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Basic Branding Techniques For Do It Yourself Online Success
Branding is all about how your customers perceive your business. Think of your brand as promise you make to your customers. i.e. Wherever they see your brand they can be assured of both its desirability and reliability. Your goal in developing your brand is to create an emotional spark, a strong connection with your customer that creates a warm and positive feeling resulting in product loyalty. If you are not sure where to begin, or especially if you think you already know everything there is to know about building your brand read on....
Search Engine Optimization
This article explains what search engine optimazion is, why ver company should own a website and some resources that are available for low or no cost to help achieve the best search engine rank for your site.
Are you hurting your business by only marketing locally?
As a small business, thinking in terms of marketing means thinking locally, right? You think of your signage (if you have an office building or store), advertisements in the local paper, and your trusty cold calls. But are you limiting yourself too much?
Time To Sign A Lease Get Your First Born Ready
We’ve been discussing the steps required to open a brick and mortar store. We’ve talked about startup plans and finding a location. This week we look at what comes next in the process: the negotiation and signing of one of the most dreaded legal document any entrepreneur will ever face: the commercial lease (insert scary music here).
Do Your Homework To Find The Best Location For Your Business
This week our discussion on starting a brick and mortar business continues. We’ve already talked about creating a Startup Plan to manage the process and conducting market research to gauge the viability of your idea. If you missed those entries visit TimKnox.com and click the "Columns" tab.
Do Your Homework To Find The Best Location For Your Business
This week our discussion on starting a brick and mortar business continues. We’ve already talked about creating a Startup Plan to manage the process and conducting market research to gauge the viability of your idea. If you missed those entries visit TimKnox.com and click the "Columns" tab.
Boy What Were You Thinking
When I was a kid there were five words I heard more than all others combined. Usually coming from my father, they were, "Boy, what were you thinking?"
Your Online Business-Multiple Streams of Income and Where To Get Them
One of the most daunting questions facing most would-be Internet marketers is..."What Do I Sell?" It is a question that can take minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years or even all of infinity to answer, depending on the depth of your desire to get started and the inherent amount of procrastination in your personality. The answer is out there, but once again, finding it will take either doing your homework, or knowing which guru "not" to ask.
Boost Your Store’s Foot Traffic For Free
To get more customers into your store, make it easier for people to find your business online. Use Google’s Local Business Center to get your business listed in Google Maps, include a photo of your store, a description of your services, and even downloadable coupons for free. The entire process takes less than 15 minutes and you can easily change your store listing at any time.
Selling Online Is Easier Than Ever!
Selling your products and services online is easier than you think. Begin with these helpful online marketing and development tips.
How to Pick a Search Engine Friendly Domain Name for Your Business (Even if You Think All the Good Names are Taken!)
Here are 9 top tips for finding a great domain name for your on-line identity that will rank well with the search engines – and help your potential customers find you as well.

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Improving Your Average Order Size With Internet Merchandising Fundamentals
Applying some of the mortar-and-brick merchandising basics to your online retail business may improve your average order size and deliver higher value to your customers.
Establishing Web Credibility
When doing business online your credibility will play a significant role in how much business you can get and how successful you can be. Just like any brick and mortar store, losing credibility with your online business can be disastrous for business.

Christmas Shoppers Is Your Site Prepared
Although the holidays are several months away, now is the time to make sure your website is prepared. Online shopping tends to start far earlier than the brick and mortar stores in November. Here, you will find helpful information and tips on how to prepare your online store for successful year-end sales.
Is Brick and Mortar A Passing Fad
During the dot-com boom the mantra was “Brick and mortar is dead!” Then when most of the dot-com’s crashed like an elephant sitting on a wicker chair, the mantra suddenly changed back to “The Internet is dead! Long live brick and mortar!”
Is Brick and Mortar A Passing Fad
During the dot-com boom the mantra was “Brick and mortar is dead!” Then when most of the dot-com’s crashed like an elephant sitting on a wicker chair, the mantra suddenly changed back to “The Internet is dead! Long live brick and mortar!”
Is Your Website Credit Card Friendly
If you think hooking up a brick-and-mortar location with a credit card system stymies most bankers, try asking them how to do it on your website.
Never Dive Into Business Without A Startup Plan
This week begins the tale of my recent foray into the world of brick and mortar and the startup the lessons learned there from.
Time To Sign A Lease Get Your First Born Ready
We’ve been discussing the steps required to open a brick and mortar store. We’ve talked about startup plans and finding a location. This week we look at what comes next in the process: the negotiation and signing of one of the most dreaded legal document any entrepreneur will ever face: the commercial lease (insert scary music here).
Hosting Your Internet Presence - What Every Business Should Consider
Your online presence can be as effective as your bricks and mortar store front. If you don't have a bricks and mortar store front, then your online presence may be the best means for your customers to get in touch with you. A poor hosting provider may mean that your online presence is intermittent, slow or just not available for a percentage of the time. This would be like having a closed store front when your customers came to visit or not answering the phone - doesn't leave a good impression for the customer base. A good provider ensures that your online presence has high availability and great response times - leaving a much better impression for your customers. This article is designed to help business owners decipher some of the technical jargon and work out what questions should be asked when choosing a hosting provider.
Benefits Of An Online Business
If you have ever owned a Brick & Mortar business of any kind you know that there are A LOT of expenses and responsibilities involved with this. Lets go over them here for you.

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