給小型電子商務網站的建言

http://www.digitalwall.com/scripts/p.asp?UID=269

這篇文章提到現在的小型電子商務網站的問題,

首先, 網站要求使用者每次都要login, 這樣會令到很多使用者怕麻煩, 而不在你的網站購物,

可是如沒有login, 又怎樣知道你是誰, 貨物要送到那裡去呢 ??

不過文中提到一點值得留意的是, 現在購物車的功能普遍都有這樣的問題, 就是如果你想看看自己購了什麼東西,

你要先按購物籃看看已買了什麼，可是之後，如你不是即時結帳，而想繼續購物，那你得由頭開始找回你之前的所在地．所以好一點的設計是，購物籃內的東西應該長期列出，好樣客人知道自己買了什麼，這跟現實生活一樣呢．

香港青年創業家聯盟

搵到呢個 facebook group
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=13381651692

佢地個 website
http://www.hkyea.org/

似乎係剛起步的 website, 佢地個 facebook 仲有千幾個會員,
當然,都有人賣自己的廣告,不過都不失為一個好好既交流地方

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Nielsen surveyed 25,000 online consumers in 50 countries for the bi-annual "Nielsen Global Online Consumer Survey". Researchers found that 90% of online consumers trust recommendations made by friends, acquaintances and family while 70% of consumers trust online product reviews.

Branded websites also appeal to consumers, with 70% reporting they trust the information provided on branded sites. Nielsen is now tracking more than 100 consumer generated media sources.

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According to the report there are more than 16 million kids (age 2 to 11) online, nearly 10% of the online universe, with boys and girls making up roughly equal portions of the split. This is an 18% increase over 2004. In fact, kids are now spending a big portion of their days online.

In 2004, kids spent about 7 hours each month online. Now, kids are spending more than 11 hours online, a 36% increase. Boys are spending more time online, but girls are consuming more content (consuming 9% more webpages than boys). However, boys are consuming more video content than girls. Boys are consuming 61% of video streams amongst children and are responsible for 57% of the time spent watching online video content.

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