Our CMS automatically generates an XML sitemap that is updated whenever you make changes to your site structure. If you use Google's webmaster tools or other applications to help you with your search engine optimization, you can provide this sitemap to the search engines to assist them with indexing your site. The address of your XML sitemap is simply [yourdomain]/sitemap.aspx.

Friendly sitemaps
Our CMS also automatically creates a friendly sitemap that you can promote to your visitors as a place to find links to all of the content on your site. Including a link to your sitemap in the footer or elsewhere on your site will help search engines find the sitemap and, in turn, find links to all of your public pages. It's just another layer that can add to the SEO mix, as well as providing a friendly user experience. Your friendly sitemap can be found at [yourdomain]/sitemap.

301 redirects
301 redirects are the best and most SEO friendly way to redirect traffic from one URL to another. It is wise to use 301 redirects any time you change the URLs for content on your site, especially when you are moving a new site onto the CMS. 301 redirects make sure the search engines can find your content in its new location. Without them, search engines simply see that your old URLs no longer work and drop them from their rankings. The CMS's built-in 301 redirect manager lets you manually create redirects as well as importing a sitemap to create batches of redirects from a previous site.

Primary domains
The system also lets you specify a primary domain and uses domain-level 301 redirects to force all traffic to the primary domain. This applies even to www and non-www versions of the same domain, which search engines often view as separate. Choosing one domain as primary helps you avoid "duplicate content" penalties and also ensures that you primary domain captures the value of all inbound links to your site. Choose a primary domain by selecting the radio button next to your domain in My Website -> Settings.

Robots.txt
Robots.txt is a file used to direct web robots, wanderers, crawlers, and spiders on how they should or should not index your site. Our CMS gives you full control to add content to your site's robots.txt file. Simply visit My Website -> Settings and click on the "Advanced" tab.

Easy Google analytics integration
Google Analytics offers a free way to get comprehensive stats about your website traffic. Because you have full access to the HTML of your site, it is easy to add the Analytics scripts to your CMS sites. Simply visit My Website -> Designs and edit your design to drop the script onto each of your HTML template files.

Can I use my own domain?

Absolutely. When you're ready, you can assign any domains that you own to your websites on our CMS.

Do I have to pay for hosting, too?

Nope. Every CMS website includes free cloud hosting. This is just one of the many advantages of our CMS web-based system.

Does the CMS work on Macs?

Yes! and on PCs. Our CMS is an online application so there's nothing to install. All you need is an internet connection and a modern web browser. Both Safari and Firefox are supported on Mac. On PC, we officially support IE7 or later and Firefox. Linux users can also use Firefox.

Time is just as valuable as money, so when you're evaluating the "cost" of your CMS, you have to look at more than just the sticker price. After all, if you're spending your time learning, supporting, or upgrading, you're not using that time building your business. That's why CMS maintains a focus on ease-of-use. Everything is built to keep your learning curve short, which saves you time.

But there's also time involved in installing, upgrading, troubleshooting and maintaining the hosting of "free" and even some paid CMS systems. Often, CMS tools require you to host them yourself and a single installation can require significant time to manage. With our CMS, on the other hand, you never have to mess with the software. No matter how many sites you have. Again, this saves you tons of time that you can use to build your business.

Perhaps the biggest one is saving time. The CMS is designed to streamline your business and let you focus your time on content. Free systems can drain your time and, after all, time is money.