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Beginner’s Guide To Dot Com Riches

 

Introduction

Page 1 of 7

Internet Marketing - Strategies and techniques applied on the Internet to support the organization's overall online marketing objectives. Goals may include driving targeted traffic to a Website and features on the Website to create a desired call to action. Internet marketing may include keyword and meta tag strategies, newsgroup and mailing list postings, banner advertising, reciprocal links, online promotions, content positioning, online image development, email strategies and other interactive features.

Momentum builds for Internet marketing as businesses stretch their reach toward an avalanche of web surfers. Just a decade ago, the Internet was merely a conversation topic within small tech circles. Today, the Internet hosts businesses from merchandise to service, many which operate solely through their web storefront.  

Forrester Research projects online worldwide commerce – including business-to-business and business-to-consumer transactions – to reach $6.8 trillion by the close of 2004, with North America capturing $3.5 trillion, more than half of the worldwide wealth. 

While this customer landscape expands from the malls and downtown onto their glowing computer monitors, Internet corporations climb to meet demand. Shopping portals emerge as the easiest and most comprehensive online catalogs, streamlining thousands of merchants into one simple grid. Shopping and marketing evolve, giving merchants national, even worldwide, visibility easier than ever before. Customers shop at home purchasing from large, well-known merchants or small, niche shops in the same manner. Packages are traceable at every stop, then conveniently delivered to their door. The Internet redefines communications, billing and the age old motto: location, location, location. 

Headlines trace this marketing revolution from its amateur beginnings to Wall Street. Yahoo! acquired 22 companies since its inception including, most recently, Overture, Inktomi and HotJobs. Similarly, what began as a hobby grew into a mammoth IPO in August of 2004 when Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) announced its offer of 19,605,052 shares of Class A common stock at $85 per share. Froogle, its shopping portal, remains in beta. Ebay, from humble beginnings, dominated the innovative live auction platform, acquiring PayPal in October of 2002. MSN Shopping boasts more Fortune 500 retailers than any other shopping portal, hosting RedEnvelope, Dell, Circuit City, Neiman Marcus, Blue Nile and JC Penny.  

Moving forward, we’ll watch Google’s acquisition in Keyhole.com unfold, as search technology migrates deeper into military capability providing commercial use by everyday citizens. 

As customers steadily migrate to and accept online shopping within their normal conduct, offline commerce increases as well. Research shows many consumers conduct product research online, make purchase decisions by navigating through online storefronts, then making their actual purchase offline. Companies that have an online store show significant offline sales growth once on the Internet as well. 

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