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Module Web-316.
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Prerequisites
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Course Objectives
Course Materials
Tuition Fee
INTRODUCTION
This one-session program (can be extended per your request) is intended to train IT professionals who desire to learn about building e-commerce web sites.
PREREQUISITES
It is recommended that the students, in addition to user-level experience using Windows - based personal computers, have a basic familiarity with the Internet, HTML, databases, and web scripting coding including ASP, JavaScript, and/or VB Script.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Corporate IT Employees and small business owners: who want to acquire new skills or those who want to update their skills learning about building the e-commerce web sites.
COURSE MATERIALS
You get:
Highly qualified Instructors with extensive industry experience and excellent teaching skills
Printouts from Instructor targeted to specific course objectives
Two Web Developer CD disks packed with electronic books, tutorials, and links to technical resources
COURSE OBJECTIVES
Learn six essential steps to take when developing and promoting a Web site! Students will learn how to get started with an e-Commerce project, make the best plan, and consider the selling options and choose the best one. They will learn about online transactions, tax related issues, and, of course, how to choose the best option between "Build, Buy, or Rent" when considering the e-Commerce site location.
Note: RTEK 2000 reserves the right to change the curriculum in response to market demands.
Module Web-315.
6-steps Plan
Chapter 1: Six crucial steps to take when developing and promoting a Web site
S T E P 1 - T E A M U P
S T E P 2 - B A L A N C E T H E A C T
S T E P 3 - P L A N W I S E L Y
S T E P 4 - T A K E T H E P L U N G E
S T E P 5 - L E A R N A N D R E S P O N D
S T E P 6 - I N N O V A T E A N D G R O W
Chapter 2: Getting started and Making Plan
Getting Started
What you need to be competitive online
The best laid plan
Sales and marketing cycle
Play by the business rule document
Requirements document
Chapter 3: How to Sell
What are you selling
Gifts and impulse products
Commodity Products
Considered purchase products
Configurable products
Categorized and indexed catalogs
Adding value
Automated answers and advice
Automated recommendations
Your hot commodity
The design of storefront
Chapter 4: Transactions
Subject to tax
Remember about shipping
How to pay?
Security blanket
Project example
Chapter 5: Build, Buy, or Rent?
Three options
Chart your course
Displaying products
Order and transaction processing
Attracting customers
Fulfillment and customer service
Software and hosting
Chapter 6: Building your Customer Base
Use log files
Cost-effective advertising
Keeping track of everything
Staying in e-Business
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