As a Special Gift To All Of WHT Members ( esp webhosts who want a better business) Who Always Helped Me I Am Giving Away The Report i Wrote And Sold It Commercially. Read it ... Impliment it.. and be successful ...


The Title Of The Report is:


Taking Secret Lessons From The Dot Com Doom
For A Boon In eCommerce...

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Now That The Dust Has Settled It Has Become
Absolutely Clear That Most Of The Companies
Plunged Into eBusiness Too Quickly, Without
Having Even The Slightest Idea Of How They
Were Going To Build And Sustain Customer
Trust And Loyalty. They Invested Too
Heavily In The design And Launch Of Their
Websites. The Ultimate Result : Many New
Ventures Having A Potential Of Being Very
Successful Became Short Lived Upstarts.

We Have The Beinfit Of Hindsight To Analyze
What Worked And What Didn't. And The Most
Important Principle That We Learnt Was That
The Companies Which Started eBusiness With
Clear Strategies And Business Models In
Mind Were The Ones Who Won The eBizBattle.
They Made Some Very Smart Moves Which
Others Can Learn And Benifit From.

The Internet Is Many Extraordinary Things,
But It Is Not A Mass Market With Millions Of
Inattentive Buyers. In fact, Many Internet
Shoppers Are highly Sophisticated Consumers,
With An Access To unprecidented ... The Report Continues

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I would ask that the mods remove this. Waste of time. Reads just like (insert your favorite MLM or most recent spam crap here).

The report seems founded on many false premises and, as such, is probably a waste of time to read. It sugggests the rest of the report is equally flawed. The problem with many of the failed doc coms is not a failure to create customer loyalty or investing too much on their web site, it was a lack of a business plan and a way to make money, even if eventually.

Investors got caught up in the newness of dot coms and invested with nop foundation for doing so other than others were doing the same. This is identical to the great tulip fiasco in years past.

The U.S. new show, 60 minutes, covered the subject quite well months ago. They had several dot com executives, many of them no longer millionares. One had an online accounting firm that was valued at one point at about a billion dollars. After the fall, it was devalued at $850,000.

The lessons to be learned are the same as have been true for years. Don't invest in smoke and mirrors. If you do, invest modestly and get out quick. If you plan on having an online business, have a business plan. That means a way of eventually turning a profit (something even Amazon and Yahoo have yet to do). It''s not enough to just be online.

Al the predicitions of new economy have evaporated, as I knew they would. It's the same old economy extended into new areas. It took a bit of time for reason and sanity to catch up, though they always do.

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If You Go Through It You Will see my sincere efforts... Its No Spam Or MLM... Its Just My Report And I Swear By Got I Am Giving It As A Geniune Gift... I Challenge if you have the guts to take a strong step like giving away something absolutely free which you actually sold nicely.


So Better mind What you are saying...


Love

Lord

Sir All These Strategies Still Work... If you can Build Customer Loyalty Then You Can Have a Great eBiz .

For Your Kind Info I Am From India So i Never Saw the Stupid Shows You Are Mentioning...

If You Want Real Great Updates Try My eZine... Its Really a great One... Full Satisfaction is Guaranteed.

Originally posted by lord2001
Sir All These Strategies Still Work... If you can Build Customer Loyalty Then You Can Have a Great eBiz .
Not without a way of making money. You overlook the fact that your report is founded on false premises. Reading a book on business and business economics would be a greater and more productive expenditure of time.

For Your Kind Info I Am From India So i Never Saw the Stupid Shows You Are Mentioning...
60 Minutes is hardly a stupid show.

Sir,

Please Try And Understand...

I Though Agree ( And Mentioned It In My Report)

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For Existing Businesses, The Choice Of
Strategy Is Usually Driven By How Closely the
Internet Presence Is Linked to A Company's
current Branded Brick And Mortar Operations.
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That the Brick And Mortar Presence is Necessary.

60 Minutes is hardly a stupid show.

The Stupids Don''t Telecast it In India


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Originally posted by lord2001
If You Go Through It You Will see my sincere efforts... Its No Spam Or MLM... Its Just My Report And I Swear By Got I Am Giving It As A Geniune Gift... I Challenge if you have the guts to take a strong step like giving away something absolutely free which you actually sold nicely.


So Better mind What you are saying...


Love

Lord

Don't presume to tell me what to do, fella. Read closely: I said it reads like MLM or spam. I did not say it was MLM or spam, although if it bounced into my mailbox I would report it as such.

Your premise is weak and your conclusions shoddy. Go back to the drawing board. Or read up on basic economics, as your time would be better served doing that than issuing poorly worded, poorly typed edicts about how the rest of the world should run their business based on your say so.