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Other Added - The REAL Cost of Building and Maintaining a Commercial Website
Finally here's an easy way to make money online. I'll show you exactly how to make a recurring monthly income of $5,280 in as little as 12 months. And I will use very conservative numbers.First find and join an excellent company that pays you at least $20 for every person that signs up through your link. Make sure they have great products and an amazing salespage. And preferably a company with a proven track record that's been around for awhile.Then invest $100 every month promoting your link for this company. You can always invest more if you want to get faster results. Spend this money placing solo ads in ezines that are related to business opportunities. You should be able to get at least 1 new sign-up for every $50 you invest. (This is very a conservativ
Note that so far we are still just incurring the cost that the average surfing information hunter incurs.
To have a website you will either need to build it yourself or contract a specialist to build it for you. Obviously, if you do not have the knowledge and ability to do it yourself you w
If Brand is identity, Package is the wrapper identity is presented in. A strong Brand really helps small businesses pull new customers into the store. Satisfied customers spread the word about your business. We call this “Waving your Brand Banner”.But a freshly minted referral customer is a fragile being. Even if the new customer visits your store on the basis of a good word from a trusted friend, that first-timer will still be a bit skeptical. Be sure to keep that in mind. Recall your own experience as a consumer. The first time you enter a new place you are unfamiliar with the surroundings and the specific retail culture. Unless it is a cookie-cutter like franchise chain, you probably won’t know where the washroom is, how long it will take you to get help, or exa
This article is to apprise everybody of the costs associated with building and operating a commercial website. There are millions of web-surfers who seem to believe that everything they see on a website should be available free of charge. This will set the record straight so these people get some appreciation of the costs involved to bring information to them. (Note: The rates will vary from provider to provider).
First, a distinction - there are two basic types of websites:
- Personal - mum and dad type sites - several pages of "family" style information
- Commercial - business sites - from one page "sales letter" sites to massive sites of several hundred pages.
For the purpose of this discussion I am going to limit my comments to commercial websites only.
A commercial website has been described as the great business leveller. You see, small businesses can compete on an even playing field with giant multi-national companies in what have been described as "niche" markets. That is, specialist markets.
As I mentioned before, so many web-surfers expect all websites to deliver completely free information to them. After all, websites are really cheap to build and cost virtually nothing to maintain. Or do they?
Let's have a look at what is involved and the typical costs:
First, you will need a telephone line. No problem. Most people have them. The cost is variable depending on what country you live in.
Next, you will need a computer. Again, no problem, most people have them too. They can range from several hundred dollars to several thousand dollars US depending on the make and model, its capacity, its range of features and the like.
With a telephone line and a computer you will then require an Internet Service Provider (ISP). An ISP will charge around US$20 per month for internet access. Broadband access will cost around US$750 per year, depending on your ISP.
Note that so far we are still just incurring the cost that the average surfing information hunter incurs.
To have a website you will either need to build it yourself or contract a specialist to build it for you. Obviously, if you do not have the knowledge and ability to do it yourself you wi
Young minds are quite easy to shape. International Terrorist recruiters know this and have an abundant source of young men and women to pick from. They use simple brain washing tactics to do this. The United States also has a huge source of young people at its colleges and universities with young open minds, open to both good or evil. The professors use this to help their views and promote their views of the world by imprinting on these minds. Religious groups are also a hot topic on campus and they are quite active recruiting new minds and new souls to their numbers.The US Marines Recruiter use the same basic psychological techniques as the college professors, religious organizations and cults. And like the others use this indoctrination in their shaping and team
First, a distinction - there are two basic types of websites:
- Personal - mum and dad type sites - several pages of "family" style information
- Commercial - business sites - from one page "sales letter" sites to massive sites of several hundred pages.
For the purpose of this discussion I am going to limit my comments to commercial websites only.
A commercial website has been described as the great business leveller. You see, small businesses can compete on an even playing field with giant multi-national companies in what have been described as "niche" markets. That is, specialist markets.
As I mentioned before, so many web-surfers expect all websites to deliver completely free information to them. After all, websites are really cheap to build and cost virtually nothing to maintain. Or do they?
Let's have a look at what is involved and the typical costs:
First, you will need a telephone line. No problem. Most people have them. The cost is variable depending on what country you live in.
Next, you will need a computer. Again, no problem, most people have them too. They can range from several hundred dollars to several thousand dollars US depending on the make and model, its capacity, its range of features and the like.
With a telephone line and a computer you will then require an Internet Service Provider (ISP). An ISP will charge around US$20 per month for internet access. Broadband access will cost around US$750 per year, depending on your ISP.
Note that so far we are still just incurring the cost that the average surfing information hunter incurs.
To have a website you will either need to build it yourself or contract a specialist to build it for you. Obviously, if you do not have the knowledge and ability to do it yourself you w
If you own or run a wholesale business, wholesale business insurance is something that you should consider, and really is something that you more than likely can't do without. As a business owner whether it’s online or offline having sufficient insurance to cover an unexpected emergency is critical. As with any other business you need to be prepared for the unlikely event of a circumstance from happening.You don’t have to be a giant corporate conglomerate to have the need for insurance. What’s important is that you understand what type of insurance you'll need in relationship to what you may already have. Chances are that you are running your business out of your home. In this case you'll need to make an evaluation of what you currently have in regards to homeowner
A commercial website has been described as the great business leveller. You see, small businesses can compete on an even playing field with giant multi-national companies in what have been described as "niche" markets. That is, specialist markets.
As I mentioned before, so many web-surfers expect all websites to deliver completely free information to them. After all, websites are really cheap to build and cost virtually nothing to maintain. Or do they?
Let's have a look at what is involved and the typical costs:
First, you will need a telephone line. No problem. Most people have them. The cost is variable depending on what country you live in.
Next, you will need a computer. Again, no problem, most people have them too. They can range from several hundred dollars to several thousand dollars US depending on the make and model, its capacity, its range of features and the like.
With a telephone line and a computer you will then require an Internet Service Provider (ISP). An ISP will charge around US$20 per month for internet access. Broadband access will cost around US$750 per year, depending on your ISP.
Note that so far we are still just incurring the cost that the average surfing information hunter incurs.
To have a website you will either need to build it yourself or contract a specialist to build it for you. Obviously, if you do not have the knowledge and ability to do it yourself you w
I was excited and proud that I had so many digital camera pictures on my hard drive I could add to my PowerPoint slides. What I did not have was an organized method for selecting those pictures without wasting valuable time. Thanks to my husband, the photographer and artist, now I do. Consider the following powerful insightful tips:CHANGE THE NAMEAfter you upload your pictures from the camera to your computer convert the file to the name of the picture. For example, instead of using the name given by the computer (Default) like P10031 change it to flowers. If you have more than one flower you can do flower1 or flower2.FIND THE HIDDEN VIEWNow take a minute right now and go to your PowerPoint program. Look at the tool bar and go to INSERT. You
Let's have a look at what is involved and the typical costs:
First, you will need a telephone line. No problem. Most people have them. The cost is variable depending on what country you live in.
Next, you will need a computer. Again, no problem, most people have them too. They can range from several hundred dollars to several thousand dollars US depending on the make and model, its capacity, its range of features and the like.
With a telephone line and a computer you will then require an Internet Service Provider (ISP). An ISP will charge around US$20 per month for internet access. Broadband access will cost around US$750 per year, depending on your ISP.
Note that so far we are still just incurring the cost that the average surfing information hunter incurs.
To have a website you will either need to build it yourself or contract a specialist to build it for you. Obviously, if you do not have the knowledge and ability to do it yourself you w
One money making opportunity everyone should have a go at is blogging for profits. There are literally millions of blogs today, dealing with everything from serious technical stuff to the daily experiences of ordinary teenagers. Simply put, a blog is an electronic journal (diary) that you can update anytime, anywhere as long as you have an internet connection.Here are a couple of reasons why you should try blogging for profits :Starting a blog is easy There are lots of online tools that allow you to build a blog by simple clicking a few buttons and making a few selections. Sites like Blogger and Wordpress offer free blogs to anyone who wants to have one. They make the set up procedure painless, and you can have your blog up and running in a few m
Note that so far we are still just incurring the cost that the average surfing information hunter incurs.
To have a website you will either need to build it yourself or contract a specialist to build it for you. Obviously, if you do not have the knowledge and ability to do it yourself you will need a person skilled in doing this. For 15 or so pages (a reasonable sized website) you could pay in the vicinity of $1,500 US, often more.
So, now you have a telephone line, a computer, internet access and a website. Is there anything else? There sure is.
You will need a domain name for your website. This is so you can be found by your Unique Resource Locator (URL) name. That is how people will be able to find you - via links to your www.domainname.com name. A domain name will cost you somewhere around US $10 to $20 per year to keep it registered.
Then there is hosting. You will need a website hosting company to keep your site active and online for all the world to view. This is where the site "lives." It's where it is domiciled and is able to be changed by adding to or subtracting from the pages. Hosting can set you back around US$200 to $300 per year. Yes, I know some people get it for a lot less. However, like everything else if you want quality and performance then that is the going rate.
Anything else? Sure is.
Now you can really spend some money. Now your website desperately needs what all other websites need - traffic, otherwise known as visitors. You can spend thousands, even tens of thousands on this if you want.
So, let's add it all up so far:
- telephone line - standard variable cost
- computer - standard variable cost
- ISP - US$240 per year.
- website construction US$1,500 to $2,500 (initial set up)
- domain name US$20 per year
- website hosting - US$200 to 300 per year
- website traffic US$nil to infinity (whatever the budget will allow)
To summarize, without the initial cost of a telephone line or a computer, the minimum cost of a commercial site is in the order of US$1,960. That does not account for any traffic costs. Nor does it account for an opt-in email collector or a delivery system to send digital products automatically. These can add the best part of another thousand dollars per annum to costs. However, we
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