Doing Business Online - Page 5

On the web, good website content is king! Well, maybe queen, next to links and social signals…its a toss up. In part three of my How to Succeed Online series we discuss determining your website’s content, website structure and considerations that you’ll need to make during planning.

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Google launches Near Me Now to compete with other mobile search applications such as Yelp, Mapquest, Urbanspoon and other yellow page applications. It seems Google is trying to make our lives easier, but maybe some users don’t want Google near them that much? What are your thoughts on this new application?

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In part two of my series on what it takes to succeed online, we’re going to look at leaving the design phase to the professionals, “helping” too much and when and where to give your input. We’ll discuss the “dos and donts” of website design and usability and why you should “leave your crayons at home”

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Have you ever wondered what it takes to succeed online? If you own a website or are thinking of starting one, I’m sure that you have. This is article one in my series of what it really takes to succeed online and what hype you can avoid.

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E-commerce allows companies and businesses to expand into the Internet market. As more and more users use the Internet to make purchases, e-commerce sales rise, and benefit everyone involved. The method is becoming more commonly used by local, national, and global retailers, and their sales are flourishing. Large corporations, such as Wal-Mart are now finding ways to expand their market, reach more potential consumers and become a greater threat for competitors.

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