1. The number of baby boomers/seniors online grew by 18.4 percent last year, making them the fastest growing Internet population, according to Media Metrix.
How to Run an Internet Business from an Internet Cafe Using Free Services
First register a free e-mail address with Yahoo Go to http://mail.yahoo.com
The reason is to get access to Geocities free hosting services. Geocities are part of Yahoo and has all the tools on-line to set up the software you’ll need to run your on-line business. They have a Page Generator tool, a Upload tool to load HTML files, a Site Statistics tool to see how many hits was generated, a File Manager tool to move, copy and delete files.
Internet Marketing Gold For Authors
One way many business owners market their businesses is by writing content for their online newsletters (e-zine), classes they teach, and articles they provide for other types of marketing strategies. Would you like to take those articles to new heights? Then provide your work to other e-zine publishers as well as newsletters and magazines, too.
Are You Branded & Ready to Market on the Internet?
“Affluent Americans lead web growth” begins an article from http://cyberatlas.internet.com. According to the latest NielsenNetRatings, individuals with household incomes ranging from $100,000 to $150,000 are the fastest growing income group online and there are 15,000,000 of them.
The 13 Hidden Treasures of Internet Marketing
The 13 Hidden Benefits of Internet Marketing:
7 Quick Tips for a More Profitable Internet Business
With billions of web pages and countless email messages — a good percentage of which are spam — building a successful business on the Internet is hard work. Many entrepreneurs seek to create a ‘full-time’ income (whatever that may mean to each individual) yet find that making just a few sales is still a struggle.
The Architect and the Interior Designer: New Strategies for Internet Development
Over the past three years, dramatic changes occurred in web site development. Early web site “design” focused on the “look” of the site and resulted in a “nice looking” but minimally effective business tool. The focus of the early web sites was primarily on marketing and advertising and containing little integration with business operations. Many web sites are still developed using these less effective methods.
Internet Storm Watchers
Most of us are content with the protection a firewall affords us, and don’t bother to analyze the data the programs collect. Which ports are being probed? How often? Is the same source IP repeated with alarming frequency? We rarely check. The information locked away in those unexamined log files could potentially prevent script kiddie rampages, stop the spread of malware, and even help track and prevent hacker break-ins. And yet those files go largely unanalyzed, especially by home users. The firewall does its job, and we’re satisfied.
Internet Marketing Newbie Learns A Lesson
As far as internet marketing, I started out like most ‘newbies’ looking to make money on the internet. I work a full time job away from home during the day, then come home to a part-time business on the net. I have the same dreams and desires as so many of you. I want to quit that day job and be able to make a living working at home!
Internet Trends to Watch in 2003
When I first got involved with the online world back in 1984, paying for services was what you did. You had to pay for the phone call (usually a long distance call) to dial up to a bulletin board service, and once you got there, you typically had to pay for a membership to be able to access the information on their system.
Then the World Wide Web was born and so was the era of getting almost all information for free. There were companies everywhere jumping onto the give-it-all-away-free bandwagon. Money was being generated in huge sums from advertisers looking to cash-in on the massive traffic free information generated.