High Traffic Platform: Excela Creative Develops New e-Commerce Platform for High Traffic Spike Management
High Traffic Platform: Excela Creative Develops New e-Commerce Platform for High Traffic Spike Management
Los Angeles, California (PRWEB) February 02, 2012
For e-commerce sites, the possibility of a site-wide crash is always a fear during times of high online traffic from customers. Excela Creative (http://www.excelacreative.com), a sub-division of business services company Excela, For Everything Business, has recently developed an e-commerce platform utilizing a variety of brand new, cutting edge server technology that is built to withstand the largest spike in traffic for a fraction of the cost of traditional servers.
“It’s a custom solution that is quick to set up and is low-cost for one-time events and promotions that would take down most retailer’s sites,” said Wyatt Glodell, senior web developer.
The company has already worked with a number of lifestyle brands such as Philosophy Beauty and Chaps in connection with popular broadcast networks.
Excela Creative’s high traffic platform is designed for vendors of all sizes that are anticipating a substantial spike in traffic. It is proven to perform flawlessly in environments where some of the nation’s largest retailers have experienced site outages resulting in drastic losses of sales.
ABOUT EXCELA, FOR EVERYTHING BUSINESS:
For more than ten years, Excela has provided affordable services to small businesses offering website design, branding, Facebook integration, social media marketing, payment processing, payroll, HR and much more. For more information, please visit http://www.excela.com
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