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12.01.2012
“Online Handel 2012” Congress
The eighth yearly congress "Online Handel 2012" (Online Trade 2012) is taking place in Bonn this year from 18th to 19th January and is an important meeting
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05.01.2012
TB.One: Using component sets
Why should potential customers decide on and buy your products? Have you presented your products in the right light? Purchasing decisions are not only
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22.12.2011
TB.One: Processing list articles
In manual data maintenance it isn't easy to process and update master data quickly and in a structured way due to a variety of products and articles. The mass
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21.12.2011
Welcome to the Tradebyte blog
Shortly before Christmas we're giving ourselves the greatest present: Finally the Tradebyte blog is starting after a successful test phase. From now on, you can
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20.12.2011
Tradebyte has connected Zalando
This month the first sales partner has gone live on Zalando.de. Before that there was an extensive project phase in which Tradebyte took an important role as
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16.12.2011
Bestsidestory wins PR budget from Tradebyte
"As a young and fast growing software vendor for online retailers, marketplaces and sales platforms we were searching for a partner with a strong performance in
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24.11.2011
TB.One: Checking components
In general, it is very important when enhancing core product data that important features of your product are entered as a product or article component in the
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Tech, Tradebyte Insights
15.11.2011
TB.One: Simple administration of media data
Would you buy an article online without having seen it before? Probably not. Potential buyers decide within seconds for or against a product. Therefore,
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28.10.2011
TB.One: Efficient returns management
How do you shape your returns management? Do you know the reason for the returns? Can you identify your "problem children"? Do you have a comprehensive overview