eCommerce Website | Cards by Mail

Cards by Mail

eCommerce Website

CardsByMail.org sells carrier cards to United States postal workers during the Christmas holiday season.

This project included an eCommerce website built on WordPress with WooCommerce.  The site had to meet special requirements such as bulk pricing, easy product management and shipping integrations.  Secure & robust hosting that could handle a large influx of traffic over the holiday season was also required.  We developed the cardsbymail.org website and also host and manage the site for our client.

“We’ve been working with Hello Media since 2012 to build, manage and maintain numerous eCommerce websites for our business. They’re very responsive and produce results quickly compared to other providers we have worked with previously.” – Craig Stebbins

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