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Google shopping: SSL now required

On 22/05/2017

Up til now Google Shopping only required secure login on the payment pages, https is now required for the entire store. This request may seem restrictive for e-merchants but it will only be beneficial to create a relationship of trust with the users!

Progressively or aggressively, Google increases its requirements vis-à-vis e-commerce sites: since February 2016 it is necessary to secure the entire purchase process. Things have accelerated in recent months with the gradual introduction of stricter conditions to result in the https imposed on the entirety of e-commerce site.

While the news may be met with little excitement, e-retailers will benefit by increasing credibility and trust with potential customers. Indeed, assurance remains one of the main criteria that encourages purchases on a website.

What happens if my shop is not in https? For existing e-commerce sites, the webmaster may see his account suspended and his ads deactivated. For people who start building a store, creating an account on Google will simply be impossible.

In any case, be aware that it is possible to obtain a secure connection quickly: activation of the SSL pack is done in 3 to 4 working days. In addition to being the only hosted CMS to offer both a Google Shopping feed and a secure connection, emyspot allows you to benefit from competitive rates with an offer at only € 45 / year.

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HTTPS required to use PayPal

On 02/07/2018

If you use the PayPal feature to sell online through your website, some developments are to be expected due to a major change at PayPal.
In fact, PayPal will require its users to have an SSL certificate to continue using its online payment services. And this change is effective since 30th June 2018.

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What is GDPR and how it will affect your website?

On 02/11/2018

General Data Protection Regulation is a set of rules that applies to organisations in all EU member-states and has implications for businesses and individuals across Europe, and beyond.

Within the framework of the new general data protection regulations (GDPR), the emyspot team has made some important changes regarding the personal data of the entire emyspot community.