logging in or signing up eCommerce Artisans Riccard Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 115 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: January 31, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Access eCommercefor Native American Artisans: Access eCommerce for Native American ArtisansObjectives: Objectives The Internet is a tool that small businesses can use to build an existing business, reach distant markets, and offer innovative products. During this hands-on workshop you will: explore what businesses similar to yours are doing online learn some ways to bring your business online discover online resources your business can use.What is Electronic Commerce?: What is Electronic Commerce? E-commerce is more than selling online. It is: Using online resources and tools to do business better Making money and saving money onlineActivity: Critique Sites: Activity: Critique Sites www.chipotle.com www.cheesylights.com www.drango.com Websites Should Be…: Websites Should Be… Informative Fast Easy to navigate Tidy Accessible Credible Slide6: www.angeliquesnativeart.comWebsite Credibility: Website Credibility The Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990 Read the “About Us” Tribal affiliation identified? Does the seller tell you about how the item was acquired or created? Are sacred objects, ways, knowledge, or other forms of Native spirituality being offered for sale? Does anything make you feel uncomfortable? Source: www.u.arizona.edu/~ecubbins/webcrit.htmlActivity: Evaluate artisan websites: Activity: Evaluate artisan websites www.SouthwestIndian.com www.WesstArtisans.com www.NativeCraftsOnline.com http://PuebloDirect.com www.HopiMarket.com www.AllNative.com www.NativeMall.com http://Native-Craft.com www.GuthrieStudios.com Searching for Information: Searching for Information Use a directory Example: Yahoo or Google Directory Use a search engine Use a site that indexes websites on specific topics Top 5 Search Engines:: Top 5 Search Engines: Google Yahoo! Search MSN Search AOL Search Ask Jeeves Source: Nielsen//NetRatings January 2004Searching With: Searching With Be specific turquoise and coral bracelet = 61,700 results put phrases in quotes "turquoise and coral bracelet“ = 381 results Use the NOT symbol - "turquoise and coral bracelet“ –silver = 50 results Combine symbols www.google.com Research Doing Business Online: Research Doing Business Online Search for: New suppliers Product ideas Marketing ideas Better prices Searching for Products for Sale: Searching for Products for Sale www.froogle.comResearch Your Competition: Research Your Competition Is your competition across the world or next door? Search engines are the key to finding your online competition What can you do better, or different? How to Find Your Competition : How to Find Your Competition Make a list of your competitors. Use a search engine to expand the list. Search using keywords that describe your products or services. Evaluate Your Competition : Evaluate Your Competition Visit their websites. What are they trying to do online? What do you like or dislike? What can your company do better? Find out how popular these sites are Google using: link:www.company.com Activity: Activity Search for your competition or suppliers. Tips for Shopping Online: Tips for Shopping Online Trust your instincts Be knowledgeable about web-based auctions Double check pricing Read the privacy policy Review return and shipping policies Check for secure Internet connections Pay with a credit card Source: American Bar Association www.safeshopping.orgHow do you know a website is secure?: How do you know a website is secure? Closed lock symbol The web address begins with https:// instead of http://Options for Doing Business Online: Options for Doing Business Online Do you really need a website? Consider: Auction Websites Malls or Cooperatives Develop your own website Virtual stores Template-based storefronts Hire a developer Do it yourself Combine several options Auction Websites: Auction WebsitesMalls or Coops: Malls or Coops http://store.yahoo.net/navajoco-opMalls or Coops: Malls or Coops www.indigenous-art.com/26.htmlChoose Locations Carefully: Choose Locations CarefullyActivity: Explore Auctions, Malls: Activity: Explore Auctions, Malls Auctions: www.ebay.com Malls: www.geezer.com www.boundlessgallery.com Virtual Storefront: Virtual Storefront http://shop.store.yahoo.com/bctcWebsite Templates: Website Templates Templates and hosting: www.NetSol.com (Click on Create a Website) Test Drive BigStep at: http://go.bigstep.com/tour/tour.htm Free for Nonprofit organizations: www.orgsites.com Template kits only (no hosting): http://desktoppublishing.com/template/web/sitekits.html Activity: See How to Build a Store: Activity: See How to Build a Store www.indianvillage.comDomain names: Domain names What is a domain name? Why do you need one? What makes a good domain name? .com .org .net .biz .info How much does it cost? How do you find a domain name? www.betterwhois.com www.icann.org/registrars/accredited-list.html www.mycompany.comDeveloping Your Own Site : Developing Your Own Site Hire a web designer Learn HTML Create graphics Find a web host Determine budget Check site for errors Consider Hiring a Website Developer: Consider Hiring a Website Developer Give your business a professional appearance. To find a developer: Interview customers Evaluate web sites Compare services Ask about site maintenance services Learn HTML: Web Authoring Tools: Learn HTML: Web Authoring Tools Free HTML Tutorials www.w3schools.com/html Authoring Software (e.g: Dreamweaver, FrontPage, GoLive, HomeSite)Tools to Create Graphics: Tools to Create Graphics Create a banner, logo or button with free or fee online graphics generators 3DTextMaker.com CoolText.com QuickBanner.com Find a Web Host: Find a Web Host Local internet service providers Domain name providers Ask others for recommendations www.webhostlist.com www.hostsearch.com Website Costs: Website Costs Setup Costs Web page design $150-$450 / page Web host setup fee $0 - $50+ Ongoing Costs Web hosting fees $0 – 100+ / month Domain name up to $35/year Web page content updating up to $30/hour eCommerce Transactions: eCommerce Transactions Merchant accounts monthly fee: $15-50 / month discount rate: 2-5% of amount transaction fee: 15-.30 / transaction PayPal No monthly fee Transaction fee: 2.2% .30 /transactionTools to Check Your Site: Tools to Check Your Site Page errors: www.netmechanic.com/toolbox/html-code.htm Load speed: www.optiview.com (Click on Cool Tools lower left) Accessibility: www.cast.org/bobby Promoting Your Website: Promoting Your Website Tell everyone about it Help search engines find you Use traditional media Viral Marketing: Viral Marketing “Any advertising that propagates itself the way viruses do.” Friends and relatives Customers Website visitorsBlog: Blog Short for Web log Web page that serves as a publicly-accessible personal journal for an individual Typically updated daily A soapbox of sorts Put a link to your blog page on your website Activity: Blogging: Activity: Blogging Browse the blogs at: www.blogarama.com Or look at creating your own at: www.blogger.com Deal with Business Email: Deal with Business Email Use email to draw attention to your website Start your own email newsletter Create an email signature for marketing Spam? Ignore it or filter it Don’t open email attachments from unknown sources Install anti-virus softwareActivity: www.CafePress.com: Activity: www.CafePress.comSummary: Summary Become comfortable with the Internet Decide if you really need a website Explore web hosts, online malls, auctions for features and costs Decide which services are right for your business to meet your customer needs Promote to every living being on the planet, and then promote some moreResources: Resources Online guide: www.access-ecom.info You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
eCommerce Artisans Riccard Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 115 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: January 31, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Access eCommercefor Native American Artisans: Access eCommerce for Native American ArtisansObjectives: Objectives The Internet is a tool that small businesses can use to build an existing business, reach distant markets, and offer innovative products. During this hands-on workshop you will: explore what businesses similar to yours are doing online learn some ways to bring your business online discover online resources your business can use.What is Electronic Commerce?: What is Electronic Commerce? E-commerce is more than selling online. It is: Using online resources and tools to do business better Making money and saving money onlineActivity: Critique Sites: Activity: Critique Sites www.chipotle.com www.cheesylights.com www.drango.com Websites Should Be…: Websites Should Be… Informative Fast Easy to navigate Tidy Accessible Credible Slide6: www.angeliquesnativeart.comWebsite Credibility: Website Credibility The Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990 Read the “About Us” Tribal affiliation identified? Does the seller tell you about how the item was acquired or created? Are sacred objects, ways, knowledge, or other forms of Native spirituality being offered for sale? Does anything make you feel uncomfortable? Source: www.u.arizona.edu/~ecubbins/webcrit.htmlActivity: Evaluate artisan websites: Activity: Evaluate artisan websites www.SouthwestIndian.com www.WesstArtisans.com www.NativeCraftsOnline.com http://PuebloDirect.com www.HopiMarket.com www.AllNative.com www.NativeMall.com http://Native-Craft.com www.GuthrieStudios.com Searching for Information: Searching for Information Use a directory Example: Yahoo or Google Directory Use a search engine Use a site that indexes websites on specific topics Top 5 Search Engines:: Top 5 Search Engines: Google Yahoo! Search MSN Search AOL Search Ask Jeeves Source: Nielsen//NetRatings January 2004Searching With: Searching With Be specific turquoise and coral bracelet = 61,700 results put phrases in quotes "turquoise and coral bracelet“ = 381 results Use the NOT symbol - "turquoise and coral bracelet“ –silver = 50 results Combine symbols www.google.com Research Doing Business Online: Research Doing Business Online Search for: New suppliers Product ideas Marketing ideas Better prices Searching for Products for Sale: Searching for Products for Sale www.froogle.comResearch Your Competition: Research Your Competition Is your competition across the world or next door? Search engines are the key to finding your online competition What can you do better, or different? How to Find Your Competition : How to Find Your Competition Make a list of your competitors. Use a search engine to expand the list. Search using keywords that describe your products or services. Evaluate Your Competition : Evaluate Your Competition Visit their websites. What are they trying to do online? What do you like or dislike? What can your company do better? Find out how popular these sites are Google using: link:www.company.com Activity: Activity Search for your competition or suppliers. Tips for Shopping Online: Tips for Shopping Online Trust your instincts Be knowledgeable about web-based auctions Double check pricing Read the privacy policy Review return and shipping policies Check for secure Internet connections Pay with a credit card Source: American Bar Association www.safeshopping.orgHow do you know a website is secure?: How do you know a website is secure? Closed lock symbol The web address begins with https:// instead of http://Options for Doing Business Online: Options for Doing Business Online Do you really need a website? Consider: Auction Websites Malls or Cooperatives Develop your own website Virtual stores Template-based storefronts Hire a developer Do it yourself Combine several options Auction Websites: Auction WebsitesMalls or Coops: Malls or Coops http://store.yahoo.net/navajoco-opMalls or Coops: Malls or Coops www.indigenous-art.com/26.htmlChoose Locations Carefully: Choose Locations CarefullyActivity: Explore Auctions, Malls: Activity: Explore Auctions, Malls Auctions: www.ebay.com Malls: www.geezer.com www.boundlessgallery.com Virtual Storefront: Virtual Storefront http://shop.store.yahoo.com/bctcWebsite Templates: Website Templates Templates and hosting: www.NetSol.com (Click on Create a Website) Test Drive BigStep at: http://go.bigstep.com/tour/tour.htm Free for Nonprofit organizations: www.orgsites.com Template kits only (no hosting): http://desktoppublishing.com/template/web/sitekits.html Activity: See How to Build a Store: Activity: See How to Build a Store www.indianvillage.comDomain names: Domain names What is a domain name? Why do you need one? What makes a good domain name? .com .org .net .biz .info How much does it cost? How do you find a domain name? www.betterwhois.com www.icann.org/registrars/accredited-list.html www.mycompany.comDeveloping Your Own Site : Developing Your Own Site Hire a web designer Learn HTML Create graphics Find a web host Determine budget Check site for errors Consider Hiring a Website Developer: Consider Hiring a Website Developer Give your business a professional appearance. To find a developer: Interview customers Evaluate web sites Compare services Ask about site maintenance services Learn HTML: Web Authoring Tools: Learn HTML: Web Authoring Tools Free HTML Tutorials www.w3schools.com/html Authoring Software (e.g: Dreamweaver, FrontPage, GoLive, HomeSite)Tools to Create Graphics: Tools to Create Graphics Create a banner, logo or button with free or fee online graphics generators 3DTextMaker.com CoolText.com QuickBanner.com Find a Web Host: Find a Web Host Local internet service providers Domain name providers Ask others for recommendations www.webhostlist.com www.hostsearch.com Website Costs: Website Costs Setup Costs Web page design $150-$450 / page Web host setup fee $0 - $50+ Ongoing Costs Web hosting fees $0 – 100+ / month Domain name up to $35/year Web page content updating up to $30/hour eCommerce Transactions: eCommerce Transactions Merchant accounts monthly fee: $15-50 / month discount rate: 2-5% of amount transaction fee: 15-.30 / transaction PayPal No monthly fee Transaction fee: 2.2% .30 /transactionTools to Check Your Site: Tools to Check Your Site Page errors: www.netmechanic.com/toolbox/html-code.htm Load speed: www.optiview.com (Click on Cool Tools lower left) Accessibility: www.cast.org/bobby Promoting Your Website: Promoting Your Website Tell everyone about it Help search engines find you Use traditional media Viral Marketing: Viral Marketing “Any advertising that propagates itself the way viruses do.” Friends and relatives Customers Website visitorsBlog: Blog Short for Web log Web page that serves as a publicly-accessible personal journal for an individual Typically updated daily A soapbox of sorts Put a link to your blog page on your website Activity: Blogging: Activity: Blogging Browse the blogs at: www.blogarama.com Or look at creating your own at: www.blogger.com Deal with Business Email: Deal with Business Email Use email to draw attention to your website Start your own email newsletter Create an email signature for marketing Spam? Ignore it or filter it Don’t open email attachments from unknown sources Install anti-virus softwareActivity: www.CafePress.com: Activity: www.CafePress.comSummary: Summary Become comfortable with the Internet Decide if you really need a website Explore web hosts, online malls, auctions for features and costs Decide which services are right for your business to meet your customer needs Promote to every living being on the planet, and then promote some moreResources: Resources Online guide: www.access-ecom.info