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Marketing Qi, That Is... are your strongest virtues in your existing brick and mortar business?What if I told you that an ancient Chinese concept known as Qi (say *chee*) could help you with the marketing of your coaching, consulting or training business?Qi is the vital energy that's behind all life...the force that makes everything work. The ancient Chinese knew that if your Qi w How much money are you willing to spend on your Internet presence? Most assuredly, it will be more than you initially estimate. Also, now is a good time to consider a budget - even a ballpark figure which you think you can afford on registering a domain, design and hosting. This budget can greatly affect what your site will be. For example, if you want an e-commerce enabled website, the costs will be much greater to develop and maintain than a straight HTML site. Next week we look at how important a domain name can be. And in future articles we will discuss some of the hosting considerations, how to research the competition and some tips for writing for search engines. Copyright 2005 - Richard F. Hill - All Rights reserved
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