This short video outlines the process of placing an order for a Make Money Online Information product.

Features shown:
* Lead Capture + Survey System
* SoftwareProjects shopping cart one-page-checkout
* Prepopulate form with previously entered information
* One time offer
* Multiple payment plans for a single product
* Authorize.net Integration

Which domain registrar do you use for all your domain registrations? eNom or GoDaddy?

We rely on eNom for all domain registrations.

eNom is #2 in market share (http://www.registrarstats.com) but we found them much better suited for high volume high availability sites.

Unlike GoDaddy, eNom offers a 5 second TTL (Time To Live), which means if the need arises we can quickly point the domain to another IP address and the switch takes place within 5 seconds across the entire net, not 24 hours or 4 hours.

If catastrophe hits and the entire East Coast data center gets nuked, it helps to know we can switch everything to the West Coast and have the change propagate within 5 seconds.

Other benefits of eNom are -

(1) Full API support and

(2) With eNom names resolve a little faster (the initial few seconds delay when someone firsts visits the site is going to be something like 1 second instead of 1.5 seconds)

A lot of people wonder what's involved with putting together a professionally-looking, money-making, fully-functional website.

Doesn't matter if it's a website, a web service, a blog or a shopping-cart, the process is always the same.

It starts with a client surfing over to SoftwareProjects.com, clicking on the "Projects" tab and posting a Project.

All projects are broken down to three components:

#1. Graphic Design
#2. Content
#3. Programming

As a matter of policy, we limit every single project to a maximum of 12 hours. If anything is going to take longer than 12 hours, it is broken down to sub projects. This helps keeping everything managable.

All communication, including emails, attachments, drafts and chat messages, is stored in the system as part of the designated project.

Here's the synopsis of how a recent comparison shopping site got done by SPI:

TradeDoubler is the European version of Commission Junction.

It is an affiliate network, serving primarily publishers selling to the European market.

If you have a product that would appeal to the European market, or if you're looking to recruit super affiliates who operate in Europe, TradeDoubler is well worth looking into.

Unlike CJ, TradeDoubler takes a very hands-on approach and works with their (large) merchants, to identify the best suited super affiliates and ideal channels to market in.



TradeDoubler affiliate network operates as five divisions:

TD Pull: Pay per sale or Pay per lead.

TD Talk: Pay per phone call.

TD Push / TD Reach: Banner advertising, Text link ads and newsletter sponsorships.

TD Toolbox: Tracking and Analytics.

Congratulations! Your website / blog / store is finally live! Now you just have to make sure your website displays properly for users of all popular browsers.

Although Internet Explorer & FireFox together control more than 90% of the browser marketshare, there are significant differences in page rendering between different versions of each browser.

A website that displays properly on Internet Explorer 6.0 might not show up at all for users of Internet Explorer 5.0. This is true particularly if your website uses the CSS to control page rendering.

The solution? BrowserShots.org



A free tool that automatically checks your website on 20 popular browsers, generating screenshots of how your site comes up for users of any of these browsers.

This is a MUST-HAVE tool to add to your arsenal. Test every critical page of your website to ensure it renders properly. Never be fooled to believe that if your site shows up fine on your local versions of Internet Explorer and FireFox, it will also work properly for everyone else.

Although it is hard to imagine in today's world, once upon a time, Google was just another virtually unknown internet company. However, as we all know, Google is now THE dominant player in the online industry. Even though we often forget that Google has not always been the massive powerhouse that it is today, we can learn quite a bit by looking at some of the key factors that have allowed Google to expand at such a phenomenal pace:



::Vision
Even though directories were the dominant form of internet navigation when Google came onto the internet scene and there was no clear-cut way to monetize a search engine, Larry and Sergey realized that search would be an integral part of the internet and were not afraid to set out to make the world's best search engine.

::Building a Great Product
At the end of the day, Google is where they are because they have always been dedicated to building the best product out there. Google's product is so powerful that they have actually helped out two of their competitors over the course of their history: Google has provided advertising technology to Ask.com and search technology to Yahoo.

::Focus and Simplicity
Unlike Yahoo and MSN (which have always placed as much emphasis on being a portal as being a search engine), Google is still completely focused on being a search engine. If you compare the three home pages, you will see that Google's is substantially simpler and more plain than the other two, which in turn makes it easier for people to use. Although Google has expanded with many other products, they have never lost sight of the fact that before anything else, they are a search engine.

::The Viral Factor
Whether you call it word of mouth marketing or viral marketing, Google is evidence that when you build a great product, word about it will spread naturally. Even though Ask and Yahoo shell out huge amounts of money to spread the word about their web sites, Google has been able to reach incredibly high levels of growth simply by word of mouth marketing.