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Whether you are an e-commerce company or a traditional bricks and mortar business, you can use the Internet to attract new buyers and build relationships with existing customers. Learn how to drive customers to your website and turn them into active buyers by visiting the resources listed below.
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If you want to open an online business, you'll need a domain name that is both eye-catching and memorable. To see if the domain name you want is available and to register your own URL, check out the resources listed below.
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You can accept credit cards anywhere - at trade shows, fairs, in your customer's homes - with a wireless merchant account from Total Merchant Services. All you need is a wireless terminal and one of the wireless communications providers listed below.
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If your Internet business involves selling and managing a large inventory of products, you'll need an Internet shopping cart. You can use any of the shopping cart programs listed below on your web site.
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Chances are you're not a web site developer and don't have an in-house staff to tackle that task. The resources listed below can help you design, program, and implement your Internet web site.
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You'll need an Internet payment gateway if you want to accept credit cards through your web site. Internet payment gateways - such as those listed below - provide a secure link between your web site and credit card authorization networks.
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A well-designed web site does no good unless you have a secure and flexible host that can reliably handle traffic to and from your site.
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Here are links to tools for hit counters, guest books, and other interactive elements that can add value to your website.
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