Magento eCommerce

Upcoming Drupal and Magento Events

Submitted by tkarlberg on January 24, 2012

August Ash is excited to be attending two important upcoming industry events, and we want to spread the word to others who may also be interested.

In March, we'll be in Colorado for the annual Drupalcon event, held in Denver March 19th through the 23rd. Check out the Drupalcon site for more details, updated blog posts, and information on attending.

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Magento 1.7 Coming Soon (e-commerce)

Submitted by tkarlberg on January 4, 2012

Magento 1.7, a new update to the already dependable e-commerce platform, should be released sometime within the next month, and with it, brings some exciting new features (as well as many bug fixes).

Some of the forthcoming highlights in Magento 1.7 include:

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Online Sales, Especially From Mobile Devices, See Bigger Increase

Submitted by tkarlberg on December 27, 2011

It should come as little surprise that more sales each year, especially during the holiday shopping season, are taking place online. But the extent of that trend remains newsworthy, bolstered by statistics that show strong increases in ecommerce purchases.

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Web Speak: What Is Magento?

Submitted by tkarlberg on November 10, 2011

We're frequently approached for Magento design, development, and implementation; many times by businesses who already have a Magento site but one which needs repair or completion. And because a big part of what we do is relative to ecommerce sites, we love those opportunities.

However, we also understand that many of our visitors who are considering ecommerce options may not already be familiar with Magento.

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Now Hiring: Magento Programmer

Submitted by tkarlberg on November 7, 2011

August Ash is always accepting resumes from qualified candidates for a variety of roles, including those relative to developing, programming, marketing, project management, and sales.

Right now, we're highlighting our Magento Programmer position. If you're a candidate who might be a good fit, we encourage you to learn more about this job over in our Employment section.

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Magento eCommerce Forum to be Held at August Ash Offices

Submitted by tkarlberg on October 18, 2011

Next Wednesday, October 26th, Magento will be holding a limited availability eCommerce Forum in Minnesota. Because of our relationship and experience with Magento's platform, August Ash has been selected to host this event.

The eCommerce Forum, part of Magento's Seminar Series, will teach businesses how to convert vistors who browse into visitors who buy.

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Mashable.com Features Site Developed by August Ash for Olive & Myrtle

Submitted by tkarlberg on August 15, 2011

We're always pleased to see our customers' work, and our work, recognized publicly. It's especially rewarding, though, when that honorable recognition comes from industry critics.

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Magento Developers / Programmers in Minneapolis

Submitted by tkarlberg on June 29, 2011

One of the jobs August Ash has just opened up to the local community of developers and programmers is a position for a Magento Programmer.

Responsibilities in this role would include developing and maintaining custom web applications built using Magento, writing extensions, and architecting new Magento projects among others.

Visit the job page for this Magento Programmer position to find out more about requirements, bonus qualifications, and the application process.

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Magento Ecommerce Solutions Here in Minneapolis

Submitted by tkarlberg on January 21, 2011

Magento is big. Very big.

And not just in terms of its capabilities. Businesses and non-profits around the world have awoken to the power, flexibility, and affordability of this open source tool for ecommerce. That means there’s a worldwide—and sometimes, urgent—need for reliable, competent Magento developers.

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Magento, Drupal, or WordPress?

Submitted by augustash on November 1, 2010

At August Ash, we typically use one of three specific web platforms to create our websites; Magento, Drupal, or WordPress. While some websites do not fit into these platforms and require complete custom work, the majority of our clients are built on one of these three. Which one is right for you and your business? Here’s some basic information to help you decide.

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