Creating Print Catalog From Ecommerce Product Database
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I have seen some kind of free online software that lets you create product catalog layouts based on your ecommerce product database but I can't remember the name of company or the url of their site? Anyone heard of this?
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Hi Lara,
Like with so many things in this business, there is not a simple yes or no with regard to Yahoo Stores. There's some options. Let's discuss this via our support desk. Please post a support ticket and we'll get back to you on this.
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Hi catalogondemand,
I am going to try your service. I noticed you work with Magento which is great but do you work with other platforms like Yahoo Store?
I will sign up today for new trial account
thanks
Lara
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Hello,We're in the business of making print catalogs and brochures from the content of e-commerce systems and other data sources. I am not aware of a free solution to do this. We are inexpensive, but not free!We do offer a free service to make a PDF flyer, with QR code, for every product on your eStore. I bet that is what you remember seeing. Also, we offer a free 30 day trial to make as many print catalogs as you want. If you have any questions or issues please contact our support desk. We are glad to assist you in any way.
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I've been googling, but have not found what I'm looking for, anyone else?
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Actually, if you Google that (free online software that lets you create product catalog layouts) you'll get a lot of options. And that way you can better review what software or set up may be most compatible or easiest for you to use.
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