A New Approach To Site Promotion

Written by (c) 2005 by Andrew J. Morris


A New Approach To Site Promotion

(c) 2005 by Andrew J. Morris

I have a bad habit of designing great websites, then letting them flounder for lack of promotion. It's not that I don't know how to promote a site, I just don't like doing it. I'd rather work on my next site than takerepparttar time to promote an existing one.

I don't think I'm alone in this. There are lots of sites that promise to dorepparttar 102941 promotion for you, so they must be targeting people like me. But most of those sites take a big fee to do one type of promotion, and we all know diversity isrepparttar 102942 key to reaching a wide audience.

But I also suspect there are folks out there justrepparttar 102943 opposite. People who love to promote, but haterepparttar 102944 day to day grind of content creation. Obviously, a partnership is called for -- but matching uprepparttar 102945 builders with promoters seems a daunting task.

In any partnership there are issues of trust, compensation, accountability, and expectations. Working such a relationship overrepparttar 102946 Internet makes it even harder. I'll be first to admit there is no perfect solution, but I think I have found a very good approach, which overcomes most ofrepparttar 102947 problems inherent in partner relationships.

I plan on using Google Adsense to reward my promoting-partner -- let's see how it works:

Google Adsense Program

Google lets webmasters earn money by placing ads on their websites. Google charges advertisers, matches ads torepparttar 102948 content ofrepparttar 102949 pagerepparttar 102950 ad appears on, and paysrepparttar 102951 webmaster for each clickrepparttar 102952 ad receives. Naturally, they charge advertisers more than they pay webmasters, so Google makes a profit,repparttar 102953 webmaster earns money andrepparttar 102954 advertisers get targeted traffic - a win-win-win situation.

The Partner Agreement

So I have a new website that I think fills a niche and provides a service or product. I need someone to promote that site for me, because I'm just not good at doing things I don't enjoy.

Does your business accept credit cards?

Written by Jakob Jelling


It has become increasingly important for businesses to be able to accept credit cards. Credit cards arerepparttar preferred method of payment nowadays. Whether you are an online merchant or own an on-site business, if you do not accept credit cards you are missing out on a lot of revenue.

To accept credit cards your business needs a credit card processing system. Creating a merchant account gives you that ability. Merchant accounts are accounts especially crafted to fitrepparttar 102940 needs of businesses to accept money.

If you own a store, you will need a card swipe terminal to accept credit card payments. Your merchant account provider may be able to provide you with this equipment. There will be a purchase fee or rent fee associated withrepparttar 102941 equipment. You can also shop elsewhere for point of sale equipment. POS terminal software can easerepparttar 102942 processing of credit cards and can easerepparttar 102943 job of a cashier at grocery stores, merchandise stores, bookshops, or any other type of store you own.

Oncerepparttar 102944 equipment is in place you are ready to go. When a customer asks ‘do you accept credit cards?’ your answer will be a definite yes. Atrepparttar 102945 Point of Sale terminal, customers can check out their items and pay by credit. You sliderepparttar 102946 credit card intorepparttar 102947 machine and it will automatically makerepparttar 102948 payment.

To accept credit cards is even more crucial for Internet merchants. If you only use checks to accept payments, it can be troublesome for customers to write and mailrepparttar 102949 check. Online payment methods such as Paypal and StormPay also have drawbacks since many people do not have accounts with them. These can be your secondary payment methods but it is important to be able to accept credit cards.

Different websites have different reasons to accept credit card payments. Some sites ask for a membership or subscription fee. Some sites may deliver tangible products whererepparttar 102950 payment gateway must be integrated withrepparttar 102951 shopping cart. Others may require a fee for online consumption of such things as music, movies, etc.

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