New CemeteryDance.com Website Updates & Features!
IMPORTANT! PLEASE READ!
Hi Folks!
We’re extremely pleased to report that the new CemeteryDance.com is running at just about 100% now. We’re still tweaking a few things, but in the meantime, here are some really important notes to keep in mind about the new website:
* Please do not worry that your “Order History” in your “My Account” is empty. That is a huge database that will take several weeks to be moved from the old server and imported to the new store. Regardless, the website is not how WE track your orders. We have an offline order management system that downloads the orders from the store, and that’s where we keep track of what you have on order, etc.
* When you redeem your Gift Certificates on the new website, the credit is instantly added to your customer account, so you do not need to redeem your Gift Certificate again on future orders! Your “store credit” will already be there in your account, just waiting for your next order.
* We’re adding some really neat photo features including multiple photos of products, so you can get a better sense of the look and feel of new books. You can click on any of the images to see them larger, too. Visit the Cemetery Dance #74/75 product page or the Darkness Whispers product page for an example of this feature in action.
* CemeteryDanceOnline.com is now part of CemeteryDance.com and growing faster than ever! Check it out today!
* There will be more new features to come, so please stay tuned! Thank you, as always, for your continued support and enthusiasm!
Visit the new CemeteryDance.com to get a feel for all of the changes!
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