ECommerce: When Do You Ask For A Refund?

When Do You Ask For A Refund?

Written by Kim Regan

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The author is a web entrepreneur with experience in the small business,online marketing and IT fields.

"Getting Started to Get Started"

Written by Alan Huff

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Do yourself a favor. Before you start an internet business, write a marketing plan (sound familiar?). Plan your website design, layout, and content based on your marketing plan. Read articles, ezines, ebooks, etc., written by those who have already made it, and glean ideas and suggestions on how to run your business from these.

There is so much to managing a business online, that you would be here all day reading an article such as this. Bottom line - before you start an internet business, learn how to so you don’t have to do it repparttar ‘hard’ way.

Focus on getting started to get started.

Alan Huff is the founder of AT Huff Publishing and MoMony.com (http://www.momony.com) and an up and coming Netrepreneur. Contact Alan at alan@momony.com.

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