ter cat owners. In other words know who your customer base is. Picture a large target with all dog bowl aficionados in the bulls eye. That will be your target (pun intended) market. You might go slightly out of the bullseye to attract dog bone buyers. This would be an associative product.

Lastly you must convert all these internet visitors to customers. You will learn about conversion rates. The formula is if you have a 100 visitors to your site and 2 buy, you have a 2% conversion rate. It will be important to get this as high as you can.

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The Internet is todays California Gold Rush, Horace Greeleys, Go West Young Man Go West, Ronald Reagan's City On a Shining Hill. Yes, the analogies are well founded. The internet today has opened new vistas that were only dreamed of 25 years ago. Anyone who can afford to buy a computer and hook up to the internet has the opportunity of creating boundless opportunities.

The internet is todays equalizer. There is no prejudice on the internet because the internet has no contact on a personal level. The internet is only involved with the kind of information it is fed. If you are one who is blessed with computer skills you may have a temporary advantage. If someone decides they want to be better than you, there is nothing holding them back.

Ultimately, even huge corporations have no advantage. If you become an expert in optimizing search engines, you can be number one and at the top of the page. Lest you think there's a chance we're on a bubble that's about to burst, there are roughly a billion internet visitors a day and growing.

So how can we cash in on this bonanza? If you've never thought of an internet business, here are a few ideas to consider.

• Think of a niche or theme. It can be a spin off of a popular general product such as golf. Maybe you'd sell custom tees. Your niche product can also be an informational product, such as an ecourse or eBook.

• You will have to get a website. No more is it necessary to go out and find a webmaster and pay her 3, 4, $5,000.00. You can pay a web hosting company less than $10.00 a month, to get a point and click, template loaded website, including a domain name. In a few days you'll be building sites like you knew what you were doing.

• Meeting your customers needs and catering to them is imperative. If you sell custom made dog bowls, you're not going to go after cat owners. In other words know who your customer base is. Picture a large target with all dog bowl aficionados in the bulls eye. That will be your target (pun intended) market. You might go slightly out of the bullseye to attract dog bone buyers. This would be an associative product.

• Lastly you must convert all these internet visitors to customers. You will learn about conversion rates. The formula is if you have a 100 visitors to your site and 2 buy, you have a 2% conversion rate. It will be important to get this as high as you can.

Tackle

If you are one who is blessed with computer skills you may have a temporary advantage. If someone decides they want to be better than you, there is nothing holding them back.

Ultimately, even huge corporations have no advantage. If you become an expert in optimizing search engines, you can be number one and at the top of the page. Lest you think there's a chance we're on a bubble that's about to burst, there are roughly a billion internet visitors a day and growing.

So how can we cash in on this bonanza? If you've never thought of an internet business, here are a few ideas to consider.

• Think of a niche or theme. It can be a spin off of a popular general product such as golf. Maybe you'd sell custom tees. Your niche product can also be an informational product, such as an ecourse or eBook.

• You will have to get a website. No more is it necessary to go out and find a webmaster and pay her 3, 4, $5,000.00. You can pay a web hosting company less than $10.00 a month, to get a point and click, template loaded website, including a domain name. In a few days you'll be building sites like you knew what you were doing.

• Meeting your customers needs and catering to them is imperative. If you sell custom made dog bowls, you're not going to go after cat owners. In other words know who your customer base is. Picture a large target with all dog bowl aficionados in the bulls eye. That will be your target (pun intended) market. You might go slightly out of the bullseye to attract dog bone buyers. This would be an associative product.

• Lastly you must convert all these internet visitors to customers. You will learn about conversion rates. The formula is if you have a 100 visitors to your site and 2 buy, you have a 2% conversion rate. It will be important to get this as high as you can.

Tackl

e a few ideas to consider.

• Think of a niche or theme. It can be a spin off of a popular general product such as golf. Maybe you'd sell custom tees. Your niche product can also be an informational product, such as an ecourse or eBook.

• You will have to get a website. No more is it necessary to go out and find a webmaster and pay her 3, 4, $5,000.00. You can pay a web hosting company less than $10.00 a month, to get a point and click, template loaded website, including a domain name. In a few days you'll be building sites like you knew what you were doing.

• Meeting your customers needs and catering to them is imperative. If you sell custom made dog bowls, you're not going to go after cat owners. In other words know who your customer base is. Picture a large target with all dog bowl aficionados in the bulls eye. That will be your target (pun intended) market. You might go slightly out of the bullseye to attract dog bone buyers. This would be an associative product.

• Lastly you must convert all these internet visitors to customers. You will learn about conversion rates. The formula is if you have a 100 visitors to your site and 2 buy, you have a 2% conversion rate. It will be important to get this as high as you can.

Tackl

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