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Putting Your Business on the Internet
Some small business owners may be questioning how important a Website really is to their business. It used to be straightforward: businesses that didn’t partake in e-commerce didn’t need a Website. Today, that perspective can kill a business faster than an IRS audit. A study conducted by the Kelsey Group in May 2006 estimated that 46 percent of the 25 million small businesses in the U.S. don’t already have a Website.
Having a Website sends a clear signal that you are up-to-date and forward-looking.
People expect it. Everyone is using the Web today. In many ways customers today use the Internet the same way that customers in the past relied on the Yellow Pages.
Choosing the Right Logo
Taking your company's logo seriously. »
Even websites and advertisements are designed to make the company look good—all to make a good first impression.
10 Ways to Make More Money
Easy strategies for improving sales. »
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The Rossi Family Shares Their Business Secrets
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Dominic Rossi on surviving the influx of big box furniture companies.
eBay Made Easy
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America's worst computer user proves that anyone can become an elite seller on eBay.
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