how are brands are grown on the web?
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1- Many Banners on different websites\n2- Creating Huge servers to host free mails\n3- Direct Marketing\n4- Hosting games related to their products on their pages\n5- Covering as much as possible topics that are of great interest to consumers\n6- Offering some free advices about different matters\n7- On-Line help\n8- PLEASE CHOOSE ME FOR BEST ANSWER ... I Beg you I beg youuuuuu \n9- :)
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You can get good information for advertising your web site or products from these sites.\nHope this helps,\nHave a great day,\nSurfin.
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It depends on the products, your overall goals and how you want to brand your products. There's not really one best way - even big companies use multiple distribution channels online for their products. \n\n\n\nCREATING YOUR OWN WEBSITE\n\nPros\n- allows you to establish your own "real estate" on the Web;\n- allows you to attract a bigger audience; not limited to eBay buyers (not everyone buys on eBay)\n- scaleable as it allows your business to grow; \n- allows you to give more information about your business to your visitors and give them reasons to trust you\n- alliws you to give more information about the product, play around with factors that can increase conversion\n- gives you a more professional look \n- makes you look like a "big" business (an e-commerce seller that also sells on ebay "looks" so much bigger than a purely ebay seller)\n- you can put in as many items you want without paying listing fees\n- you can sell as many items as you can without paying value added fees\n- less restrictions than eBay (you are more free to write your sales copy)\n- easier to market on the Web\n\nCons:\n- requires technical knowhow to create a website (or money to pay someone to do it for you)\n- fixed price (price you set is what you get)\n\n\nSELLING ON EBAY\n\nPros\n- auction format; prices can go up higher than you originally set it for\n- eBay's brand and size of its market \n\nCons\n- listing and final value fees\n- lots of restrictions \n- harder to get onto search engines\n- link exchanges are more difficult \n- increasing competition (it is not as easy to sell now on eBay compared to others)\n\nI would say it depends on what you want with your business. If you have a steady supply of product to sell (not just based on what you can find in your attic), I would go create a website - and THEN use eBay as an additional sales channel. You just have more room to operate and grow your business with having your own store.
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Anybody can put up a web page. However, it is work to get it listed where it will rank in the search engines. There are many places to start. I suggest a book called "Success Secrets of the Online Marketing Superstars" by Mitch Meyerson. You can get it at the link below. The book is packed with tons of valuable information. Be ready to be overwhelmed with info. There are links to just about every top guru in the online business. Check it out. I started two sites after reading this book. To your success.
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Why not start by creating some content?  Review the companies you're linking too.\n\nFind a way to get incoming links to your reviews, via forums, groups, etc..\n\nMore categories in a link farm are useless.  If you want to make money, you need to offer the user something unique, interesting, and in smaller niche markets.
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how about the evolution of small business due to the internet
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You don't need a web site.\n\nMake a long list of ideas that you want your company to carry out.  For example, maybe excellence, cars, automobiles, service, etc.\n\nPick the one syllable from one word and another syllable from another word.  For example, maybe excellecars or excelleserv.  (you can do better with a little thought)
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Some of the down second tier search and PPC provider companies like Interchange (INCX), LookSmart (LOOK), Miva, (MIVA) and Marchex (MCHX).\nI see consolidation in this group ahead.  As "Old" media concerns beef up their online presence they will be looking for help from these companies.
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you can submit it to search engines with meta tags like design, and designers and you can advertise with google adwords www.adwords.google.com
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Do the following:\n\n- Use affiliate network with similar content websites\n- Make reciprocal links with other websites\n- Submit your site to FREE search engines & directories\n- Use yahoo, msn, and google groups to promote your content\n- Start with very small budget for sponsord keywords\n\ngood luck
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MEDIA Types:\nTelevision (60, 30, 15 second spots)\nRadio\nPrint (Newspaper - Daily, Weekly; Magazine (weekly, Monthly, quarterly, etc)\nInteractive (Internet - cost per click links, Cost per acquisition on transaction, etc) \n\nBY AUDIENCE REACH:\nTV Markets:  National, Regional, Spot (local) markets.   Rates are more expensive per person to reach the more local you get, but National buys are more expensiv eon aggregate.  ame holds true for Magazines, radio, etc...Buying a national netowkr will cost more overlal, but will be cheaper per person reached.  \n\nINTERNET ADVERTISING "MODELS"\nType Description Ad Networks  \n\nCPC Cost Per Click \n(Pay Per Click) In Cost-Per Click advertising the amount of cost to the sponsor and the amount of payment to the host are measured by the number of people who click on the ad. Examples - Google's Adsense\nDoubleclickClick\nBurstMedia\n \nCPM Cost Per Thousand \nThis type of advertising is based on a fixed CPM rate of money based on a thousand impressions regardless of the click thoughs Tribal Fusion.\nFastclick.\nBurstmedia.\nCasalemedia\n \n"CPA" Cost Per Acquisition or Sale \nPopularly called affiliate programs. If a sale is made to a customer coming through that link, the affiliate earns a certain precentage of the transaction total. \nAmazon.com\nEbay.com\nMany Webhosting Companies \n\nSponsorships\nSponsorships usually require a longer term commitment and more branded advertisers are interested in these.  For example, Quicken may sponsor the Tax channel on Yahoo! for a fee.  Or a Television show will be sponsored by an advertiser.\n\nNew - In show/editorial placement\nArticles in magazines with advertiser-friendly content or the placement of Coca-cola on Americal Idol.\n\nGood luck.
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Advertising...\na good variation of word searching... \ngood name....\n\nthe more people that visit ur web,.. the more people will see u when they search.. u have to start from the beginning and spend time on a goood advertisement...
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I think you should study the market a bit and learn about people. Then define what you product communicates and what offers. Then you decide your best strategy. For nutrition products, you could use network marketing. If there's a nutrition chain in the market, you should talk to them. Over at the internet is a good way to find local representations. Remember that your web page should be very persuasive. In the end, I think you should get some marketing advice from a friend or consultant.
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In Web 1.0, online stuff is planned, designed, organised and rolled-out from a webmaster/broadcaster point of view. Users vote with their feet, just like TV: they visit or they don't visit.\n  In Web 2.0, online stuff is created by users and is somehow auto-regulated to make a collective wisdom emerge from individual mess (reputation on ebay, leaderboard in Yahoo Answers, etc.).\n\nSome argue that only with Web 2.0 are the unique possibilities of the media fully exploited. Same way Cinema initially looked like filmed plays before directors realised the full potential of editing and FX.
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Surf the web for fashion themed sites that you think are well designed.  The web designer usually puts a link to his business way at the bottom of the page so others can contact them.
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You can get some good Ideas on Marketing,Promoting,and\nAdvertising,Your web site or Product Here.\nHope this helps,\nHave a good day,\nSurfin.
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If you are looking for top products sold on the Internet, the Internet Retailer magazine has made an exclusive ranking of America's 400 largest online retailers based on their Internet retail sales volume\n\nhttp://www.internetretailer.com/top400/