Pricing is a difficult thing to get right in the marketing mix. Often we get all other 3 P’s (product, place promotion) right and that wrong…. and instead of revisiting it, we mess with the product.

There is no hard and fast answer on how to price a product in a startup or a web service, especially as it pertains to pricing models. But there are two simple pieces of advice I can give.

1. If there is an established pricing method which is accepted and liked in the market, go with it.

2. If consumers generally despise how things are priced in the category you are entering, change the model, and let everyone know about it.

In the first example the ethos is this: It’s hard enough gaining cut through with our product without adding unnecessary complexity to the decision making process. Especially when you have a new and untested offer.

In the second example the ethos is this: The pricing model becomes the main feature. It’s the reason for the switch to you, other parts of the marketing mix will then require far less innovation to gain the cut through a startup needs.

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It occurs to me, as I sit here at my computer, that I should write a little something about my work, and about my office. It was me, after all, who was only too quick to moan about it a few weeks back; moan about the moving around, about the cleaning up, and the updating. I wrote about how I hoped it would be nicer, when it was all done; I hope things would be able to run a bit more smoothly. And thankfully they do! The mission was a success. Things have been updated, and they work – and they work very well.

The new business broadband is the source of a lot of this new smoothness. Initially, we had been worried that, with limited business sdsl availability in our area, we wouldn’t be able to go for the ideal internet connection, but in the end it worked out. The new internet is not only a lot faster than our previous one, but it doesn’t seem to disconnect as much either. There were times before where you could be working, and out of nowhere, and apparently for no real reason, you would get cut off. As long as I haven’t just jinxed it, it seems to be the case no longer.

And then on top of that, in a move that was almost as needed as the internet fix, our telephones were updated. Mostly this is because our phones were the most out of date things in the office. Probably even more out of date than Jack’s Tottenham shirt, which is yellow and very, very dated. Now our phones can do all sorts of fancy stuff. It is a little bit like these new voip phone systems, and can do a lot more than just serve as a telephone. Fancy stuff.

Tomorrow is the big day. Wembley. The NFL, over here in England once more. So there is a lot to look forward to, and I’m growing more and more excited by the minute.

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Voila c’est fait, maintenant vous pouvez enregistrer vos recherches, et bientôt vous recevrez les alertes Bomop par e-mail.

Mais ou trouver les alertes?

Lorsque vous rentrez dans votre espace, dans le menu à gauche, vous verrez un lien “Vos Alerte” la vous pouvez créer et/ou modifier vos alertes. De plus, les menus apparaissent au fur et à mesure sur les liens à gauche avec vos alertes ainsi que le nombre d’appel d’offres correspondant à votre recherche

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Unfortunately, many service providers treat you like a Fortune 500 firm, not understanding your need to pay for only what you need, at a price that you can afford. This is especially true for data plans provided by data and VoIP providers.

Luckily, you don’t have to be treated like a small fish in a big pond, you can be treated like an individual. There are companies out there that can and will renegotiate your current service contracts for free. How do they do this? Well, for starters they have a large list of clients that offer them reduced services as a sort of “referral fee.” They also know how to stand up for and defend the companies that hire them. This results in lower costs for you, which not only increases your bottom line, but in many cases improves your service.

Most of the companies that offer this service can handle any kind of data service, whether it is T1, DSL, or fiber optic data line plans. They can work with your VoIP or telecom provider to drastically reduce your bill, and they even work with a team of designers to improve your web presence.

The secret to the success of companies like this is that they pool together lists of companies like yours and buy services in bulk. Although your company might be small, combined with the force of others you appear as a massive billion dollar corporation. This means you not only save money, but you get the respect and treatment that you deserve. After all, why should all the big companies get treated better than the true movers and shakers of industry?

As you might know, voice and data costs are some of the highest that a company will deal with. The problem is that they are essential costs of doing business, even if you aren’t making any money. You need telephones and internet to operate, with or without clients or products. You need them for customer service, contracts, and internal communication. Many business owners nearly faint when seeing that first bill, but don’t worry there is help for you.

Find a company that can help you by renegotiating your contract. If they can’t get you a better deal with your current provider, then they’ll hook you up with one of their own companies that are more than capable of providing equal or improved service. The best part is, you’ll save money and you will be able to focus on the expenses of creating, which is where a business’ main effort should be anyway. I know that voice and data plans scare you now, but it will not be long before they are a distant memory.

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Monosoff draws on her own experience as an entrepreneur and those of 17 other women -all of whom decided to turn their ideas into start-ups and eventually grew them into multimillion-dollar companies- to illustrate the steps needed to create, manage, and grow a business.

The first original aspect of the book is that all the profiled entrepreneurs are women, many of them in their 50’s and beyond -while I think it’s safe to say that the typical image of a self-made, millionaire entrepreneur would be that of a man. And there is a further catch: as the book title suggests, all these women have kids, and have had to work hard at achieving the elusive work-life balance, coming up with ingenious ideas to be able to enjoy their children while they worked hard on their businesses.

The fact that the book focuses on moms doesn’t make it any less of a business book. Apart from a chapter about juggling family and business, all the topics covered are of prime interest to anybody considering starting their own venture: how to turn your life-fantasy into a workable business plan, the importance of understanding the finances, how to raise capital, administer assets, or manage employees.

I think that most readers would define Secrets of Millionaire Moms as female-oriented. Being told from a female perspective, it often touches on issues that are typically considered of more interest to women. For instance, references abound to the internal critic that continuously reminds you of the reasons you can’t do something -it’s usually assumed that this nefarious inner voice is more commonly a problem for women, although I suspect that many men will be acquainted with it too. There’s also a discussion of the guilt factor from being away from your kids which, if the readership of blogs on the topic is anything to go by, is also of greater concern to women than men.

This is not to suggest that men won’t find the book useful and enjoyable. The times when a man could -and would want to- spend all his life working while leaving his wife to take care of the household and the family are long gone. Men entrepreneurs will at some point in their lives come across the difficulty of juggling work with family life, and the fact that a business book tackles this topic head on should be welcomed as a refreshing novelty, in step with modern times.

In the end, the book is extremely inspiring without lacking realism: while it continuously underlines the importance of believing in yourself, it doesn’t hide that being an entrepreneur can sometimes be difficult -you may have to spend birthdays away from your kids, have money troubles, feel anxious and stressed, or be obliged to fire employees. The ultimate message, however, is a positive one. All interviewees agree that the sacrifices they made were worthwhile, and more than compensated by the gains in terms of flexibility, outlets for their creativity, and financial independence.

I loved reading a business book written by a woman who was able to achieve her dreams through hard work. While I cannot stress enough that both male and female readers will enjoy the book, it’s still harder for us women to find entrepreneur role models. Thanks to Secrets of Millionaire Moms, I’ve found several to add to my list.

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A very recent phenomenon, crowdsourcing is the result of the expansion of Internet, together with the ongoing democratization of the means of content creation: the wide availability and falling prices of digital cameras and blogging or editing software means that an amateur photographer, journalist, or film director can produce content sometimes rivaling professional quality. Moreover, through the Web they can reach an audience of a size previously only dreamt of by the most successful and prestigious authors.

Through sketches of real-life conversations, success stories of Internet companies, and a wealth of data, Howe takes us on an enthralling trip through the origins, the present, and the future of crowdsourcing, raising many thought-provoking issues on the way: will the rise of the amateurs make professionals redundant?; will amateurs be able to maintain the same standards of quality?; does the crowd need a benevolent dictator to organize it?

Crowdsourcing and businesses

Howe is optimistic about amateurs’ ability to coexist with professionals in the long-run and to deliver high-quality products. He reviews several business models that prove that it’s possible to employ what the crowd has to offer -from content-creation to expertise in obscure fields- to create a union that is valuable for all parties involved:

• Sites like YouTube, Digg or Flickr rely on users not only to provide all the content, but also to organize it -whether by adding tags or voting on its quality or relevance.

• The website InnoCentive posts projects from Fortune 500 companies such as P&G to a network of 140,000 amateur scientists. This diverse scientific community has sometimes been able to solve problems that had got the companies’ R&D departments stumped for months. Those who come up with a valid answer to a problem are rewarded with prizes ranging from $10,000 to $1,000,000.

• Established companies with a business model unrelated to the crowdsourcing concept -such as Dell, Heinz, or Amazon- are finding ways to both capitalize on and engage the crowd, from organizing contests to create their TV advertisements to relying on users to rate the products they offer.

• While the book doesn’t cover this type of businesses, I’d have been interested in an analysis of sites like Zopa, were members of the community lend money to each other, therefore sidestepping the banks as providers of borrowing and investement products.

When the crowd is not so wise

Howe’s optimism is partly justified by the mere existence of the businesses mentioned above, which show that crowdsourcing can be a mutually beneficial exercise for them and the community as a whole. The book, however, doesn’t dwell on the potential problems of delegating decision power to the crowd, two of which I think are particularly important:

• 10 minutes browsing the videos posted in YouTube are enough to realize that much of the content created by the crowd is of very poor quality. Howe argues that the community itself is best suited to sort through the masses of mediocre videos and come up with the best, but I’m not so convinced. While YouTube has delivered a couple of pop music hits, very often the most popular videos involve naked celebrities or clips of animals doing funny things -amusing but hardly of any artistic value. The same can be said of some of the articles that make it to the front pages of Digg or Reddit.com.

  There is a danger, articulated by Andrew Keen in The Cult of the Amateur -tellingly subtitled “How blogs, MySpace, YouTube, and the rest of today’s user-generated media are destroying our economy, our culture, and our values”-, that we’ll enter an “age of mass mediocrity where the mob replaces experts and we all become collectively dumber”.

• A related, more dangerous problem occurs when the crowd is manifestly wrong. The housing bubble that started to burst in 2007 is a good example: Most people shared the utterly unreasonable expectation that housing prices would continue to grow forever. The role of the crowd was to reinforce such beliefs, leading to escalating home prices and the eventual collapse of the whole housing market.

Despite some misgivings about Howe’s blind face in the community, Crowdsourcing is the book I’ve enjoyed most this year. It made me think about where the Internet revolution is going, and the consequences it will have for the way we do businesses, in ways I’d never considered in the past. If you’re lucky to be looking for an entertaining holiday book, I definitely recommend it.

10 Reasons to Start a Business (While You’re Still a Teenager)

The postcard in the picture describes in just two words how many of us used to feel all too frequently during our teenage years. In Getting Loaded: 50 Start Now Strategies for Making 1,000,000 While You’re Still Young Enough To Enjoy It, Peter Bielagus spells out his suggestion for young people who’re not happy about being bored and poor: Start a business!

This clashes with common wisdom, which favors waiting until you’re older and more experienced. But by waiting you risk leaving it until you’re surrounded by responsibilities -work, children, mortgage- and with no free time to speak of. While you’re a teenager you’ve got lots of time at your disposal, and those years are likely to be your most creative ones. Why not put them to good use?

Starting a business while young, whether it grows into a full-time occupation or remains a part-time endeavor that you abandon before you finish college or get a job, will provide you with a wealth of experience that’ll serve you well whatever you end up doing in later life. As Bielagus puts it in Getting Loaded, “It will teach you things no classroom can teach you, like how to deal with rejection, fear, failure, success, and, most important, people”. Consider it your very own practical MBA.

While there are good reasons to start a business at any point in life (no age is too young, none is too old), these are the main ones why it pays to start a business while you’re a teenager:

1. You can afford to take more risks. You don’t have to worry about whether investing in the business puts your children’s financial wellbeing at risk. Plus, in the face of any setback, you’ve got many years in front of you to recover -or try again.

2. You have drive. You’re in the age of thinking big. Your dreams have no ceiling and you’re passionate beyond reason. Tap into that energy -and apply it to an idea you believe in.

3. You have energy -certainly more than most people 20 years older than you.

4. You want to annoy your parents. Don’t they give you a hard time with their never-ending speeches about becoming a lawyer? Show them there’s more to life than Law School!

5. You want to make your parents proud, too. They’ve told you a hundred times you should grow up. What a better way to show you’re able to take responsibility for your own life?

6. The experience will serve you later in life, whether you continue with the business, start another one, go to college, or get a job.

7. You hate feeling bored. Once you start working on your idea, you won’t have time for boredom. Actually, you won’t have much free time at all. But as long as you’re working in your passion, you won’t miss it, either.

8. You have plenty of friends. I bet that many of them are also looking for something to do. They can become a source of cheap labor to tap into, they can help you brainstorm ideas, or even become your business partners.

9. You want to be popular. How many people your age own their own company? Your friends will admire this, and you may even inspire some of them to start a businesses of their own -and they’ll queue to get your expert opinion.

10. You want to find your purpose. A business will expose you to activities you’ve never performed before. Do you hate keeping business books? Do you enjoy developing ideas to help others? Do you love the contact with other people? Everything you discover about your likes and dislikes will help you find a direction for your adult life.

So if you’re young and have a passion, give a thought to the possibility of turning it into a business. Don’t let the hurdles -lack of money the most obvious one- deter you from trying: be creative and you’ll come up with ways around them. Ask yourself:

• How could my passion be turned into a product or service that would benefit other people?

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• Which creative strategies can I use to put my product or service in the market without a big initial investment? Could I start pitching it to neighbors, colleagues, friends, local associations?

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Scalability or the Nature of Internet Businesses

In his excellent book The Black Swan, Nassim Taleb makes a distinction between two types of occupations or businesses:

Most internet-based businesses are or can become scalable. Writing a blog or advertising products as an affiliate are obvious examples. Even an internet business that involves selling, packaging and mailing physical products can be easily outsourced in order to fit into the scalable category –this is the concept of automation that Tim Ferriss describes in The 4-hour Workweek.

Since the profits derived from a scalable business are not limited by the time your work on it, they can be endlessly replicated. This will allow a small percentage of business owners to make extraordinary amounts of money. The flip side is that they will saturate the market, and the remaining majority will make close to nothing -from this perspective, scalable professions and businesses imply a much higher degree of risk than non-scalable ones.

The earnings distribution across internet businesses reflects their scalable nature: More than 95% of internet entrepreneurs will never make a significant amount of money; 4% of them will be able to derive a comfortable profit from their business; while less than 1% will strike it big and become Google-like millionaires.

Given the slim chances of success, I believe that all of us first-time internet-venturers are overoptimistic –we overestimate the potential profits. Notice that I consider overoptimism a very positive quality –if we didn’t at least try, our chances of a worthy payoff would be exactly equal to zero.

However, a dose of realism is always advisable. How can you hedge against the possibility that your internet venture never produces any real returns? There are several things you can do.

• The first one is not to quit your (non-scalable) job until you’ve proved you can make money online. If worst comes to worst, having a backup source of income can make all the difference.

• The second and most important one is to start a business related to something you like. In this way, even if it eventually fails –not that this is going to be the case!-, what you have learnt and the enjoyment you have derived from it will have compensated your effort… and will serve you as valuable starting points to be successful next time.

Another option is by applying for an Internet merchant account. This way, you will be handling your own account and process all credit card payments you receive through the internet. For most business owners, this is the option they prefer because they do not have to entrust their finances with a separate company. Also, many businesses find that an Internet merchant account is one of the cheapest options they can avail.

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In tight times expanding your corporate Internet pipe is a hard pill to swallow, especially when your instincts tell you the core business should be able to live within the current allotment.

Here are some tips and hard facts that you  you may want to consider  to help stretch your business Internet pipe

1) Layer 7 application shaping.

The market place is crawling with solutions that allow you to set policies on bandwidth based on type of application.  Application shaping allows an administrator to restrict lower priority activities, while allowing mission critical Apps favorable consideration. This methodology is very seductive , but from our experience it can send your IT department into a nanny state, constantly trying to figure out what to allow and what to restrict. Also the cost of an Internet link expansion is dropping, while many of the application shaping solutions start around $10,000 and go up from there.

The up side is Layer 7 application shaping does work well when it comes to internal WAN links that do not carry Internet traffic. An administrator can get a handle on the fixed traffic running privately within their network quite easily.

2) Using your router to restrict specific IP and ports

If your core business utilization can be isolated to a single server or group of servers a few simple rules to allocate a large chunk of the pipe to these resources (by IP address) may be a good fit.

In an environment where business priorities change and are not isolated to a fixed server or two, this solution can backfire, but if your resource allocation requirements are stable doing something on your router to restrict one particular subnet over another can be useful in stretching your bandwidth.

One thing to be careful is that it often takes a skilled technician to set up specialty rules on your router. You can easilyu rack  up  $$ to your IT consultants if  your set up is not static.

3) Behavior based shaping

Editors note: We are the makers of the NetEqualizer which specializes in this technology; however our intent in this article is to be objective.

Behavior based shaping works well and affordably in most situations. Most business related applications will get priority as they tend to use small amounts of data or web pages.  Occasionally there are exceptions that need to override the basic behavior based shaping such as video.  Video can easily  be excluded from the generic policies.  Implementing a few exclusions is far less cumbersome than trying to classify all traffic all the time such as with application shaping.

4) Add more bandwidth and by pass your local loop carrier

T1’s and T3’s from your local telco may not be the only options for bandwidth in your area. Many of our customers get creative by purchasing bandwidth directly from a tier one provider (such as Level 3) and then using a Microwave back haul the bandwidth to their location. The Telco’s make a killing with what they call a loop charge (before they put any bandwidth on your line) With Microwave backhaul technology you can by-pass this charge for significant savings.

5) Clean up the laptops and computers on your network.  Many robots and viruses run in the background on your windows machines and can generate a cacophony of back ground traffic.  A business wide license for good virus protection may be worth the investment.  Stay away from the free ware versions of virus protection they tend to miss quite a bit.

Avez-vous remarqué le nombre de sites qui vous proposent de gagner de l’argent en créant un business sur Internet ?

Difficile de savoir à qui faire confiance, n’est-ce pas ?

Surtout, quand après avoir répondu à une de ces « pseudos-annonces » vous vous apercevez que vous vous êtes tout bonnement « fais avoir ».

Pour l’avoir vécu, je peux vous dire que ce n’est pas agréable, et d’aussi loin que vous lisiez ces lignes, je suis sûr que vous me comprenez.

En effet, qui aimerait être dupé sans pouvoir réagir ?

Personnellement, j’ai mis plusieurs mois à l’accepter. En effet, je ne voulais plus entendre parler de gagner de l’argent sur Internet, ni même de business Internet.

Le simple fait de voir ces mots me faisait quitter une page Internet instantanément.

Pour autant, est-ce que cela veut dire qu’il n’existe pas de réel les opportunités pour réussir à gagner sa vie honnêtement sur Internet ?

Aujourd’hui, je sais qu’elles existent.

Mais je ne l’ai pas toujours su. Aussi, j’ai envie de partager mon expérience avec toutes les personnes qui veulent créer un business sur internet.

C’est-à-dire   avec « vous ».

Car une chose est sûre, c’est que si vous voulez apprendre à créer un business sur Internet honnêtement, il faut apprendre à vous protéger des personnes qui tentent à chaque instant de s’en prendre à votre argent.

Et croyez-moi sur parole, il n’y a pas meilleur conseiller pour cela que, quelqu’un qui s’est fait avoir et qui l’a eu « mauvaise » comme on dit dans le Sud de la France.

Ça veut simplement dire que si on apprend à tirer parti des expériences du passé, cela nous rend plus forts.

Conseils pour éviter de vous faire piéger si vous désirez créer un business sur Internet

• Demandez conseils aux bonnes personnes
  

Si vous cherchez à travailler sur Internet et à créer un business rentable, l’un des premiers reflexes est certainement de chercher conseil.

Et vous avez raison, pourquoi vous priver de l’expérience de personnes qui ont certainement des choses intéressantes à vous offrir ? Surtout si ça peut vous faire gagner du temps, de l’argent et vous rendre la vie plus facile…

Aussi, avec Internet, quoi de plus naturel que de s’en remettre à votre bon vieux moteur de recherche.

Pourtant, il est important de savoir que sur Internet :

«  Toutes les informations ne sont pas à prendre au pied de la lettre »

Et j’ai même envie de rajouter :

« Surtout si vous voulez créer un business sur Internet »

En effet, Internet est un espace ouvert à tous. De ce fait, n’importe qui peut donner son avis sur n’importe quel sujet. C’est donc à vous d’apprendre à discerner ce qui est pertinent de ce qui ne l’est pas.

C’est pour cela que vous devez toujours faire appel à des références.

Qu’est ce qu’une référence ?

Une référence c’est un point de repère. C’est une personne ou un site fiable auquel vous pouvez vous référer en cas de besoins.

Par exemple, si vous avez mal aux dents, une des personnes les mieux placées pour vous donner conseil sera un dentiste.

Pourquoi ?

Tout simplement car c’est son domaine d’expertise.

Après, chaque dentiste est différent et peut-être que vous allez préférer aller voir Le Dr M. au Dr S. mais vous savez que vous êtes entre les mains de quelqu’un à qui vous pouvez faire confiance.

Lorsque vous cherchez à créer un business sur Internet, c’est la même chose, il faut faire appel à des personnes qui ont déjà réussi, ou, qui sont en bonne voie pour réussir.

Qu’est-ce que j’entends par « personnes qui sont en bonne voie pour réussir » ?

Bien souvent, ce sont des personnes qui sont formées, c’est-à-dire qui connaissent les bonnes techniques, mais qui débutent, et de ce fait, elles n’ont pas encore acquis une réputation car cela se crée avec le temps.

C’est un peu comme un boulanger qui sort de l’école, il connaît les recettes, mais il lui faut trouver des personnes qui lui fassent confiance pour les goûter.

Le problème qui peut se poser alors c’est : comment reconnaître ces personnes ?

Voici donc la suite des conseils.

• Regardez si l’auteur a une page de présentation

Bien souvent, sur les sites, vous avez une page « A propos de » ou « qui sommes nous ? »

Pour avoir une idée de la personne qui gère le site (ses compétences, son parcours), il peut être intéressant de la consulter.

Sur cette page, il y a des points auxquels il faut faire attention, voici les principaux :

• Y a-t-il des coordonnées pour contacter le gérant du site ?

Si oui, faites un essai en posant une question pour savoir si ces coordonnées sont valides et dans quel délai vous obtenez une réponse.

• Est-ce une société ou un particulier ?

Si c’est une société, est-ce que les mentions légales figurent sur le site ?

Nom de la société, son numéro d’enregistrement, sa raison sociale, etc…

• Est-ce que le site vous inspire confiance ?

Les textes sont-ils mal orthographiés de façon continue et régulière ?

L’apparence du site est-elle correcte ?

Lorsque vous aurez fait attention à tous ces points, vous serez déjà plus en mesure de savoir si vous avez affaire à un site sérieux sur lequel vous pouvez vous appuyer.

Voilà, vous savez maintenant comment éviter de vous faire avoir si vous désirez entrer dans le monde du business sur Internet.

Permettez-moi maintenant de vous faire gagner du temps en vous conseillant une de ces opportunités.

Il s’agit de « Comment créer votre business en 10 étapes » de Mathias Mazur.

Concrètement pourquoi cette opportunité serait-elle différente des autres ?

Tout d’abord, vous allez savoir de quelle manière vous allez apprendre à gagner de l’argent, et donc il vous sera facile de vérifier que ce que vous allez découvrir est bel et bien légal.

De plus, Mathias Mazur est un entrepreneur qui joue carte sur table.

Son but est clairement de gagner sa vie sur Internet, cependant, il sait aussi que cela passe par donner de soi et de ses connaissances, et il n’hésite pas à le faire.

Pour preuve, en consultant son blog c’est pas moins de 4 heures de vidéos où il donne des conseils pour réussir sur Internet gratuitement que vous pourrez visionner.

De plus, en regardant son parcours, vous pourrez aisément constater qu’il est très bien placé pour parler de comment réussir un business sur Internet.

Recevez dès maintenant des conseils de Mathias Mazur pour réussir votre business en ligne ainsi que plus d’informations sur « Comment créer votre business en 10 étapes ». Inscrivez-vous ici…

Bonnes ventes et tous mes vœux de réussite pour votre projet.

Sébastien Laude

http://vendre.wordpress.com

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Avec l’évolution que connaît la vente par internet actuellement, beaucoup de personnes tentent de créer leur affaire en ligne.

En effet, les avantages qu’il y a à vendre par Internet sont nombreux, et les exemples de ceux qui réussissent sont bien souvent des moteurs suffisants pour oser se lancer dans l’aventure.

Pourtant, de nombreuses personnes qui tentent de créer un business sur Internet arrêtent leur aventure avant même d’avoir réussi.

Pourquoi ?

Il y a certainement de multiples raisons à cela, personnellement aujourd’hui, j’aimerais évoquer le fait qu’il est important de ne pas s’isoler et de savoir où trouver de l’aide.

En effet, avec toutes les compétences que demande une telle activité, il est important d’avoir quelques repères fiables et des ressources sur lesquelles s’appuyer pour avancer vers la réussite de votre projet.

Voici donc 5 ressources pour vous aider à avancer vers la création et la réussite de votre business Internet.

5 façons de trouver de l’aide pour créer un business sur Internet et vendre par Internet.

• Ses proches

Une des premières ressources à votre disposition est de faire le tour de vos amis (es) et de vos connaissances pour savoir s’il n’existe pas quelqu’un dans votre entourage qui a les compétences que vous recherchez. De plus, cela peut-être une bonne occasion de partager cette expérience.

En effet, tout le monde n’est pas ouvert au business par Internet, cependant il peut être intéressant de trouver des amis (es) ou des groupes avec qui partager votre nouvelle expérience.

• Les sites spécialisés

Il existe un grand nombre de sites, et c’est vrai que trouver de  « bon site » peut demander un certain temps. Pourtant, il est important que vous ayez des points d’appuis fiables.

Faites le tour des sites qui traitent du domaine que vous cherchez à maîtriser, dés que vous tombez sur un site qui est clair et qui est recommandé par de nombreux internautes, n’hésitez pas à utiliser votre boîte à favoris.

De plus, une fois que vous aurez trouvé ces sites, il vous suffit d’y revenir quand vous en avez besoin.

• Les forums

Il existe sur Internet des lieux d’entraide et de partage appelé les « forums ». Il vous suffit généralement de vous inscrire pour pouvoir participer à la vie de cette communauté.

Prenez tout de même le temps de lire les règles du forum avant de participer.

Une fois que c’est fait, vous pouvez poser vos questions. Je vous conseille tout de même d’attendre d’avoir plusieurs réponses avant de vous faire une opinion.

En effet, certains répondent parfois attivement sans vraiment maitriser un sujet.

• Les formations en lignes

Il existe de nombreuses formations pour apprendre à vendre par Internet et créer un business Internet.

Cependant, il est très important de savoir quel est votre projet et de quoi vous avez besoin avant d’entreprendre une formation.

En effet, toutes les formations ne sont pas les mêmes et certaines seront plus adapté que d’autres à vos besoins.

De plus, il convient de savoir discerner les formations qui présentent un contenu riche et utile, des mauvais plans ou arnaques (quelque conseils à ce sujet seront donnés dans un prochain article).

Que ce soit sous forme d’ebook, d’audio ou de vidéo il existe également de multiples supports pour vous former. Lorsqu’il s’agit d’un domaine technique, la vidéo est souvent un moyen beaucoup plus rapide d’apprendre.

• Les agences spécialisées

Il existe bien sûr des solutions offlines avec les agences qui proposent leurs services. Là encore, tout dépend de vos besoins et surtout de votre budget.

Le coût d’une agence est généralement plus élevé que le coût d’un livre ou d’une vidéo mais cela vous dégage de certaines tâches.

Il reste donc à bien peser le pour et le contre.

Maintenant que vous avez quelques ressources pour vous aider, je vous souhaite bonne réussite pour votre projet.

Sébastien Laude

Webmaster et rédacteur du blog “Vendre par Internet”

http://vendre.wordpress.com

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