If your site is not selling, make it sell!

Written by Devasish Gupta


There are more than billions of Web Sites, running Online Businesses, offering products and services. But only a few Web Sites manage to make any sale.

Only a few Web Sites are capable of pulling in visitors and turn them into customers. Only a few are able to get profitable returns for their investments.

Then what's wrong withrepparttar rest ofrepparttar 134858 Web Sites that are unable to getrepparttar 134859 required returns of their investments or do not make any sale at all?

Even if they recieve huge traffics, they don't make any sale. No need to talk aboutrepparttar 134860 Web Sites that doesn't even recieve any visitors, leave alone making any sale.

They just don't followrepparttar 134861 basics of an effective Online Business process.

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The basics below are usefull to anyone, whether you want to build, develop or promote a web site...

What arerepparttar 134864 basics of selling onrepparttar 134865 Net?

Simple,

1) Decide on what you want to offer (a product or service or your knowledge)and sell onrepparttar 134866 net?

Sanity? Are you kidding

Written by Raymond Johnston Jr


by Raymond Johnston Jr.

Do you have what it takes to be an ezine publisher? Someone told merepparttar other day that anyone could become a newsletter or ezine publisher. That put me into some deep thought aboutrepparttar 121996 situation.

I decided that it was probably true that anyone could become a publisher of an ezine or newsletter. The trick is to publish one that is successful and still keep one's sanity.

Sanity you ask? How could I possibly lose my sanity putting out an issue of a newsletter or ezine? Well my good friend, let me help you countrepparttar 121997 ways.

Right after I first started publishing, I hadrepparttar 121998 chance to go up to a mountain lake with some friends one evening. I actually needed to get my ezine out but I thought whatrepparttar 121999 heck, I will get up a few hours early tomorrow morning and finish putting it together. Wrong unwise one.

The next morning when I got up my electricity was off. I waited quite impatiently as I watchedrepparttar 122000 hours tick away. My wife had a doctor's appointment that afternoon, so I had to leave to take her to town. She had been unable to drive forrepparttar 122001 last few months due to destroyed ligaments in her foot.

I tried to not think about it as I took her to town. Of course when we finished atrepparttar 122002 doctor's office, she insisted that I take her out to eat. Well, if you think there was any way that I could say no to that one, you obviously don't have a wife. Or you won't have one for long.

We arrived back home late inrepparttar 122003 afternoon. I was thrilled to find thatrepparttar 122004 electricity was working again. I started putting together my issue ofrepparttar 122005 ezine. I went to connect torepparttar 122006 internet to send it out and could not hook up to my ISP.

I got onrepparttar 122007 phone and called my ISP and was told that they were having problems of some sort and were not sure when service would be restored.

By this time it was getting on up inrepparttar 122008 evening and all at oncerepparttar 122009 realization came that I should already have tomorrow's issue ready and yet I had not even started.

This was far from comforting. So I started putting tomorrow's issue together. I had just started working on it when my wife hollered and asked me if I was going to work all night. That's right I thought, I promised her that I would spend some time with her this evening.

After spending a couple of hours with my wife, I started working onrepparttar 122010 ezine again. I worked until about 2:00 AM. I finally finished and went up to get a few hours sleep before I had to get back up.

About 3:30 I was startled out of bed by what appeared to be a loud scream. I started running towards my wife's bedroom when here came that startling sound again. It was my Tom Cat. He was ready to go outside. Oh I could ignore him but if you know anything about Tom Cats, that would have only punished myself more.

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