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Just because you can ... doesn’t mean that you should!
The spectacular range of failed websites that went broke during the year 2000 offer a very important lesson to all would-be web entrepreneurs. The lesson can be summarised as just because you can do it doesn’t mean that you should do it. ... more.

e-MARKETING CHALLENGES - Part One - Attracting e-Shoppers
There are two key e-marketing challenges for the organisation that wants to exploit web-enabled or the web-enhanced business to master. These are attracting e-Shoppers to visit the website and then getting them to buy. ... more.

e-MARKETING CHALLENGES - Part Two - Converting e-Shoppers to eBuyers
I
n the first part of this article the focus was on suggesting methods to attract e-Shoppers to your website. Having succeeded in attracting a visitor the next hurdle is to convert that visitor from a browsing e-Shopper to a real e-Buyer. This article looks at some of the issues particularly relevant to web-enabled businesses seeking to sell through their websites. ... more.

The Milkman? Oh No, Not the e-Milkman!
The decline of the milk delivery to the doorstep in the United Kingdom has been bemoaned by only very few. The new ways of shopping and the new prices in supermarkets and superstores meant that it was not really that attractive to have the milk dropped off at the doorstep every morning. Some milk firms have fought back by extending the range of goods handled so that the milkman now delivers bread, juice, cling film and the Home and Life magazine. Nonetheless today the milkman’s operation is a mere shadow of its former self. ... more.

 

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