10 Questions when Designing your e-shop
Posted by Admin on Jul 27, 2010 in Web Design Blog | 8 comments
1. What Are Your Business Goals?
2. What’s the Purpose of Your Website?
3. What Type of Products or Services Will You Sell?
4. How Many Products Will You Sell From Your Website?
5. How Many Variables Does Your Product Have?
6. How Will You Accept Online Payments?
7. Do You Have a Web Hosting Plan?
8. Will You Need to Maintain the Website Yourself?
9. Do You Have a Marketing Plan?
10. How Will You Monitor Your Website Statistics?
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