Think Big

Why settle for a dinky site with nothing but a shopping cart and a logo? It’s a big World Wide Web out there; take advantage of the whole thing.

By J. W. Dysart May 01, 2000

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  • Building Community
    If you don’t start treating your visitors as more than just faceless droids with electronic pocketbooks, you’ll quickly find yourself with a lot of product but no one to sell it to.
  • “Members Only” Areas
    Want to win over a loyal audience? Think about offering services and specials to “members only.”
  • Interactive Tools
    Give customers what they want: An easy way to do business with you through the use of interactive tools.
  • Going Global
    The Web truly is an international marketplace. So what are you doing to expand your borders?
  • Turbo-Charge Your Site
    With almost 60 million households in the United States linked to the Net, you’d be stupid not to find ways to grab a piece of the action with a site that really hums.
  • Building Community
    If you don’t start treating your visitors as more than just faceless droids with electronic pocketbooks, you’ll quickly find yourself with a lot of product but no one to sell it to.
  • “Members Only” Areas
    Want to win over a loyal audience? Think about offering services and specials to “members only.”
  • Interactive Tools
    Give customers what they want: An easy way to do business with you through the use of interactive tools.
  • Going Global
    The Web truly is an international marketplace. So what are you doing to expand your borders?
  • Turbo-Charge Your Site
    With almost 60 million households in the United States linked to the Net, you’d be stupid not to find ways to grab a piece of the action with a site that really hums.

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