Need E-commerce Site.

Hy!
I Need a e-commerce website and i also need suggestion that asp.net site is better or
php.

 

What's your budget, main information, what kind of product will you sell, payments, shipping, quantity? PHP wins at ecommerce solutions. If need consultation, just write PM

 

Hi, Its a good idea to create ecommerce site and you can choose php for your ecommerce platform because there are many good open source ecommerce platform in PHP.

 

Hello

I can help you build an Ecommerce website that converts,

Let me know,

 

I would go for PHP. You have many open-sourced solutions out there, free at your disposal. If you go with PHP, you can try PrestaShop or ZenCart as easier for novice users and quite flexible in their functionality.

 

Hi,

As far as technology is concerned , opt for PHP instead of ASP.NET as its opensource & hosting is cheaper than Windows server.
Also you will have lot of community support as well as professional freelancers available to help you with any programming work to be done on the site.

For building an e-commerce website , I would recommend using Wordpress with Woocommerce or Wp-Commerce plugin & customize to meet your requirements , this is well proven script as many e-commerce websites have been built using it & they run successfully.

So let me know if you still need professional help & I'll be glad to do so.

 

hi,
If you built your eCommerce site on PHP platform its nice. PHP given the open source and also more productive for SEO .

 

php is best way i can make for you

according to your budget so if you give me chance i will do best for you

 

When you're ready to start building your site, you might want to check out ShoppingCart.NET. It's free and open source.

Hope this helps!

_ Sean

 

Try fancyclone.net it's a php script and possibly a good choice for you in case if you want to have a social ecommerce system.

 

Hello,

Please, clarify what kind of the website you need, for what purpuses. Should it be an online store or something else?

 

It depends on the budget if you're not a programmer howver you can buy cpanel based hosting and install opencart or wordpress. you can choose woocommerce with wordpress and there is lot of theme is available with tutorials. you can choose a paypal as basic payment gateway. If you need offline credit card then you must have webshosting with SSL preferred namecheap.


Thanks..

 

why dount you try shopify no headaches or kartrocket you can go live in minutes

 

Wordpress is my fav for e-commerce. I can help you if you like. Let me know.

 

This is good advice. You'll want to stick with PHP if you're doing it yourself.

 

Yeah, if do it yourself, always PHP, if host it - Shopify

Simple to make it with Opencart, or if it has >100 - using WooCommerce, and on top of that blog with that products included in posts.

My 2 cents.

 

I suggest you Opencart or Magento for E-commerce websites.

 

Magento is a good call, but as I've said in various places on this forum -- if you're going to go with Magento and you don't have a pretty solid amount of code and/or programming experience under your belt, you're going to want to make sure that you work with a licensed programmer. And if you are pretty decent when it comes to code-type stuff, there are a ton of forums and message boarrds where Magento developers and enthusiasts are helping each other out.

What's great about Magento, though, is that it's got a bunch of good extensions, and can integrate with a lot of the platforms that enable you to sell on multiple channels -- this is good for you because it means that your storefront can go with you, and you're never limited to selling your goods in only one place.

Hope this helps!

 

I think wordpress is batter for that.
Search bazar in google. See demo.
U will like that. Other suggested is woocommerce that is plugin that convert your wordpress site to shop. Pm me for detail. I can give you suggested sites. Example and more.. i can make it for you.

 

if you are thinking of creating website then in that perspective php is best as it supports more flexible features which you don't find in .net or java