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CNN recently stated: “2011 will be a gold rush on the next mobile E-Commerce frontier.”  This year, it is imperative that school websites are mobile ready and an E-Commerce component is implemented.   Enabling payments of any kind to be made through a school’s website increases opportunities for fundraising and promptness of payments. Implementing an E-Commerce component into websites allows schools to:

1. Accept Payments for School Merchandise, Lunch, Club Dues, etc.
The process of sending invoices and receiving payments becomes more efficient as all can be sent and paid online.

2. Accept Donations Online from Parents and Alumni
Alumni and parents have the ability to make donations online rather than sending payments through mail. Multilingual content management systems allow for translations into different languages which will allow students with multilingual families to view the site in their native language.

3. Host Fundraisers Online
Hosting a fundraiser online allows your school to collect funds from donors across the globe and from those who are unable to contribute at school events.

4. Camp Registration
Rather than receiving hand-written checks for summer camp, schools can give parents/guardians the opportunity to register their child online.  By using a content management system’s form builder, website administrators can easily create registration forms.

5. Event Ticket Sales
Creating an online ticketing platform within a school’s website gives attendees an opportunity to purchase their tickets ahead of time.

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One Response to “Adding an E-Commerce Component to School Websites”

  1. Anonymous says:

    Being able to pay for things online instead of sending cash or a check to school with a child who might misplace it is a great idea! Also it’s one less thing for a teacher to have to deal with.

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