The Seven Steps to Online Success

November 22, 2011
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What are the Seven Steps to Online that we look at in the eBu$iness book?

Basically these steps are the same for any business, regardless of whether they intend to sell online or just want to set up a basic web presence so they can be found on the web.

Know who you are

Can you describe the business in 140 characters? The old line of having a elevator pitch still applies, even if it has become shorter.

Get your name registered

Your business needs to own its identity both offline and online.  Claim your trade mark, business name, domain names and social media handles

Choose your platform

Set a website up on the platform that makes it easy to update, backup and change. WordPress or Blogger are the most suitable for the majority of businesses

Design well

Have a website that’s easy on the eyes while conveying the essentials of what your business does.

Make sales easy

The easier it is to buy from you, the more you will sell. Make sure you have contact details and customers

Tell your story

Your website is the opportunity to tell the world why you are the best at what you do. Don’t be shy about letting people know why they should buy from you.

Interact

You can talk to your customers, suppliers and the community in general using social media, blogs and email newsletters. Don’t be shy. It will improve your online credibility and rankings along with illustrate why you’re the best business in town.

The eBu$iness book goes into all the details of how to do all of these effectively and economically. Buy now, either as an ebook from Amazon or from your local bookseller.

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About the eBu$iness book

eBu$iness is the complete guide to getting the web, social media, cloud computing and e-commerce working for your business.

Leading online business expert, Paul Wallbank brings 15 years experience of helping small and large businesses find and profit from the opportunities in the connected marketplace.

Paul explains in practical, common sense terms how your business can benefit from social media, e-commerce, cloud computing and local search.

eBu$iness is available from all good booksellers. Buy it now.