Small businesses, independent innovators, authors, and artists often find it difficult to locate useful sources of information and services pertaining to intellectual property industry. A number of online forums, including Patentcafe.com, NewIdeaTrade.com, and Inventioncity.com now provide innovators a wide range of free tools and resources.
Peter Drucker believes ecommerce will be to the Information Revolution what the railroads were to the Industrial Revolution.* To oversimplify, the Industrial Revolution was a time in which tools were produced that replaced people in the manufacture of goods. In the first thirty years, all was devoted to producing known products with machines.
One bright spot on the economic horizons around the world seems to be continued consumer spending and ecommerce is clearly a part of this, with sales estimated to be in excess of $9.9 Billion in the next three months according to ACNielsen. But, there is a dark cloud hovering over this sunny ecommerce landscape called poor web site design. Let's explore some of the reasons why consumers are not reaching for their credit cards after perusing an ecommerce web site.
Is your business laser-focused? Here are three strategies to target your profits... One of the great traps that Internet entrepreneurs fall into is losing focus. With all the money-making products, opportunities, and affiliate programs available on the Internet today, it becomes more and more difficult to decide on a singular aim and stick with it.
Make your New Year Resolution to create a legal protection plan for your business. What is a legal protection plan and why should I have one?
I’m no Internet guru and I didn’t set out to register number one on Google, or Yahoo, with one of my sites. But that’s the way it happened and much faster than I thought possible.
How many times have you been told "The Money Is In The List"? Let's talk a bit deeper today and discover just how to build a list. It goes without saying that the larger the list, the more potential. Everyone wants their list to grow as quickly as possible. But even more important than subscribing is retention of your subscribers. And perhaps the most challenging. Let's discuss 13 (a Baker's dozen) ways to maintain your list.
Most marketers miss out on huge chunks of available profits by not doing enough joint ventures.
It just wasn't happening. Yes, visitors were coming to the site, but the opt-in list was growing painfully slow. A new approach was called for, and a friend recommended trying a co-registration effort. And darned if it didn't work!
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I started as an internet marketer, like I am sure a few of you have with various mlm programs. After little success with these types of programs I finally decided it was time I make my own website and get serious about marketing on the internet. Although I have not been doing this as long as some, there have been a few things that I have learned along the way that have helped me achieve much more success than my previous ventures in mlm. I would like to share with you 8 things I have learned since becoming an internet marketer.
Starting your Internet Home Business isn’t hard, but it isn’t easy either. (Aren’t you glad I cleared that up?)
Today, I almost lost a sale because when a potential customer went to my site under "teleclasses" and ordered the 3-audio-tape series at a discounted price of $50, she noticed it said $90. Of course she didn't make the order. Just a little mix up, but if she hadn't told me, the mistake could be sending many other buyers away. The how to buy wasn't clear enough, and the price was wrong.
You probably already know that the non-English speaking Internet audience transacts 63% of the global e-Commerce transactions. If you know that then you’re definitely aware that by 2004 this audience is expected to growth more than 10 percent. That’s at least 2 trillion dollars multiplied by 75%…
I make my living as a writer (hard copy niche non-fiction books and online instruction courses) and I use the internet to promote my wares. For years I searched for a piece of software that would free up my time to concentrate exclusively on writing; software that would register my domains, build my sites effortlessly, host them, locate the power keywords the search engines lap up, submit, track, and optimize my submissions on a regular basis, provide me with integral email and ezine facilities. Was it too much to hope for? It seemed that way because all I could find were pieces of kit that performed these time-consuming activities individually; no single software that did it all. Then I stumbled across exactly what I was looking for and now my productivity has quadrupled.
If you have a website and you don't accept credit cards then you're losing massive amounts of business.
We all know the old adage, "The Customer is Always Right." If you are an online business owner or offline for that matter, you are on both sides of the subject almost everyday.
As Nasdaq sputters along in dot com shame, a few million few dogged Internet consumers have ignored the crash. They continue to happily buy away. The good-news story is not popular with business writers, but Web retailing continues to grow seemingly unaware that the online mall is crashing down around them as they choose garden tools, sell sports cards and order vacation packages. Things aren't perfect. There has been somewhat of a dip since Christmas, but I think most Net retailers can live with a post-holiday. Retailers have weathered after-Santa blues since the English switched from wassailing to kids toys in the mid-1800s.
Many companies after spending a substantial amount of money on the development of their websites assume that once the website is published on the Internet, people will flock onto it and, therefore, do not take website promotion as seriously as the development part of it. Today, with millions of websites around, no matter how great your website is, if you don’t promote it effectively, you will not get the visibility that your site deserves.