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Small to medium-sized business can use the Internet to increase revenues by an average of 7% per year, according to a study published in the Vancouver Sun, Business Section on November 4, 2002.
Compare our prices. Shops that normally cost $30,000-plus can be built for as little as $3,500. A "brochure" site can cost as little as $800
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Video Files
Many sites do not demonstrate their
products to advantage. We make online videos that can demonstrate, explain,
or help your customers use your products. Click
to see an example
Specialty Services
We can build online interactive specialty
sites starting at $3,500. These would normally cost $15,000 plus.
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- A screen printer can have a system that allows real estate
agents to order signs online. They upload digital pictures, make a sketch
of the type, location and placement of the sign. and the software also has a invoicing
system.. This
system will allow the printing company to expand into other cities - after all,
the agent could be across the street, or across the nation, it's all the same
on the Internet.
2. - An organization with members spread across the nation can have a site where elected officials can input text and graphics to the site. Individuals can place notices and ads.
3. - A manufacturer can have his products on retailers' satellite sites. A product-change would be automatically placed on all the retailers' sites.
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Remember the movie, The Wizard of Oz'?. Dorothy met the image of the twenty-foot Wizard in the palace. Initially, very impressive! Then her dog, Toto, pulled the curtain aside to reveal a little man pulling levers, projecting an image onto smoke.
There is no Toto on the Internet to reveal what's behind the screen. Reality is what your customers see on their monitors. A giant corporation and a tiny business both appear one page at a time and are judged on the cyber-performance. Reality is truly in the eye of the beholder.
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