need to carry out a survey on whether or not online store for students in university would be helpful.........
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Depends what the online store would be selling as to it's usefulness!
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look around for different  stores, not supercenters, but markets and small buisnesses. My school did that, got much support.
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they have a website...or are you looking to buy one? try trying in the name of the bacterium into a search engine. most college's have at least one.
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This isn't a sales site. Peddle your wares on ebay or amazon. You can also pick up a dictionary there.
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Check to see if the college she wants to attend has a surplus inventory.  I recently encountered one that did and students could buy used computers for as little as $25.  You would want to check with their computer services department.\n\nIf the college she wants to go to does not, contact a local large college or university and ask if they have surplus, and if so how she could purchase used equipment.
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Depends what you're doing really, type and price of product/service will obviously affect what you can offer.  But students love freebies, so give them an incentive.  More traditional devices such as testimonials and long term discounts or loyalty schemes don't tend to work as well on the student market, they want something right there and then.  So try to make it as instant and as close to the 'transaction' as possible.\n\nIf you want them to call you, offer them a discount.\nIf you want them to recommend a friend, give them something for every friend they give you.\nTo increase attendance offer a discount with a flyer, or before a certain time.\nTo encourage loyalty, give them money off next time.\n\nIn terms of discounts, they have to be worth having.  10% is nice but what difference will it really make (obviously this depends on the price of your product!).  If your product is fairly low cost, go for a discount with more impact such as 30 or even 50%.  For a more tangible discount (even more favourable to students) try giving them something free, maybe a free drink with their meal, or virus protector with their computer purchase etc.\n\nHope this helps! And remember students are a complete separate target market and should be treated as such.
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It's an interesting topic, one to get student's thinking.\n\nI can see a laptop being useful, not the other items.\n\nI plan on going back to school and want to buy a laptop for a few reasons. One, taking notes cramps my hand severely (carpal tunnel acts up with a lot of writing). I can type way faster than I can write, with no hand cramps.  I also need to do research papers, and again, taking notes in the library is time consuming and hand cramping.  \n\nI also plan on taking online classes, and having a laptop will let me log in and take the classes at home, in the library or when I travel.  My desktop computer gets used by other family members, is not portable, so I need my very own computer.\n\nSince all papers need to be typed, a computer of one's own is very, very useful. \n\nYes, you can do all the above without a computer, and when I went through school and got my BA in the years, bc (before computer), I used a typewriter and had to retype things, splice them together, type again, use whiteout, cut and paste using scissors and glue (literally).  The computer makes all that obsolete.\n\nLaptop, definately. \n\nipod?  nah.  just put music on the computer. and buy a computer that plays dvd movies too.\n\ndistracting?  Anything can be distracting, even something like your own thoughts. Distractions will always be available, it's a matter of self-discipline.\n\n\nHave fun with your paper.
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I attended the workshop session for storesonline in my country as well. I must say that their marketing is brilliant and many people signed up for their over-priced package. Below are some storesonline reviews that I did.
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I created a website for people like you who are looking to do online surveys. Since you are looking for a place where you can earn points towards goods and prizes, I would recommend quizpoints.\n\n\nCome check out my site to find out more: \nhttp://www.freewebs.com/ballablake25/
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u cud try these\n\nwww.globaltestmarket.com\nwww.surveysavvy.com
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Here are some websites with sample survey questions that you can use. You can simply adopt them to the specific needs you have:\n\nhttp://www.questionpro.com/sample/\nhttp://www.surveyconsole.com/questionnaire-samples.html
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I have Reviews on three Internet Stores on my specialised Business Review Site. Two are completely Free to join, one is not. But if it's any help to you please take a look. You'll find Reviews on over 30 different Businesses, of which most are FREE to join. Happy hunting and my regards. Rod
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You answered your question already. You must make the site look really genuine. It is my opinion that we tend to judge on line education based on how the website look and ensures that it's not one of those where you'll end up paying for "manuals, guidebooks" and all other stuffs that you don't actually need. You have to trust your instinct and stick to your feasibility study when you first thought of putting up your on line education...consider the competition as well. Personally, I'd go for an Internet based education that is somehow "connected" or affiliated  with a known educational institution...
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TRY www.kidzeyez.com or go to GOOGLE.com and type in teen and kid surveys
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Your question is vague as u have not described what actually u would like to sale in a shopping co.If its book then go for Amazon,If its any other kind of product then i think u should try in E-bay.\n\nPratap K Pattanayak\nBusiness Analyst
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Use the key workds "colleges", "Universities" and "libraries" in Yahoo Search ;)
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A number of the campus bookstores sell the textbooks used.  I'd try there first.  Otherwise, look on different bulletin boards around the campus.