Archive for January 30, 2008

Domain Registration

January 30, 2008   Filed Under: General   248 words

Everyone wants to register domain names these days. Do you remember when you first got yours? I remember registering my first domain name. I wasn’t satisfied with one, so I had to buy another. I get a headache thinking of how much money I could have saved if I had registered all my past & current domain names at the same time. Another thing that gets me stressed, although quite a bit less, is deciding on a domain name. For me, it took a few days. I scribbled names until one stayed with me. It crept into my dreams, I thought about it whenever I was hungry. I knew SWEET-THANG.ORG was the domain name I wanted. That was a few years ago, when I registered this domain (SWEET-THANG.NET) there was still some legal mumbo jumbo at the place I registered the .ORG at that stopped me from getting it.

Pay Less Domains has solutions for all your domain registration needs. There are articles on choosing a domain name, and there are also bulk discounts. Although the company has a particular interest in catering to Australian customers (.com.au), they have many domain name extensions available, including the more popular .COM, .ORG, and .NET. Their website is organized, they offer free domain parking, e-mail, and other services, and have several paid (although they are attractively priced) web hosting packages.

Review of Ecommerce Shopping Cart Article: Building Customer Service Websites

January 30, 2008   Filed Under: General   224 words

There are a few things that may affect the success of your online business. Customer service practices is among the most important. Customers utilize shopping cart software to shop comfortably, in the convenience of their own home. However, they still want security, quality products, and great customer satisfaction. A strong customer service team can help drive sales.

That is the point of this Ecommerce article. And how does the article suggest you maximize sales by offering great customer service? Offer the customer options. Not all customers feel comfortable entering their information in an online form. Offer the customer the option to call or e-mail your company. Give the customer speed. Optimize your website so that it’s not so slow that the customer gives up. Disclosure is necessary. Make sure the customer knows all fees involved and no “hidden fees” appear once they’re ready to check out. If the customer is surprised by charges once everything is already in their cart, there’s a 20% or greater chance that they’ll just abandon those products and shop with your competitor.

Make your customer service friendly website, and team, help you drive sales. The rest is easy after that, because your customers will come back again and will recommend your website to others if they had a great experience.

Layout by Anya © 2008 | Credits to Mimi and Bouncy-Bubbles.Net.