Why do you think prices are higher at some Web sites? Are consumers paying more for added value? What is the added value that they are paying for?
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Yes, the added value is set by the business selling their product to consumers. But if you buy from the cheapest source, that business who has the higher added value will have to decrease their selling price in order to compete.
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I would start with finding out what the going rates are for advertising on similar web-sites. Get the rates on everything from large banner ads to smaller ads. You may also want to look into how they set the rates. I would guess that the advertisers would by a set amount of impressions. I would then figure out all of my costs. Everything from Toll Free #'s, to office space, to building and maintaining your website. This should give you a rough idea of whay your can expect. The real problem comes when you need to find the advertisers. How will you convince them to spend $ with you. How do you plan to get visitors to your site. If an institution is going to spend $ to advertise on your site you need to assure them that they are getting relevant impressions. Best of Luck.
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Wow, may I suggest consultation with discloser with whoever and make a plan, it is not cheap nor easy to setup a high end site.  Hardware expenses, software, payroll, marketing, design, implementation.  It is possible, I suggest CONSULTATION first\n\nHogan Courrier
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Prices can be helpful when you're looking around online for a place to go. Any specials that you have going on would be good to have on there. You should link to a map website that can give customers driving directions, and give ways to contact you.\nmaybe a message board? It could start a community that likes to hang out at your place, and you would also get feedback.
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Sorry to break it to you but we need more information to help you on this problem. What are the prices at the 2 different markets?
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Pretty well.  I've notice a lot of things have gone up in price.  That's sad.  Retailers always do that during the holidays because, they know people still need to buy Christmas gifts.
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Honestly it is upto you.  I like E-trade the most.  They are very helpful if you have issues with you site and/or account.  I have been with E-Trade since its infancy and so far not too many issues to bicker about.  Now you cant blame E-trade if you take risks and lose money. They also have awesome resources to study and see histories.
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Definitely try to negotiate the price.  If they are not willing to negotiate on the base purchase price they will most likely be willing to negotiate the costs of extras.  And when it comes to tract homes, "everything" is extra.
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let me share my personal experiernce .. i have been running a website ..where we recive 40000 odd hits daily and we daily make around 2-3 dollars . so around 100 dollars a month . i have come across sites which makes 1000 USD a month with sames hits . \n\nSo the moral is that the revube depends on \n1. No of Ad Impression\n2. NO CTR or click thru rate \n3. Amount bidded on that particular which is clicked
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Well you are in the absolutely most competitive search term for online marketing.  The CPC rate of a click over the last 3 years has been as high on 'web hosting' as on anything else.  The average acquisition cost is around the first year of fees for the customer.\n\nIf you want to really market your service, I would honestly switch yourself to being a local service provider and add in additional services to your business.  If you provide a full line of services to people that have the opportunity to talk to and see you, then you're not going to be reliant on online marketing.\n\nSource: former director at a web hosting company with the #1 search placement for 'web hosting' on Google and MSNSearch.
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I use 1 and 1 internet hosting for my website, ive been with them for two years, starting with the home package at 4.99 a month...it was very good until i needed more bandwidth so moved on to their business package. This gave me 2.5 g webspace and 20gb monthly traffic bandwidth.. As well as this, 1 and 1 give you loads of extras, like statistics, chat channels, newsletter and form tools, database, website builder, dynamic site builders, photo glalery and software worth £400 - which includes frontpage 2003 for web designing.\n\nYou get 3 domains free of charge and can link another 100 domains to the hosting package as well as 300 subdomainds...\n\nEmail is also provided giving you 700 pop 3 email accounts, with virus scanning and spam filters.\n\nIve also found their customer support to be quite brilliant.and for £8.45 a month on this business package yu cant go wrong.\n\nI believe your also interested in shopping carts, which 1and 1 also do, in the form of their e-shop business package at £9.99pm....including:\n\n100 MB web space\nDisplay up to 100 items\n10 Categories\n30+ design templates\nThe Business eShop is an ideal start if you’re just beginning your e-commerce venture. \n\nAlso included \n\n100 MB web space\n10 GB Monthly Traffic included\nOnline administration\nE-mail order confirmation\n\n\nAs for web design, i actually do web designing myself, and quite competitively priced. so if you have an idea of what kind of website your after. and how you want it built, you could give me a shout for a quote...
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I would say posting a price works to your disadvantage. Many self-employed actually undermine their rates thinking they need to undercut to get the business; the reality is that the value of their work is the driving force of their business; pricing is more or less secondary. Its probably better that you use a non-fixed rate depending on variables for each project: customer budget, customer size, customer urgency, number of bidders, your own capacity at that time, estimated project hours, etc... As you mentioned, some customers might think you're too low, others too high - the above variables will differ from project to project. Using variable pricing depending on the scenario will allow you to maximize your earnings.\n\n(Another question is: Would you lose business by not posting your rates? I'd say your work quality is your sales pitch, and pricing can be determined once you assess their needs and those variables) -- happy web designing!
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I've gotten a TON of it too in one of my accounts.  \n\nI think you're reasoning is rihgt.  they are just trying to raise the price so they can profit.
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I am very experienced with Internet businesses, as I run a couple of Internet businesses, I buy and sell on eBay and I have some customers who have large internet sales businesses.\n\nYahoo answers will not let me publish my web address, but if you write me at yahoo mail, I will be happy to give you any information I can about how to be successful on the web and how to keep from being scammed.\n\n-- Mark
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It is all about supply and demand. The demand is there and the supply gets cut back so the price increases.
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I think your questions is : If i visit more website will my internet bill will rise ?  If this is the question then then Answer is "No". \n\nInternet is charged for how much time you are connected ? \nFor example if you connect at 8 o Clock and you visit 100 sites and disconnect at 9 o Clock you will be charged for 1 hr.At the same time if you didnt visit even a single site also you will be charged for 1 hr.\n\nI hope you got the answer\nRegards\nWaheed Rahuman\nDubai
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Check to see if they are listed with the better business buraeu... what type of website were you looking at?