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Chupalov A. How to Make Money on the Internet
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Product description
Open your business to the Internet!
Welcome to the Internet, gentlemen entrepreneurs, a worldwide network of
millions of computers and millions of people! The only place for the sales fee is
really small, where the flow of customers has never weakened and growth potential
unlimited. This book is written for those businessmen who are just beginning to get acquainted with
Online. A simple, clear language in it on how to open the online store as
conduct business on-line mode, and how to extend its branches around the world. After reading it,
you will learn:
• How did the internet and what it is today;
• how to connect to the information superhighway, and this lead to her own business;
• how to work with the systems that you need to do;
• what should and should not do when you open a store;
• how to attract buyers;
• how to sell products and make a profit in the mode of on-line;
• What is the etiquette and jargon of the Internet;
• How to ensure the safety of cash payments in the network;
• and much more.
And if you want to stroll through the electronic shops and supermarkets to choose from all of them
the best and create your shop on the web, in an annex to the book offers details
instructions where to find the popular Web-browser Netscape Navigator, how to install it on your
computer and how to use it, as well as an extensive list of Russian companies
offering their services to connect to the Internet.
Additional information
Table of contents
Chapter 1
Welcome to the Internet
What is the Internet?
Why it has created the Internet?
Why Internet is so popular?
Who owns or controls the Internet it?
How to connect to the Internet?
How to surf the Internet?
Email
File Transfer Protocol
Internet Relay Chat
Mailing lists and Usenet newsgroups
Telnet
World Wide Web - the best that the Internet has to offer!
So what is the World Wide Web?
Multimedia - not only the dignity of World Wide Web
How to connect to the Internet
Of session connection for dial-up
Persistent Connection
Netiquette
Electronic communications belong to all
Duties of the user when working with e-mail
Duties of the user when working with files on the server
Anonymous file transfer protocol
Mail servers, mailing lists and newsgroups
World Wide Web (WWW)
Resume
Chapter 2
How to create e-shop
Electronic stores are open for business!
Why open an e-shop?
First steps
Learn how to surf the Internet
Design online store
What not to do when creating e-shop
Extension offers no additional cost
The equipment required for the Internet
Accommodation options storefront
Web-server
Accommodation store on your own computer
Accommodation store on the server provider
Development of the shop: practical advice
Statistics of consumption: we need facts
Feedback from customer
Expansion plans
Chapter 3
Features network business
Marketing Features
The meaning of the problem
Unknown market size
Passivity
Ignorance of consumers
Strategy net sales
Two types of buyers
"Hunters"
"Observers"
First, to give then to receive
Whatever you trade, you are selling information
Partners, not "target marketing"
Other tools
Global Internet
Language barrier
Time zones
Service for buyers
Export Restrictions
Cultural differences
The effect of ignorance
Chapter 4
Security Questions
The problem of privacy settlement
Existing methods of calculating the Net
Electronic credit cards
E-money
How does all this apply to the e-shop
Technology "blind signature"
Appendix A
Netscape Navigator
Where can I get Netscape Navigator
Installing the Netscape Navigator
The first online session
Controls
Netscape Navigator
Russian language
Appendix B
List of Russian network providers
Petersburg
Moscow
Other
Appendix B
List of search in Internet
Appendix D
Shops and supermarkets Internet
E-shops
E-stores
Appendix E
Online Dictionary
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