» Why Your Online Advertising Traffic Leaves as Soon as It Arrives
by Joel Walsh
Business website owners who buy online advertising often get frustrated when most of their expensive traffic leaves as soon as it arrives--i.e, it "bounces."
Why does traffic from online advertising bounce? Think about it: you've done the same thing many times. You've searched on a search engine, clicked on a result, then left that page less than ten seconds after you arrived. You did that again and again until you found what you were looking for. You might easily have left a trail of bounces on the server logs of a dozen websites, for a dozen website owners to worry over.
» Internet Marketing Guide
By Jack Elmy
If you are considering launching a website for your business or entering the lucrative world of e-commerce by starting an online business, there are a few things you need to keep in mind in order to assure your web site’s success. Without taking the time to understand how the Internet and search engines work you will certainly guarantee that no one will see your site. The Internet is a whole new ball game when it comes to marketing. Invest a few minutes in making your website a success by browsing through the tips listed in the Internet marketing guide below.
» Lowering Your Business Overhead
By Aaron Turpen of The Online Auction Academy
There are a lot of things that businesses need to spend money on just to keep running from day to day. There is no such thing as an expense-less business. All businesses have to spend money on something: be it payroll, shipping, packaging, Internet access, etc.
With a little imagination, however, the entrepreneur can lower these costs or even remove them altogether! The basic ways of lowering expenses fall into three categories: barter, negotiation, and research.
» Find it with Google. Buy it with Google Checkout.
6/29/2006 02:58:00 AM
Posted by Benjamin Ling, Product Lead, and Louis Perrochon, Engineering Director
We've heard time and again from users: "I find great stores through Google search, but every time I try to buy from an online store, I have to re-enter the same billing, shipping, and credit card information. There are too many steps. Why can't it be as fast as a Google search?" This motivated us to improve the online purchase process, and so today we're announcing Google Checkout, a checkout option that makes buying across the web fast and easy.
