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This will prevent affiliate hijacking, and loss of revenue.
So if ypu want to be into this business, you can be your own registrar very cheap right now.
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And as a added bonus, if you come over a good domain name, you can sell it on Ebay, for alot of money.
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Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Domains and hosting
Do you own a website or are into affiliate
marketing?
You will need a domain name and hosting.
We have domains from only $1.99 and
hosting from about $4.00
If you have a long affiliate url, you can make it shorter by buying a short
domain.
You get free forwarding and masking, so no
one can see your affiliate url.
This is very useful to not get riped off by affiliate hijacking.
By a domain today, and try it out.
Publisert av: Erlend Sølvberg solvberg-nett
Monday, June 28, 2010
Erlend trenger jobb!
Jeg heter Erlend Sølvberg og bor på Adamstua i Oslo. Har i det siste jobbet som midlertidig ansatt distribusjonsleder, sjåførbud hos Aftenposten Distribusjon. Dette kaster imidlertid lite av seg til tider, så jeg er nå på jakt etter en fast jobb.
Tidligere har jeg fra 1983 - 1992 jobbet som sikkerhetsbetjent/vakt ved Oslo Lysverker og videre fra 1992 - 2002 som kundeveileder/konsulent ved Viken Energinett.
Arbeidsoppgaver som kundekonsulent: Faktura spørsmål - inkasso forespørsler - registreringsarbeid - telefon besvarelser - e-post besvarelser - brev besvarelser - rutelegging for utegående medarbeidere - besvare allmenne spørsmål angående strøm og nettleie - Stenge og påsette strøm - strøm avlesning.
Jeg er strukturert, målrettet, datakyndig og villig til å jobbe med nesten hva som helst, bare det er en fast jobb. Jeg har gått lei av å gå hjemme, og bare få noen få oppdrag på søndager. Jeg ønsker meg en fast jobb som jeg kan gå til hver dag, slik at jeg kan dra på noen eksotiske ferier også i fremtiden.
Jeg har utdannelse innen saksbehandling - it - regnskap og lønn, men kan jobbe innen kundeservice - inkasso - regnskap - lønn - kontor - resepsjon - og mye annet også, er ikke kresen.
Har datakortet 1 - 7 og behersker MS-office sine produkter, kan Mamut sine regnskapsprogram, Visma sitt regnskapsprogram, Huldt & Lillevik sitt lønnsprogram, og setter meg raskt inn i nye programmer/systemer.
Ønskejobben er plassert i Stor Oslo området, men jeg er mobil.
Litt om meg selv:
er god til å jobbe med folk
er god på data
setter meg fort inn i nye systemer/programmer
er ikke redd for å ta i et tak
er veldig strukturert når jobben tilsier at jeg skal være det
liker å jobbe både selvstendig og i team
kan jobbe med hva som helst
er fleksibel/endringsvillig
tar imot gode forslag med åpne armer
kan begynne i ny jobb umiddelbart
Attester tas med på eventuelt intervju.
Ønskes kontakt med meg: esoelvbe@gmail.com
Erlend Sølvberg
Tidligere har jeg fra 1983 - 1992 jobbet som sikkerhetsbetjent/vakt ved Oslo Lysverker og videre fra 1992 - 2002 som kundeveileder/konsulent ved Viken Energinett.
Arbeidsoppgaver som kundekonsulent: Faktura spørsmål - inkasso forespørsler - registreringsarbeid - telefon besvarelser - e-post besvarelser - brev besvarelser - rutelegging for utegående medarbeidere - besvare allmenne spørsmål angående strøm og nettleie - Stenge og påsette strøm - strøm avlesning.
Jeg er strukturert, målrettet, datakyndig og villig til å jobbe med nesten hva som helst, bare det er en fast jobb. Jeg har gått lei av å gå hjemme, og bare få noen få oppdrag på søndager. Jeg ønsker meg en fast jobb som jeg kan gå til hver dag, slik at jeg kan dra på noen eksotiske ferier også i fremtiden.
Jeg har utdannelse innen saksbehandling - it - regnskap og lønn, men kan jobbe innen kundeservice - inkasso - regnskap - lønn - kontor - resepsjon - og mye annet også, er ikke kresen.
Har datakortet 1 - 7 og behersker MS-office sine produkter, kan Mamut sine regnskapsprogram, Visma sitt regnskapsprogram, Huldt & Lillevik sitt lønnsprogram, og setter meg raskt inn i nye programmer/systemer.
Ønskejobben er plassert i Stor Oslo området, men jeg er mobil.
Litt om meg selv:
er god til å jobbe med folk
er god på data
setter meg fort inn i nye systemer/programmer
er ikke redd for å ta i et tak
er veldig strukturert når jobben tilsier at jeg skal være det
liker å jobbe både selvstendig og i team
kan jobbe med hva som helst
er fleksibel/endringsvillig
tar imot gode forslag med åpne armer
kan begynne i ny jobb umiddelbart
Attester tas med på eventuelt intervju.
Ønskes kontakt med meg: esoelvbe@gmail.com
Erlend Sølvberg
Saturday, June 26, 2010
12 Steps to creating a business online
"E-commerce"
A word pervading our society, making headlines around the world, and causing the stock market to rise and fall with
startling ease.
It seems every business news story centers on some technology company’s "DOT-com" or "DOT-bomb"!
With all the positive and negative hoopla, business owners of any size company can throw up their hands and feel the "E" world has left them behind.
Every business owner, salesperson, or professional asked one of two questions in the past year, either "Am I using e-commerce correctly?" or "How do I effectively get involved in e-commerce?"
You can buy hundreds of books and pay thousands in consulting fees to analyze and debate the answer to the first question.
To answer to the second question just follow these 12 steps.
Step 1 - Buy a domain name (your own DOT com). Go to www.etoga.net and research names. Can a customer easily spell and remember it?
Step 2 - Write down your online goals and prepare a time and money budget.
How soon do you want your e-commerce site up and running?
How much will you spend?
How many hours will you devote to the site and when?
Step 3 - Surf the web to find other sites you like and dislike. Learn from others’ successes and mistakes by taking the best of what their sites offer and adapting it for your own use.
Step 4 - Design your site on paper. Define elements, look, feel, colors etc.
Step 5 - Hire a professional to set up the graphics and navigation, but with the intention of you or your staff maintaining the site’s day to day operations, communication and updates.
Step 6 - Invest in a digital camera and web publishing software such as Microsoft Front Page or Adobe Acrobat to keep up with the site’s maintenance.
Step 7 - Maintain, change, and update your site at least once a month. (The one exception to this rule are those one- page, sales letter websites. Once you have one of those that performs well and makes sales, don't change it!!)
Step 8 - Promote your site at every opportunity. Tell people about it. Put your web address on your business cards and in all your ads. Some companies even advertise their web address when they put you on hold on the telephone.
Step 9 - Give people a self-serving reason to visit your site. Coupon savings, discounts, special incentives, free information, and free newsletters represent excellent enticements for attracting visitors to your site.
Step 10 - Concentrate on obtaining an email address from every customer and potential customer.
Obtain permission to send periodic, value added malings to your database.
Use a list server to organize and maintain your mailing list.
Step 11 - Always look for and use the simplest solution or option.
Whether adding a shopping cart, database or other option to your e-commerce operation, seek out and use the simplest answer for your needs.
Step 12 - Become educated and stay current in the world of e-commerce.
Learn the marketing and sales techniques of the online world.
A word pervading our society, making headlines around the world, and causing the stock market to rise and fall with
startling ease.
It seems every business news story centers on some technology company’s "DOT-com" or "DOT-bomb"!
With all the positive and negative hoopla, business owners of any size company can throw up their hands and feel the "E" world has left them behind.
Every business owner, salesperson, or professional asked one of two questions in the past year, either "Am I using e-commerce correctly?" or "How do I effectively get involved in e-commerce?"
You can buy hundreds of books and pay thousands in consulting fees to analyze and debate the answer to the first question.
To answer to the second question just follow these 12 steps.
Step 1 - Buy a domain name (your own DOT com). Go to www.etoga.net and research names. Can a customer easily spell and remember it?
Step 2 - Write down your online goals and prepare a time and money budget.
How soon do you want your e-commerce site up and running?
How much will you spend?
How many hours will you devote to the site and when?
Step 3 - Surf the web to find other sites you like and dislike. Learn from others’ successes and mistakes by taking the best of what their sites offer and adapting it for your own use.
Step 4 - Design your site on paper. Define elements, look, feel, colors etc.
Step 5 - Hire a professional to set up the graphics and navigation, but with the intention of you or your staff maintaining the site’s day to day operations, communication and updates.
Step 6 - Invest in a digital camera and web publishing software such as Microsoft Front Page or Adobe Acrobat to keep up with the site’s maintenance.
Step 7 - Maintain, change, and update your site at least once a month. (The one exception to this rule are those one- page, sales letter websites. Once you have one of those that performs well and makes sales, don't change it!!)
Step 8 - Promote your site at every opportunity. Tell people about it. Put your web address on your business cards and in all your ads. Some companies even advertise their web address when they put you on hold on the telephone.
Step 9 - Give people a self-serving reason to visit your site. Coupon savings, discounts, special incentives, free information, and free newsletters represent excellent enticements for attracting visitors to your site.
Step 10 - Concentrate on obtaining an email address from every customer and potential customer.
Obtain permission to send periodic, value added malings to your database.
Use a list server to organize and maintain your mailing list.
Step 11 - Always look for and use the simplest solution or option.
Whether adding a shopping cart, database or other option to your e-commerce operation, seek out and use the simplest answer for your needs.
Step 12 - Become educated and stay current in the world of e-commerce.
Learn the marketing and sales techniques of the online world.
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