Shift4Shop eCommerce Blog | Apps & Integrations (5)

Online store owners love to save time and money. The more they have of both, the more they can focus on what really matters… growing their business.

Online store owners have a thousand things to worry about, but thanks to the recent partnership formed between 3dcart and Endicia, shipping and logistics is no longer one of them.

New Built-in USPS Shipping Labels Printing with DYMO Endicia Integration

We are super excited to hear that our friends & 3dcart partner, Shipstation is now supporting Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA). They've built the integration from the ground up to make the process as clean, simple and seamless as possible. If you already use ShipStation, you know how easy it is to fulfill your own orders through this app. Now, we can help you outsource your fulfill just as easily!

Fraud cost merchants more than $102 billion in 2011. It was the third year in a row with more than 300,000 online fraud complaints filed -- a 3.4-percent increase. The adjusted dollar loss of internet fraud complaints last year was $485.3 million.

Join us Tuesday, September 11, 2012 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CDT for our webinar with Bizelo:"Increase Your 3dCart Experience With Bizelo's Inventory Management App."

We are so thrilled to announce our latest partnership with Bizelo! In case you didn't know Bizelo provides small businesses with a large and growing collection of online web applications that are simple to use!

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Every business needs to increase the size of its customer base to ensure continued growth. While a detailed marketing strategy and great SEO are important for finding new customers, they're not your only options. To scale up effectively, you need to go where your potential customers are — and often, they're shopping on other websites like eBay or Amazon, searching for products on Google Shopping, exploring their interests on Facebook, getting ideas from Pinterest… you get the picture.