Pushing Product: How to leverage the Web to move more merchandise
Okay, there are plenty of mom and pop, brick n’ mortar stores that sell products locally - to drive and foot traffic - but they DON’T sell online. Heck, a lot of them don’t even have a website.
My question to you is WHY? Why wouldn’t you? Even if you only sold one thing a day, or week, or month…it’s worth the sale. Right? Of couse, let me explain.
First, if you sell products of any type or description (unless the logisitics of shipping or pick-up are unsurmountable) you should definitely sell online as well. Web design, development and e-commerce solutions have become quite affordable, so cost really isn’t an issue. There are even no upfront cost e-commerce solutions, like Pay Pay, that cuts out even more of the cost. However you should know, if you choose a no money down solution, like Pay Pay or Google Checkout, your cost per sale (the percentage(s) these companies take) are much higher than those merchant service solutions that require a setup and install fee. So, short term,…
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