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Chapter
1 - Answers
- What
products do you currently sell that you think would be best sold on
the Internet? Why?
Think about
your products and categories. Which ones make sense? Which ones don’t?
- Are
your customers already on the net? (Yes/No)
Describe
your typical customer’s profile.
- Are
you prepared to handle international orders from the global marketplace?
Can
a consumer in Sydney, Australia (G’day Mate!) use their VISA card to
purchase on your site?
- What
is a click through? (Define)
A Click
Through (also spelled click thru) is a click on a web ad (banner, medallion,
button, lug, etc) that takes the surfer to a special offer page or a
different web site. Often counted and reported as a statistic for web
based advertising. E.g. Our banner ads are running at 4.3% click thrus
on TrainingTools.com.
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What is CPM? (Define)
CPM stands
for cost per thousand. It’s used as a method to price web based advertising.
If banner ads are priced at $50.00 CPM then the cost for 100,000 impressions would
be $5,000.00.
- What
is an affiliate program? (Define) What is an example of one?
An affiliate
program is a program that allows 2 organizations to partner in advertising
and selling products. Amazon’s affiliate program has resulted in their
banners and advertising links showing up on thousands of other sites.
Under the program if customers purchase after coming to Amazon from
an affiliate’s site, the affiliate receives commission or compensation
for the sale.
- What
is the standard size for a banner ad?
168 pixels wide
x 40 pixels high.
- What
is a URL?
URL stands
for Uniform Resource Locator. It is the standard method used, when creating
links, to describe the addresses of files on the web.
- What
are Tags?
HTML coding
is often referred to as tagging since most HTML elements have a beginning
point and an ending point known as the opening and closing tag. These
tags use angle brackets, <opening> some content affected by the
tag </closing>
- What
is uploading?
This
term refers to the process of moving a copy of a file, or transferring
information from your local machine (files on your hard drive or information
in your browser) to the web server.
Chapter
2 - Answers
- What
is the name of the MIVA Script file used to remove MIVA Merchant?
The name
of the file is remove.mv
- Why
do you need to specify a Mail server?
MIVA
Merchant issues confirmation e-mails to both the customer and the merchant
when a sale is made. It requires a mail server to use to send the e-mails.
- Why
is the Secure Site Configuration so important?
To
be successful you must offer customers a secure environment in which
they can place their orders. If your configuration is not done properly
your customer’s information will not be secure.
- What
is the name of the MIVA Script file used to setup the MIVA Merchant
package?
The name of the file is setup.mv
- Do you
have to remove MIVA Merchant before attempting to re-install it? (Yes
/ No)
Yes
Chapter
3 - Answers
- Can
order numbers contain letters? (Yes / No)
No.
- If
you don’t want to prompt customers to login, in order to make purchases
where would you turn that off?
In the Edit
Store menu, select Customer Accounts.
- Can
you put HTML codes/tags into the message, Header, and Footer fields?
(Yes / No)
Yes.
- What
are the 3 methods you can choose from for the calculation of taxes on
sales?
You can
select from: VAT, State Based and Shopper Selected.
Chapter
4 - Answers
- What
is a Delimiter? (Define)
A
delimiter is a character used to mark the limits (ending point) of a
field. A data file that is tab delimited means that each piece of data
ends with a tab character to delimit it from the next piece of data.
- If
you do not enter any Weight for the product, will the shipping module
be able to calculate a shipping cost? (Yes/ No)
Yes.
- What
is the maximum number of characters for the Category Code field?
50 characters.
- What
is the maximum number of characters for the Category Name field?
100
characters.
Chapter
5 - Answers
- Give
an example of a product that you sell that requires the customer to
make choices to get the product they want, i.e. Size – SM, M, L, XL,
XXL.
Broccoli
– small, medium or large? Don’t think so!
- Can
product attributes affect the price of the product?
Yes if the
attribute uses a checkbox to allow the customer to select it or not.
- Can
product attributes be required? Give an example.
Yes. Attributes
such as size or color should be required to allow the customer to order
the exact product that they desire.
- Why
would you only offer a special promotion through the Upsold product
feature?
It
allows you to offer the promotion only to customers that are purchasing
other items from your site.
- Where
is the Upsale offer presented to the customer?
Upsale products don’t
show up until the final order information page, during customer check
out.
Chapter
6 - Answers
- Can
you use more than one shipping module with your store configuration?
Yes. Different
shipping options will be displayed to the customer.
- What
payment option would you use to accept checks?
The
check payment module.
- What
options do you have to accept credit cards?
You
can choose Credit Card Payment with Simple Validation or you can choose
from one of the real time processing options from the listed vendor
offerings.
- How
does the customer know that their order was accepted / placed?
The
customer receives an e-mail confirmation that their order was placed.
- How
do you know when you have sold something?
An
order confirmation is e-mailed to the merchant when a customer purchases
from the site.
Chapter
7- Answers
- Can
customers create their own account?
Yes, customers can create their own accounts on your site.
- Why
should a customer create an account at your store?
If a customer
plans to purchase from your store again, having an account means that
they will not have to enter all of their shipping information again.
- Can
you have special products that are only offered to certain customers?
Yes. You
can create an availability group to restrict special products to selected
customers.
- Can
you have different price lists that are available to different customers?
Yes.
You can create price groups that allow you to present different prices
to different customers.
- Do
repeat visitors have to login every time they visit?
Repeat customers
may be recognized by MIVA Merchant if they have ever logged in or created
an account before. Once recognized the repeat customer would see any
special prices or products that you have associated with their account.
If they choose to purchase an item they will be asked to login.
Chapter
8- Answers
- Do
you have to batch orders to process them?
No. You
can process each individual order without creating a batch.
- Why
would you want to create a batch?
If
your site is generating many orders it will be easier to handle them
in batches as opposed to individual orders.
- Why
would you run a Standard Batch Report?
The
Standard Batch Report will allow you to see customer order information
in a summarized format.
- How
can you get your customer order information out of MIVA Merchant?
Export
the information to a flat file format.
Chapter
9- Answers
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1. Can
you link to MIVA Merchant pages from other web pages that were not
created by MIVA Merchant?
Yes.
When you create your store with MIVA Merchant you can click on the
Links button to display the URLs for the key pages such as the storefront,
the accounts page, the products page, etc.
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Can
you create your own purchase buttons that will work with MIVA Merchant’s
shopping basket?
Yes.
The “add 1 to basket” and “buy 1 now” functions for each product can
be implemented as URLs for links.
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What
features of the navigation bar can be changed?
The
background color and the images for each of the menu items can be
changed.
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Can
the navigation bar be removed completely?
No.
The navigation bar cannot be removed or disabled without customization
to the MIVA Merchant software.
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