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		<title>By: ruanchored</title>
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		<description>I&#039;m not positive if it&#039;s the best for your particular situation - there are so many, but I&#039;ve been somewhat impressed with Magento:

It&#039;s completely free, and they seem to keep it well updated, and it has plenty of features.  If you&#039;re JUST selling teeshirts, and there&#039;s not a lot of variability to what you&#039;re selling, then many of Magento&#039;s features might be wasted on you.  I&#039;m not sure how much computer/web development experience you have, but Magento will have a learning curve.  There&#039;s a decent amount of documentation, though, and the setup process is pretty straight forward.  Hardest parts will be setting up shipping/taxes/payment options, etc. and integrating with your current site.

It is a full-feature cart program, so it&#039;s a little on the bloatware side, in my opinion, so you might also consider building your own (for simplicity and transparency) and/or also selling through seller channels like eBay, Amazon, etc.  Of course Yahoo also does stores.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m not positive if it&#8217;s the best for your particular situation &#8211; there are so many, but I&#8217;ve been somewhat impressed with Magento:</p>
<p>It&#8217;s completely free, and they seem to keep it well updated, and it has plenty of features.  If you&#8217;re JUST selling teeshirts, and there&#8217;s not a lot of variability to what you&#8217;re selling, then many of Magento&#8217;s features might be wasted on you.  I&#8217;m not sure how much computer/web development experience you have, but Magento will have a learning curve.  There&#8217;s a decent amount of documentation, though, and the setup process is pretty straight forward.  Hardest parts will be setting up shipping/taxes/payment options, etc. and integrating with your current site.</p>
<p>It is a full-feature cart program, so it&#8217;s a little on the bloatware side, in my opinion, so you might also consider building your own (for simplicity and transparency) and/or also selling through seller channels like eBay, Amazon, etc.  Of course Yahoo also does stores.</p>
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