Websites and e-commerce
More and more businesses are successfully using the internet as a promotion and sales channel and moving into E-commerce. This is an introduction to developing and maintaining a website and doing business online.
The internet is a powerful medium for attracting customers and expanding your business - not just in New Zealand but worldwide. The internet gives you a 24 hour global shop-front and powerful features to attract and retain customers and grow their business with you.
Online business offers rewards and the excitement of seeing your business prosper. But to do it well, you've got to do it right.
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Read how companies have opened the door to new business and customers by developing an e-business. This case study will show you how to develop online marketing and communication tools, sales techniques and order payment and distribution tools.
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An article exploring how a small business can use e-commerce and its website to create a competitive advantage and generate increased sales.
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To help your website be seen and read by more people and be displayed on more types of equipment you need to use recognised ‘web standards’. Find out what these are and how you can implement them so you can optimize traffic flow to your website. This article forms part of the E-business Guide, which is a free service to guide you towards e-business success. Link to the Guide from this article and find out how you can further reach your growth potential.
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A basic introduction and tips on designing and building a website for your business, including choosing a domain name, getting your site built and the things to avoid.
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Information to help you select and work with a partner to choose the right technology and design and develop your company website or online shop.
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An outline of the various web tools you can use to manage and operate your website and your business. These include tools for managing website content, customers, orders and marketing activities.
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Ideas and techniques you can use to measure and monitor your online sales activity and improve your results.
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To be an effective selling tool, an e-commerce website must be designed with your customers in mind. Is it easy to move around your site, find information and complete a purchase? Here are ten tips to help you develop or review your website, and increase online sales.
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An explanation of the different types of internet search engines that are used to find information on the internet and direct traffic to a website.
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A guide to the things you can do to optimise your web pages, increase your internet search engine visibility, and drive more traffic to your website.
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An explanation of metadata and how to create and use it on your website to make your website more visible to the search engines and directories that use this information to generate search results.
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This is an introduction to domain names and how to choose and register a domain name for your business. A domain name is the registered address for a website or online location.
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If you’re looking at creating a website you’ll need to choose and register a domain name for your site. These FAQs cover topics such as how to register a .nz domain name, your rights and responsibilities, the .nz domain name system, and finding and choosing a registrar.
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