We categorize the types of marketing taking place on the Web as communicating , selling , providing content , or providing a Network function . We can categorize these four activities even further. Content and Network function sites are primary marketing efforts, meaning that the site itself is the product or the service being offered. These sites exist for their own sake and need to pay for themselves.
Primary sites are wholly virtual, meaning that the entire transaction takes place on the Internet.
Communication and selling sites are secondary, since the purpose of both of these kinds of sites is to help in marketing some physical product or service that exists off of the Internet. We can also divide sites up into whether they are simply providing information, as is the case with communication and content sites, or whether they are performing some action, as would be the case with selling or providing a Network function. If you think a site can be in more than one category, be sure to defend your view by citing an example. The example you pick does not have to come from the above list. Describe the business model for each of the four types of sites.