eCommerce and SEO Tips and Tricks
So you want to make money in ecommerce!?!
Can I do it?
Is it too late to start?
I’m not computer savvy, so it’s not possible!
The answers are pretty simple:
Yes, No and Not true! =)
We are still in the youth stages of e-commerce. Technology is becoming easier to use, cheaper and more consumers are using the web to buy what they need… AND more merchants, LIKE YOU are running to the web to sell. why? because it WORKS!
How can I EFFECTIVELY sell on the web is really the question you should be asking yourself. Getting a store up and running on the web is fairly easy. Getting a user to actually want to click and buy your product or service is completely another. And getting them to find your products (or services) on the web is one of the most important.
Please peruse this blog and you will be given a large amount of essential info about the ins and outs of e-commerce…. hopefully in plain english. We’ve been developing e-commerce sites since the early ’90s and truly know what we’re doing.
If you still find yourself overwhelmed with the thought of developing a site to sell your wares, please contact us today so we can help you get into the biggest game on the planet.
About the Author
Dave Naves, President of Daveworks Web Development
Dave has over 20 years experience in the Internet industry. Some of his larger projects have included Ticketmaster.com, Guess.com, Citysearch.com and DisneyChannel.com, to name a few. He's passionate about getting Small Business America in to the "Big Game" of SEO and ecommerce, so he founded LocalMarketplace.com™ to do just that.
Dave holds a Bachelors of Science Degree in Business Administration, plays drums, is an avid fly fisherman and enjoys using his general contractors license from time to time.
You can typically find him making noise out on Google+, Twitter and Facebook.
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Shantay Prunier
June 23rd, 2011 at 7:05 am
I have a long webpage (ex: page of a blog) saved as html only. How can i cut this single document (with many topics) into several small html pages (covering each topic) and save them repectively?.
Dave
June 24th, 2011 at 12:06 am
Hi Shantay,
Thanks for the question… If you already have a blog, then it’s really not saved in html only… it’s stored in a database. What would be best is for you to create a “post” for each topic stored in the one page. (cut the text and images out separately) And remember to optimize each title, category, tag and image within each post. =)
If you do have a long web page and stored in html only. Just create a new html page for each topic and do the same as above. but do yourself a favor and just store it all within a CMS/Blog like WordPress (http://wordpress.org)