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In Case You Missed It … Buy Anyware API Webcast
In case you missed it, the Plimus team hosted a webcast yesterday featuring our Buy Anyware ™ API. While I’m hoping you’re all familiar with our industry leading platform … I’ll give you a quick update. The Buy Anyware API gives online vendors complete control of the customer experience by eliminating the tiresome requirements of a virtual storefront. Buy Anyware empowers sellers to revolutionize the buying experience by offering new customer-driven processes and increase revenue through innovative new business models. We’re talking higher conversion rates and increased revenue by making it easier to turn browsers into buyers! That means more moolah (or money) for you! That’s what Plimus is all about – helping our sellers achieve greater business success.
Some of the key topics covered on the webinar included: auto-login, single-click purchasing, persistent identify management and tons more. If you missed it, it’s not too late – you can view the archived version of this webcast here : http://home.plimus.com/ecommerce/webcasts
Enjoy!
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