Archive for the ‘eCommerce’ Category

PostHeaderIcon Grow Your Business with Affiliate Marketing

J. Stephen Pope

by J. Stephen Pope

To generate additional business income, consider expanding your business through affiliate marketing. Here are three ways of boosting your business income with affiliate programs. Read the rest of this entry »

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PostHeaderIcon Expand Your Local Business Through the Internet

J. Stephen Pope

by J. Stephen Pope

To obtain more local customers for your business, consider expanding your local business through the Internet. Here are some ways of doing so. Read the rest of this entry »

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PostHeaderIcon Popular Business Misconceptions Cost You Money!

J. Stephen Pope

by J. Stephen Pope

Faulty information costs you money! Which of these popular business misconceptions do you believe? Read the rest of this entry »

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PostHeaderIcon The ClickBank E-Commerce Solution

J. Stephen Pope

by J. Stephen Pope

ClickBank.com can offer you multiple solutions for your e-commerce business. Here are some of the advantages of using ClickBank. Read the rest of this entry »

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PostHeaderIcon Alas! In E-Commerce Taxland

J. Stephen Pope

by J. Stephen Pope

In trying to comply with tax laws for your e-business, you may find yourself falling down the rabbit-hole, going through the looking glass, and attending a Mad Tea-Party.

Common sense, logic, and fairness never did apply fully to the field of taxation but this is especially true of e-commerce transactions. Read the rest of this entry »

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