Yahoo has revamped and relaunched its DIY e-commerce service Yahoo Stores, which was first launched in 1998 for small businesses to sell their goods online. Yahoo Stores offers web hosting, domains, storage space, SEO help, emails, and basic pre-packaged website templates among other features, allowing business owners to create websites and start selling their products in a very short period of time. Plans & Pricing: There are three different plans a user could opt for: Basic for $26 per month, Professional for $69 per month and Premier for $249 per month. The Professional plan offers listing of unlimited number of products and unlimited storage space. The Premier plans offers unlimited bandwidth, in addition to offerings of the Professional plan. The Professional and Premier plans also provide $100 Yahoo Bing Search Ad credit and API access for third-party solutions. Businesses opting for the Premier plan also get access to a priority customer support number. Yahoo will be charging a transaction fee of 1.50% from Basic customers, 1% from Professional customers and 0.75% from Professional customers. New back-end tech: The company says that it is providing users with the same SEO technology, including relevant keywords in website URLs and concise descriptions that it employs for the content on Yahoo.com. Plus, a new payment-processing service that is automatically PCI (payment card industry) compliant has been employed on Yahoo Stores. This basically means that it will become easier to discover Stores - thus boosting Yahoo search - and businesses will able to accept payments immediately. Live Web Insights:…
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