1. 20 Reasons to Own a Website

List of 20 reasons why you need to be on the Internet including to establish a presence/advertise, serve your customers, network with staff and vendors, to support your customers 24 hours a day, to reach the media, and to serve your local market.

Use these reasons as an Internet and email marketing guide for your web site. Does your website fully utilize each applicable reason?

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2. Static versus Dynamic Content

A static website is like a brochure. A dynamic website uses a database to present large amounts of data.

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3. How to Promote Your Website

Ideas for promoting your website.

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4. Make Other Web Sites Drive Up Yours: Do-it right!

Having lots of other web sites host links to your site is a great way to make search engines regard your site as important, or relevant.  It helps ensure high visibility for your site when Internet visitors use search providers to find content related to your site.

There are several ways to accomplish this, but you must tread carefully: The wrong techniques can backfire - with serious consequences.

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5. Social Networking Business Strategies

Marketing and sales is about reaching out to people. People are on social networks so you, or your company, should be out there too. For some companies, a particular social network such as Facebook is another valuable marketing channel. For others, a social network might be a way they interact with their key customers or vendors.

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6. Using Facebook for Business Checklist & FAQ

Currently Facebook is the "it" website for social networking. Create a business Facebook account if you don't have and don't want a personal account. If you already have a personal account, create a fan page for your business. If you don't wish to mix personal info with business, set your privacy settings to friends-of-friends and direct business-folk to your fan page. Facebook groups are limited to 5,000 members and are used for family, or friends, or club-like activity. However, if your club activity is public, it is better to use a fan page any way. Just like your public account, fan pages are indexed by the search engines but groups are not.

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7. Build Your Company's Intranet

Increase your company's IQ with a properly built company wide intranet.

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8. Dynamic ASP Websites

e-Commerce * e-Business * Members-only * Online Databases

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9. Website Design Services FAQ

FAQs related to Prestwood building your website.

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10. Web Browser, Email, and Server Security Self Tests

Common security tasks for web browsers and web servers.

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