Is your online business or home-based business stalling because you
are drowning in administration details?
You're not the only one!
Many small businesses are one step away from phenomenal success, if
only they could increase their productivity AND reduce repetitive
tasks and paperwork.
After all, any time spent dealing with writing down orders or
sending out emails one-by-one is time that you can't spend selling
to your prospects.
I've found that having a full-features shopping cart, like
MyEasyOnlineStore.com can save me as much as two hours a day!
Here's How to Choose an Online Shopping Cart That Will
Increase Productivity & Save Time and Money Guaranteed
1. Make sure your online shopping cart has an easy-to-follow
ordering system. For example, people can order my products and
services directly from the shopping cart. They don't have to call me
on the phone to take down the details. Don't get me wrong, I love
taking orders, but it is time consuming and it takes me away from
other tasks. And if a prospect calls when I'm on the phone, or away
from my desk, then they get an answering machine and we begin that
long task of phone tag. If you have an easy way for people to order
online, you can take orders at any time of the day or night. Who
staffs theirs phones at 2 a.m.?
2. A good shopping cart will automate such functions as sending
receipts. Don't you hate it when clients ask for a receipt? You
can't blame them. They need a receipt for their taxes and their
accountants. But making a receipt by hand will take you at least
5-10 minutes even if you have a template and a system in place.
Everything takes time! But a good shopping cart will automatically
send a receipt to the new client – and to you, so you have one for
your files.
3. If you send personalize messages to new clients, such as
greetings, or training materials, you can automate this process with
a good shopping cart. Thanks to the wonders of mail-merge, each
message can print the person's first name. If you want to get fancy,
you can even automate other variables such as city, state and
product purchased. It's a great time saver and people will think
your messages are truly personal.
4. A good shopping cart can create sales reports by any variable you
can think of, such as total sales, daily sales, weekly sales, sales
in a given period, as well as sales by product. You don't have to
depend on your part-time bookkeeper to create these reports for you
any longer! You can get reports when you need them, not when the
part-timer shows up for work.
5. A good shopping cart does NOT just take orders. It can send
newsletters and other types of information you'd like to broadcast –
such as invitations to teleseminars or special events. A good
shopping cart can manage most client communications, so you save
time and money by dealing with one vendor instead of two or three.
Plus you will be working off of one database and not have to update
two other databases hosted by a company that sends out newsletters
or autoresponders. Why duplicate your efforts?
6. Make sure your shopping cart offers clients control of some
aspect of their accounts. For example, if a client doesn't want to
get your newsletter any longer, they can unsubscribe by themselves
without having to contact you by email. This way you don't have to
do the work yourself. Good shopping carts have information on how to
unsubscribe contained in each message for your convenience.
If you use a good shopping cart, you can save yourself time and
money if you know the hidden truth behind automating your business
online. Luckily, I'm giving you the keys to the Mint with a free
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