5.Professional Help. Don’t try to do everything yourself. When in business of any nature, you need help from others, especially those that are professional to your line of business. Get relevant soft wares, hard wares and even skills and advices.

6.Don’t re-invent wheel. Especially if you are new to internet business, follow what others are doing. Go with flow and don’t try to change how online business works.

7.Interactivity. Don’t ignore feedbacks received. If you ignore what customers say, you are sure to pay for this great mistake.

8.Security. Don’t take security on internet for granted. Guard yourself against fraud and install security measures.

9.Stay within Law. Respect Law of land, or world at large. Breaching Copyright, obscenity and even misleading advertisements can land your and your business in trouble.

10.Spamming. Sending indiscriminating emails, advertisements are a nuisance everyone hates. This is most unpopular mean of promotion. Anyway, it is least effective also. Just Don’t Do It.

In conclusion, before you take action to start an online business, be sure to take necessary time to learn what internet offers, determine how you can best use it, and develop a detailed marketing plan, and conduct necessary research for you to take a well organized approach to your overall marketing efforts.

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