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  • Business

    The Online Business Cyber-Attack: Defamation

    August 1, 2005 •

    It is said that the worst lies are told behind your back. That may be true. Until recently, rumors about businesses have generally been oral, fleeting in nature, and (hopefully) not given much credence. Unfortunately, the dynamics of the rumor mill are changing. Just about everything on...

  • Business

    A Tangled Web We Weave

    August 1, 2005 •

    The choice between having nothing nice to say and saying nothing at all, at least on the web, is becoming increasingly easier by the day. Say nothing at all. When the 1996 Communications Decency Act (CDA) was struck down to allow indecent, as opposed to obscene speech, the effect – uni...

  • Business

    Scope, Don’t Hope

    August 1, 2005 •

    Among the many perks of running your own business is the freedom to work on your own schedule, at your own pace, where you want and how you choose. However, ask any online entrepreneur, and he or she will likely never get back to you. No time. Too busy. Even if your business is confin...

  • Business

    SPAM: Your Affiliates Can Put You Out of Business

    July 1, 2005 •

    A funny thing happened on the way to enactment of the new federal spam law known as “CAN-SPAM.” While for the first time it established nationwide rules to follow in using commercial email, it actually did much more. Somewhere along the legislative process the ISPs decided they wanted n...

  • Business

    MistralSoap.com Doubles Online Sales

    July 1, 2005 •

    In 1993, Matthew Tilker, Mistral Soap’s founder, was studying in Provence, France. There he met a 70-year-old master soap maker. In a family factory, the man crafted soaps according to a 300-year old traditional triplemilling process, always using the finest natural ingredients. The soa...

  • World map Cross-border Selling

    Overseas Customers: Just Clicks Away

    July 1, 2005 •

    Your web store is a few clicks away, regardless of where those clicks geographically occur. International customers can help increase your online sales.

  • Local Business

    Crucial Differences between Retailing and E-Tailing

    December 15, 2000 •

    The retail business model that is practiced in thousands of shops and strip malls in cities all over the world is widely understood. However, many fail to understand that the Internet e-tail business model is substantially different. Some of these differences are obvious, while others only become clear later.

  • SWOT diagram Business

    Doing a SWOT Analysis for Your Internet Marketing Plan

    March 14, 2000 •

    Analyzing your business's Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats can remake its outlook.