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Beginning ASP.NET 1.1 E-Commerce: From Novice to Professional

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WELCOME TO BeginningASRNET 1.1 E-Commerce!The explosive growth ofretail over the Internet is encouraging more small- to medium-sized businesses to consider the benefits of setting up e-commerce web sites. While there are great and obvious advantages to trading online, there are also many hidden pitfalls that may be encountered when developing a retail web site. This book provides the grass-roots reader with a practical, step-by-step guide to setting up an e-commerce site. Guiding you through every step of the design and build process, this book will have you building high quality, extendable e-commerce web sites quickly and easily.

Over the course of the book, you will develop all the skills necessary to get your business up on the web and available to a worldwide audience, without having to use high-end web solutions based on Microsoft Site Server. We present this information in a book-long case study, the complexity of which develops as your knowledge increases through the book.

The case study is presented in three phases. The first phase focuses on getting the site up and running as quickly as possible, and at a low cost. That way, the financial implications if you are not using the site are reduced, and also, should you use the site, you can start to generate revenue quickly. At the end of this phase, you will have a working site that you can play with or go live with if you want to. The revenue generated can be used to pay for further development.

Phase two concentrates on increasing revenue by improving the shopping experience, and actively encouraging customers to buy more by implementing product recommendations. Again at the end of this phase, you'll have a fully working site that you can go live with if you want to.

By the third phase, you'll have a site up and running, and doing very well. During this phase, you'll look at increasing your profit margins by reducing costs through the automating/streamlining of order processing and administration, and by handling credit card transactions yourself.
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