Apple Pie Shopping Cart Launches New Standard in E-commerce Development

February 18, 2004

E-commerce development suites have a New Industry Standard. Apple Pie Shopping Cart is available to business owners, web designers, ISP's, and Hosting Companies.

Noble, OK (PRWEB) February 14, 2004 -- Noble based Apple Pie Shopping Cart, a leading developer in new E-commerce development tools announces the release of version 3.0 of the search engine friendly shopping cart. The suite of tools empowers both business owners and web designers, alike, to build e-commerce webs sites that perform exceptionally well in the search engines.

The suite of tools operates within a Windows�-like browser-based administrative interface. The system includes a Dreamweaver�-like WYSIWYG site designer capable of delivering professional looking sites with ease. A WYSIWYG HTML newsletter designer, internal statistics module and a lite content management system increase the performance of each site.

The system delivers search engine optimized HTML pages following the guidelines of all spider-based search engines. The unique administrative interface makes it extremely easy for even the novice to manage their sites like seasoned professionals without requiring HTML knowledge. Add this to the fact that items can be easily place in multiple categories shoppers are able to find items they desire with greater ease.

Lee Roberts, President/CEO of Rose Rock Design, Inc., states, "We developed this system to empower site owners to take full control of their sites. Site owners can add their design, fill-in-the-blanks and click their mouse a few times for a superior performing e-commerce site."

For more information visit Apple Pie Shopping Cart at www.applepiecart.com or call 877-321-6372.

About Apple Pie Shopping Cart:
Noble, OK based Apple Pie Shopping Cart is a division of Rose Rock Design, Inc., a leader in web design, Internet marketing, and e-commerce development. Apple Pie Shopping Cart is designed to assist small-to-medium-sized businesses in competing with larger companies capable of building high performance e-commerce sites.

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