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A Successful Web Site for Almost Nothing
Have you got eight hours and $10? Then you can build a Web site for your business. Here's a guide for business owners looking to make the leap online.
Businesses For Sale
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EBay Plans Classifieds Buyouts
EBay, looking to expand its global classified-ad business, is taking advantage of an economic slowdown to buy promising private companies.
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Irked by eBay, Sellers Trade Elsewhere
Irked by eBay's changes in fees and the feedback-rating system, merchants are gravitating to smaller alternative sites. But shoppers must beware when buying on newer e-commerce sites.
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Camera Ready
Getting noticed by potential customers on the increasingly crowded Internet is a challenge, especially for small businesses with small marketing budgets. But there's one way to stand out amid the clutter, even for those with limited resources: online video commercials.
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Hackers on the Move
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Ringing Up Business With iPhone Applications
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Use Social Media to Bond With Consumers
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Networking Together
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Doctors Reluctant to Reach Patients Online
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Ways to Follow Friends on the Web
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Stop That Thief
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Social Services
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Google Search Ads Rile Customers
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Real World Needs 'Net' Taxes
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Where to Find Good, Cheap Tech Help
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Good Site, Bad Site: Evolving Web Design
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Do's and Don'ts For Outsourcing Technology
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Is Talk Cheap?
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Getting Attention in a New-Media World
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Click for Help
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Missed Messages
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Where the Ad Dollars Go
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Pick a Domain Name
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Connecting Online
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A Small Company's Web Video Contest Gets People Talking
A song-parody contest helped a classroom technology firm grow closer to teachers and students as well as generate sales leads.
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Building an Internet Community of Loyal And Vocal Users
A virtual marketplace for crafters offers several ways for its customers to connect -- and also embraces their off-site interaction.
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Hackers on the Move
More small companies are allowing employees to use their personal smart phones for work. But that move could lead to big trouble, thanks to a new breed of hackers who are starting to target mobile phones.
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Where to Find Good, Cheap Tech Help
Most small-business owners can't afford consultants or an IT staff. For tech support, they draw on other resources: neighbors, friends and relatives. But there are other sources that small businesses can turn to for reliable, inexpensive and even free tech support.
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Shopping Out Technology Gets More Complex
Deciding what to outsource and what to keep in-house is often a crucial decision for managers. Even with an IT staff, some jobs are better handled by experts
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