It Begins with your Domain Name: If you don't own the Dot-Com, you don't really own the name: it's that simple. We encourage reserving sites without dashes, puns, or misspellings (oddly enough, it's a common problem). You should make it as easy as possible to be found online. more...



Choose the Right Hosting Plan: Our Hosting Plans are affordable and tailored specifically for your company. The monthly fee is as low as $18, with FREE setup for non e-commerce sites. The setup fee is as low as $500 for full-package e-commerce partners. more...



Fresh, Robust Web Design: Do you know what your "ideal customer" wants? We do: easy navigation, fast download times, fresh graphics, clear language, secure shopping screens, and airtight privacy policies. Make sure you give it to them by going through us. more...



Design the Site with Search Engines in Mind (SEO): Before you try to get your site listed in the search engines, you have to optimize the website with them in mind. There are concrete and deliberate steps to ensure your site is ready to be listed. This is often called Search engine Optimization, or SEO. more...



Search Engine Strategy: After you OPTIMIZE the site, you need to invest in paid search listings, often called pay-per-clicks. There are several services you can sign up with, and we'll show you what to do based on your marketing budget and your performance expectations. Search Engines are not magic (but the results are magical). more...



Invest in Public Relations: You've built your site and worked the search engines....now what?! In order to improve your visibility and reach millions of people a month, you need a consistent PR campaign -- and spam lists don't count toward a PR strategy. more...



Interactive Customer Care: With a strong website and an active PR campaign, you will notice a lot more visitors coming to your site. We offer you interactive tools to help assist them in finding what they need -- detailed product information, hi-res graphics, B2B ordering screens, password-protected areas, internal blogs, newsletters, customer contests and much more. The best part of this is that you can do it all without having to know HTML. more...



The Future of E-commerce: "The total U.S. retail e-commerce sales for the third quarter of 2004 was $17.6 billion, an increase of 4.7 percent from the second quarter of 2004. E-commerce outperformed total economic activity in three of four major economic sectors. Business-to-Business (B2B) activity, which depends critically on Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), dominates e-commerce. All industry groups in each sector participate in
e-commerce."