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Branding, Sloganizing and Search Engine Marketing
The descriptions search engines offer when displaying search results are generally retrieved from two sources: a) the displayed page's title tag; b) the displayed page's description meta tag or, in default of same, the first characters of the...
Making Money on the Internet
Making Money On The Internet
By Trina L.C. Schiller
I've got my computer hooked up to the Internet, now let the money pour in! What a silly sounding thought, but one that many people take a great deal of stock in these days. It would seem...
The "3 Big Points" to Selling Successfully on the Web
Building a home internet business on the web can seem at times like an impossible goal for most people getting started because they are either not sure of what products they should sell, or how to build their internet business website...
Think before setting up your website
We have seen an increase in the number of websites since the past couple of years. Significantly after the initial dot com burst. While this is good news, it sure reflects one single point. The Internet is as serious as in the offline community....
You Can Do Business Online 201
If you read my 101 course, you now have a website and you have begun basic promotion. It is time to increase the traffic flow! Now is the time to increase links to your site. This serves you two purposes. Number one is the obvious, the more links,...
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"The Power Of CGI Forms" (Part 2)
This is the second in a series of "How-to-do-it"
articles for the beginner or pro online. It outlines
the uses of CGI Forms, and why you need them
now.
In our previous article we discussed the power
of using autoresponders to automate many of
your daily tasks.
Capturing the e-mail addresses of those who send
for your autoresponder is one of the many benefits
of using them.
This article details the use of CGI forms, another
great time-saving device that every serious
webmaster needs to incorportate into their online
business efforts.
Forms do more than allow you to get the customer's
e-mail address. You may also get their name,
mailing address, occupation, etc. In fact, you
are limited only by your imagination as to the
information you may ask for on your form.
Here is a simple example of form on one of my
sites:
http://www.adspecialties.net/Quoteform.html
Forms have a vaiety of potential uses. Among
them are:
-- Sales
--Requests for information
--Surveys
--Questionnaires
--and many other potential
uses
Learning how to set up and use your own forms
is a completely different animal that we will
discuss in our next article in this series.
(Get this article by autoresponder and receive
all of the promotion tips in this series:)
mailto:Forms@freeautobot.com
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Larry is a webmaster of several sites and the
publisher of the Biz Site Biz E-zine.
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publication that features original articles, tips
and no-nonsense How-to-do-it help.
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About the Author
Larry is a webmaster and editor with six years
experience. His background includes counseling, retail sales, radio and t-v copy writing and production. He is currently active in his imprinted promotional items business and weekly publication of the free business newsletter, Biz Site Biz E-zine. He has been nationally published in Home Business Magazine. He may be reached at: mailto:webmaster@bizsitebiz.hypermart.net or you
may view his site at http://www.BizSiteBiz.com/
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