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Summary: Accepting Online Payments -
E-commerce Made Easy for Small Businesses & Sole Traders
How To Automate Online Sales Of Digital and Physical Products
This ebook provides easy-to-read, step-by-step instructions on how to select the payment service(s) you need: PayPal and its alternatives, credict card merchant processing accounts...
- set up Instant Payment buttons on your site
- choose and implement “Plug-and-Pay” digital download services such as ClickBank, PayLoadz, Lulu, Google Checkout and TradeBit
- exploit powerful marketing tools provided with your new services
By reading this guerilla guide you will be able to:
- Boost your sales by offering your clients instant purchases 24x7
- Save yourself hundreds or even thousands of dollars - by avoiding services and service levels that you don't yet need, and keeping your staff costs to a minimum.
- Sell "risky" products, including adult wares (as prohibited by PayPal's Acceptable Usage Policy), by using one of the alternative payment services.
The guide is packed with interactive hyperlinks to the websites of e-commerce products and services that are suitable for all kinds of small businesses, whether you sell software, ebooks, music, soap, cars or cigars...
Joining the electronic publishing revolution, and profiting from e-commerce, is far easier than you thought!
- Develop a second income and new skills, in your spare time, with little or no financial investment
- Run your own small business from home, or from anywhere with an internet connection.
The guide is packed with hyperlinks to the websites of e-commerce products and services that are suitable for small businesses. It assumes familiarity with common Windows software packages and the internet, but no advanced software or programming knowledge.
** Updated & Extended, February 2007 ** |
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Author biography: Writer and IT consultant Nigel Woodhead has worked in electronic publishing, web site design and internet content management for twenty years. The author of numerous internet-marketed ebooks, as well as Hypertext and Hypermedia (published Addison-Wesley and Sigma Press), in this guide he shares his wealth of knowledge on the subject of e-commerce. |
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