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The Savvy Scot

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Viewing posts tagged with: online store

Starting your own online store

By Pauline

  One of the biggest barriers people face when opening a business are the starting costs. Thankfully, with advances in technology and payment systems, there are now a low of small businesses you can start with little or even no money. You can create a profile on sites like Elance and get started with promoting… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: online store

6 Key Elements for Building a Successful Online Store

By Pauline

Online sales are on the rise. Surveys indicate that by 2015, e-commerce sales will total almost $279 billion per year. For small businesses looking to increase their bottom line, launching an e-commerce website is a critical step. Your success depends on doing it right from the beginning, and to that end it’s important to find… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: Business, online store

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