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A Business Guide For The Very New Internet Entrepreneur
Did you recently buy your first computer and just started surfing the Net? Isn't it fun? All the new websites and places to go, sights to see! Have you ever wondered if you can make money with your newfound toy?
I think that thought is...
Free Internet Advertising - Unwritten Rules of Internet Forums
Copyright 2005 Elaine Currie
Free Internet advertising is sought after by most Internet marketers and one readily available source of free Internet advertising is the Internet forum. For Internet marketing novices, I'll briefly explain how free...
How To Start An Internet Business Content, Content, Conten
If you get nothing else from this series of articles, focus on the fact that content is king when it comes to search engine rankings. You simply cant go wrong with content. Content For the purpose of this article, content is defined as pages of...
Keys to Targeting Your Internet Advertising
So you got your website up and running. You hired an excellent
web designer to craft a perfect home page and satellite pages
that will really draw in the visitors and inspire them to buy.
You have a beautiful catalog of products with...
Product Marketing for Internet Based Home Businesses
Copyright 2005 Paul Jesse All small business owners, especially those internet based, are concerned about product marketing and how to increase traffic to their web pages in order to increase sales. In addition, most want to not only market their...
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WHAT! INTERNET ETIQUETTE Net Etiquette?
Many people know how -- and do conduct themselves in the real world properly. However, many people are unaware that this same conduct needs to be applied online as well. Net etiquette is basically the rules you should follow while in Cyberspace. These seven rules are what I learned on my Cyber journey and what I try to follow while on the Internet lets see if you agree.
First and foremost, you must remember that even though you are sitting alone at your computer and no one is replying, say to your blog, does not mean they are not lurking (reading and learning but not commenting). Translated, there are real people reading what you are writing and if you make derogatory comments or accusations they will be felt by that person. If you do make derogatory comments or accusations please verify, verify, verify, verify this is libel.
Second, be ethical being ethical should not go out the door when you get into Cyberspace what applies to offline business and personal conduct, applies to online business and personal conduct.
Third, if you go into a forum it is advisable to take the time to do some lurking before posting. Learn the ways of the forum before posting. Some forums will not tolerate any advertising they are there to discuss their topic and
to learn, and to share information.
Fourth, the Internet allows you anonymity, which means, you are not judged by the way you look or the clothing you wear. But you are judged on what you write that is the only way in which people can make judgments on you and your character.
Fifth, when writing on the Internet, be sure to check your facts. Research and verify before getting on your soapbox it can save you a lot of grief loss creditability. Remember, your writing is their first impressions of you.
Sixth, be kind and do not use offense language.
Seventh, share your knowledge and be open to learning from others.
I would like to conclude by saying that the Internet is a vast international community of people, sharing ideas, experiences and knowledge. It is a great community, yes, there are some bad eggs, but the community is ever vigilant and will alert all to the bad eggs. While on the Internet, be aware of your conduct, for that is how the Internet knows who you are.
About the Author
Vickie J Scanlon has a BBA degree in Administrative Management and
Marketing. Visit her site at: http://www.myaffiliateplace.biz for free tools, articles, ebooks, how to info, affiliate opportunities and products to meet your budget and needs.
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