Kidson Talks | The E-commerce Chemist

Well this is my task, to make the terms and conditions for my company to be more UK friendly. So I have been researching other companies terms and conditions within the field of design and what they demand of their customers. Some companies have shocking T&C’s, they almost force customers to be happy, or they [...]

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On-line retailing is competitive. New start up businesses or bricks and mortar businesses will look at competitors in their field and see what they are up too. It is only natural. Many retailers (eBayers are the most prolific for this) think that simply copying their competitors will achieve results. So here is a list of [...]

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eBay I still love you, even though I don’t like some of the decisions you make and what you do try to do to my searching methods sometimes – but in essence I still love you. eBay is still one of the greatest marketplaces going, for me a self confessed ebay addict – it is [...]

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When it comes to web security, people are always the weakest link.  Hackers hardly ever crack a password because it is easier to dupe people in to revealing it by employing a range of social engineering techniques. Sound familiar? Because of this phishing emails were born and are one of the greatest threats to our personal security on the web. So [...]

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There are far too many web development and design horror stories – and many of my clients have had serious trust issues with a previous developer. Re-cultivating this trust can be difficult, even for the most dedicated and well thought of web developer. The world of eBay design has had its ups and downs, eBay [...]

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