Perhaps you will add them to your own notebook. Anyway, here is my clip list, a compilation of lessons learned by my peers and me. ONE Forming an E-commerce strategy is more than just creating a web presence and taking orders online. There will likely be new competitive forces. Now it's time to benchmark and measure your site.
Hits are actually the number of graphics that are displayed on one single HTML page.
Those terms describe one individual visitor and how many times that visitor accesses your site. Software, such as Web Trends, is currently available to help analyze and determine where your customers might be dropping off. It's also important to measure how easily your site can be found through search engines, portals, business partners and other affiliated sites. While this extensive site was only being referenced on a minimal number of other sites, their competition had a cross-link promotion for their products or services in numerous locations. There are finally good software tools to help do this, yet nine out of ten sites still retype orders by hand into their inventory or warehouse systems.