
Ecommerce web site introduction
Ecommerce Buyer's Guide
Does your company sell products or services that can be delivered online or via mail?
Does your target audience number in the tens of thousands or more, or are you interested
in national (or global) exposure? If so, an ecommerce web site could be the right choice
to grow your business:
Commonly called ecommerce (short for "electronic commerce"), these online stores are proliferating
in all types of industries. Most consumer products are good candidates for to sell on an ecommerce web site: clothes,
household items, arts and crafts, pet supplies, specialty foods, electronics, and more.
Major purchases that buyers will want to try out in person and complicated items with lots
of options and features are generally not well suited to sell on an ecommerce web site.
This BuyerZone Buyer's Guide is designed to help you determine what ecommerce web site solution
is right for you. We'll review your basic ecommerce options, the questions to ask when
evaluating options, and give you a quick guide to starting up an ecommerce web site.
Note that ecommerce is usually just one part of a web site. While many web site development
firms also provide ecommerce, some ecommerce services don't include basic web site features.
If you're starting your business' entire online presence from scratch, we recommend that
you start with our Web Site Design Buyer's
Guide or instantly gather information from ecommerce solutions providers.
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