05-06-2012, 12:00 AM
Apart from one or more data-entry minions, that is.
The example I'm thinking of would be a site for an independent music store. If you buy music locally you know that if they have a site at all, it's often sorta worthless with regard to all they offer.
Overall, I'm presuming it's the kind of thing more trouble than it's worth, particularly for a sort of inventory always in flux. Stores today usually generate buzz not with their site but with social media and often throw stuff up on eBay if they want people to know what they have. But what if that wasn't the case?
The example I'm thinking of would be a site for an independent music store. If you buy music locally you know that if they have a site at all, it's often sorta worthless with regard to all they offer.
Overall, I'm presuming it's the kind of thing more trouble than it's worth, particularly for a sort of inventory always in flux. Stores today usually generate buzz not with their site but with social media and often throw stuff up on eBay if they want people to know what they have. But what if that wasn't the case?