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KEYS TO SUCCESS ONLINE SHOP

Today, E-commerce has evolved so rapidly in comparison with the period of its emergence in the late 1990s. Variety of standards, methods and designs have been developed to indicate when shopping via the internet were very interesting.

Many sites on the Internet that already applied their shopping online or E-commerce, but few had actually developed a system making it easier for consumers in shopping. Consequently, doubts and consumer reluctance often arises to use these services. To avoid this, below are some tips for those of you who want to develop E-commerce system in order to become more successful among the many ways to achieve success are as follows:

Indicate clearly the position of the navigation. When the user is navigating within a site that has pages with sub-sub-level, give clues about their whereabouts on the structure of the site not to get confused. For example by giving the headline, sub-header, and the breadcrumb

Provide a button to delete the options that have been made. When users are given the option to narrow categories (in this case by choosing a designer "Ted Baker"), provide a button to return to the start menu and do not let the user must press the "back" many times.

Provide a feature to categorize goods with customization. Standard commonly used is the price (cheap s / d expensive or vice versa), popularity, features, assessment of the user or editor, and recent or old model. Maybe you can remove the menu features if it does not provide any specifications. However, another menu is absolute.

As much as possible to show pictures of products. If your site does not accommodate more than 200 images in a sub-category, we encourage you to view your products in the form of images. But, be careful not to affect the time the image is loading the site.

Add the specific option. If you could provide more specific options, you will make customers more comfortable. For instance, provides a menu of shoe sizes.
Once again, make the menu as specific as possible. Tips no.6 was really only to re-emphasize points number 5.

Show how much the price, amount of stock, and discounts. It is important to show the original price of the product to the consumer and the type and amount of stock that you still have. Also, do not forget to indicate if any discounts. It is very encouraging consumer desire to buy from.

Put the search bar at convenient position. After the consumer has to search, do not just show the result only, but still provide the look of the search bar in order to enable customers to search next.

Give also an option to sort the product search. Provide a sophisticated search system to facilitate the consumers to find stuff that fit their desires. Often, the problem of finding this product becomes the main enemy in E-commerce consumers.

Provide alternate searches as much as possible, provided that is still relevant. Just look at eBay shows an example of product search results.

Distribute the appropriate supporting information. Many products are designed to fit the criterion-specific criteria, for example: cell phone holster (for certain types), earphone for mobile phones, and others. To that end, the site should explain if the product is suitable for just about anything.

Make sure you still have a stock of goods offered. Avoid conditions where consumers have already ordered the goods and it turns out you do not have stock anymore, because it can lead to transmission of other consumers into stores.

Do not get too many photos to provide a product. To avoid long load times, you should prepare for a photo with the most representative point of view of the overall product or create a 3D view for the product.

Provide delivery options. Many consumers are looking for choice of shipping goods before they start shopping, so you should make preparations shipping option.

If you can not transmit, make available alternative. Provide better links of other vendors to get the sales commission, of not providing it. Because, by not providing the link, consumers will switch to another store and you'll get a big zero.

Ensure that the purchasing process via email. Send news about the delivery via email or whatever, so that consumers do not feel confused. With this, consumers will be assured if the purchasing process went smoothly.

Confirm return if the ordered product is correct. Often times, consumers get the goods with the wrong specifications. For that, you should reconfirm if the product will be shipped completely customized.


To become a professional commodity broker in the United States, an individual must take and pass the General Securities Representative Exam (Series 7) and in most states, the Uniform Securities Agent State Law Examination (Series 63). To take the test, you must be sponsored by "a member firm, a self-regulatory organization (SRO), or an exchange." This requirement, as well as the administration of the test, is under the jurisdiction of FINRA, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.

Direct access trading is a technology which allows stock traders to trade directly with market makers or specialists, rather than trading through stock brokers.
Direct access trading systems use front-end trading software and high-speed computer links to stock exchanges such as NASDAQ, NYSE and the various electronic communication networks. Direct access trading system transactions are executed in a fraction of a second and their confirmations are instantly displayed on the trader's computer screen. This is in contrast to a typical conventional online trader who requires seconds or minutes to execute a trade.

Most direct-access firms charge commissions based on your trading volume, usually in terms of calendar months. Increased trading activity reduces commission for each trade. It can be as cheap as you can trade by 1 point or pip difference, in that it is a must for scalpers.

Unlike traditional online brokerages, direct-access brokerages usually pass through the exchange fees involved in trading to customers. Examples are specialist fees, Electronic Communications Networks fees, exchange modify and cancel fees, clearing fees, regulatory fees etc. Commissions are generally on a per share basis and typically around 0.005 USD per share. For example, the commission would be $8 for a 1000 share transaction at $0.008 per share.

Some firms set fee schedules instead of passing exchange fees on directly. This improves the transparency of fee administration. For example, you do not need to change the charge any time there is a change in the exchange fees. Some fees may be complex to calculate or variable. It is not easy to write them on the fee schedules.
Direct access trading is primarily for self-helped and active traders who value speed of execution and try hard to minimize costs and slippage. Also they get to take care of themselves and make trade decisions on their own (without the help of brokers or advisors). These people typically include:

day traders - they trade a lot per trading day. Direct access brokers can give them front-end trading software and platforms and offer deep discounts on commissions and brokerage fees. scalpers - they trade in a large volume for small gains. Slow execution may kill profits, and even incur losses.

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