Shopping cart
  Computer eCommerce
Go to home page
 


Business Use of Technology
Business development
Business information
Business intelligence
Business planning
Business software
Business statistics
Business strategies
Business to business
Business Web hosting
Computer consulting
Software consulting

Business Consulting
Business consulting service
Business ideas
Business logos
Business management
Business proposals
Business research
Consulting firms
Strategic planning
Starting a business
Free business plan templates
Ideas for new businesses

eBusiness
eBusiness
eBusiness definition
Effective website strategies
CD business cards
Online presentations
Writing business plan
Online business

eCommerce
Electronic commerce
Electronic commerce history
Shopping cart
Shopping cart software
Shopping cart systems
SSL
Anti-fraud measures

Web Sites
How do I increase revenue on my Web site?
Internet business
Internet business opportunities
Web site consulting
Web site positioning strategy
Web site content strategies
Web site design architecture consulting
Web site design strategies
Flash animation and programming

all_pix_trans.gif (807 bytes)
   
 

Shopping Cart

 

Having a shopping cart on your Web site will allow you to sell services or products. There are inexpensive solutions available through your Web host, enterprise level Business Server Plaforms such as Microsoft's Commerce Server 2002, or a variety of custom written solutions.

Once you have the capability to accept money automatically, your site needs to present the services or goods to buyers in a familiar way. People are comfortable with the concept of using an online shopping cart. A good shopping cart will make the buy process easy for them.

What Businesses Use Them?
Once A wide range of businesses from Amazone to small regional mom and pop businesses now use shopping carts on the Internet to help their business. For some busiensses like Amazon - it IS their business, and for others it is just one more sales or distribution channel.

Things That Can Be Sold Online
Most successful businesses have borrowed an existing idea and improved it or re-applied it in a new way Don't re-invent the wheel. Most businesses making money on the net today fall under one of six categories.

  • Products
  • Services
  • Information industries
  • Internet
  • careers
  • Electronic publishing
  • Electronic advertising

Getting Items Into the Store
Services can be sold online in a cart, just as goods are marketed. Of course they also need descriptions and representations of what they are.

Do you have pictures of all of your goods in, say, jpg or gif format? Do you have a catalogue of products that can be scanned?

A lot of time can be spent optimizing the photos so good quality ready-sized photos will save on time and costs.

No doubt there are others. This is an almost generic list; the key is to distill it down to those likely to most impact your business.

 

 
 
 
 
   
 
Business Evolution | Utilizing Technology | Getting Customers | Planning Strategies | Tracking Revenue | Gaining Insight
Reducing Expenses | Reducing Man Hours | Simplifying Work | Business to Business | Business to Consumer
Managing Resources | What is eBusiness | Future eBusinesses | Business Intelligence | Automation | Sharing Information
Collaboration | Intranets | Workspace Software | Extranets | eCRM | ePresentations | Security & Anti Virus | Business Web sites
Effective Strategies | Business Models | Navigation Architecture | Click Paths | Getting Revenue | Building Traffic | Search Engine
Optimization
| Keyword Placement Bidding | Directories & Linking | Response Tools | Written Content | Graphics & Rich Media
Electronic Commerce | History of eCommerce | What Businesses Sell | Shopping Carts | Cart Capabilities | Cart Software
SSL & Security | ePresentations | eStore Data Analysis | Supplier Chains | Virtual Private Networks | eBusiness Consulting
eCommerce Consulting | eMarketing Consulting | eCRM Consulting | Internet Business Models | Strategies & Positioning
Statistics & Intelligence | Data Warehousing & Mining | Advantage PLUS Newsletter | Client Survey | Client Goals
Project Requirements | Solution Research | Solution Choices | Solution Timeline | Project Preparation
Project Development | Roll Out & Training | Evaluation & Testing | Evolution & Improvement | About Us | Client Support
 


Computer eCommerce
5694 Mission Center Road #272
San Diego, CA 92109
E-mail: info@computerecommerce.com
Phone: 858.490.1199
Fax: 858.273.2333

Computer eCommerce solutions are designed and engineered for the maximum ROI and benefit based on a company's needs, goals and circumstances. Call or e-mail us today, and move your business ahead of your competition.


 

Feel free to ask us a question about your business and technology Request more information on this subject Request us to help your business Online store