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Answer Upon - Notes for Newbies - Part Eighteen - Thank You Pages and Related Stuff
There is no better time to create a school fund raising idea than right now. There are some key elements that go into creating a great school fundraising idea that you should follow. This article will out line some keys to creating a winning school fund raising idea that is sure to bring you success.The first key to creating a solid school fund raising idea is to think of some themes. There are many types of themes you could come up with. Maybe you could create a school fund raising idea using a theme based on country and we
Files to be downloaded, whether software or an ebook, must be uploaded to your server and stored in the appropriate directory, just like your web pages. Protocols vary somewhat from host to host, but your host should provide the support you need. Again, these files are copied from your PC to your server.
Finally, you may sell hard products. You will set up your Thank You page to thank your customers and tell them their products are winging their way to them. Your card processor will have sent you an email confirming each individual purchase, money paid and a shipping address.
Teamwork is a process that can be experienced outdoors and well as in the workplace. A lesson learned in one environment can be applied equally well in another. Teamwork: We Have Met the Enemy and They Are Us, a book by Dr. Steven Stowell and Matt Starcevich, describes actual teams that have participated in a variety of outdoor teamwork training programs. These programs have been as long as five days and as short as one. Each account has been chosen as illustrative of one of the phases all teams go through in the progre
Today we want to talk about Thank You pages and related stuff. These are the things you need to do to deliver product after your customers have paid their money.
Thank You pages and related stuff
So, your customers have paid their money. They are returned to your website – to your Thank You page, and you have been informed by your card processor that they have paid their money. Now you need to deliver product to them. How do you do this?
It depends on the product. In the last article we talked about several types of product:
- A Members’ Only section of your website
- A paid subscription newsletter
- Downloadable products such as software or ebooks
- Hard product that you ship to your customers
A Members’ Only section of your website is easy to deal with (we shall talk about Members’ Only websites in detail in Article Thirty. They are perfect information products). You can set them up in two ways:
You can password protect Members’ Only pages. When your customers have paid their money and are returned to your Thank You page, you give them a password (you can set up password protection on your server).
Or you can give Members’ Only pages weird filenames such as c3BXiiQ.html. Customers then link to these pages from your Thank You page. Nobody who hasn’t paid will be able to find them by guessing and this avoids setting up passwords. You can also change page names from time-to-time to protect them from dropouts and ne’er-do-wells.
Paid subscription newsletters can be managed in two ways:
The easiest is to set them up as you would a Members’ Only section of your website.
Or you can send them out by email. This requires an autoresponder (we shall talk about these in Article Twenty-Two). With email, newsletters are delivered to your customers regularly – they don’t have to log onto your website and go to the protected area. The downside of emails is the danger of SPAM (we shall talk about SPAM in detail in Article Thirty-One).
Many of the really big players in this business do very, very well with paid newsletter subscriptions. What does your guru do?
Downloadable products such as software and ebooks can be delivered this way, too. When customers are returned to your Thank You page, they are directed to a download page where they can click a button to download their product. Here, again, it’s useful to give the download page a weird name such as DS34TvQ7.html to protect it.
Files to be downloaded, whether software or an ebook, must be uploaded to your server and stored in the appropriate directory, just like your web pages. Protocols vary somewhat from host to host, but your host should provide the support you need. Again, these files are copied from your PC to your server.
Finally, you may sell hard products. You will set up your Thank You page to thank your customers and tell them their products are winging their way to them. Your card processor will have sent you an email confirming each individual purchase, money paid and a shipping address.
Need for ServiceMost manufactures view service as an added expense and burden. Their goal is to build a product that does not require service. Upper management and sales usually present design with a need for a product, and when the product has been designed and sales estimates have been made, it is up to manufacturing to produce the product at the lowest possible cost. Serviceability is usually over looked unless the company has a strong service department that becomes involved in the design and manufa
A Members’ Only section of your website is easy to deal with (we shall talk about Members’ Only websites in detail in Article Thirty. They are perfect information products). You can set them up in two ways:
You can password protect Members’ Only pages. When your customers have paid their money and are returned to your Thank You page, you give them a password (you can set up password protection on your server).
Or you can give Members’ Only pages weird filenames such as c3BXiiQ.html. Customers then link to these pages from your Thank You page. Nobody who hasn’t paid will be able to find them by guessing and this avoids setting up passwords. You can also change page names from time-to-time to protect them from dropouts and ne’er-do-wells.
Paid subscription newsletters can be managed in two ways:
The easiest is to set them up as you would a Members’ Only section of your website.
Or you can send them out by email. This requires an autoresponder (we shall talk about these in Article Twenty-Two). With email, newsletters are delivered to your customers regularly – they don’t have to log onto your website and go to the protected area. The downside of emails is the danger of SPAM (we shall talk about SPAM in detail in Article Thirty-One).
Many of the really big players in this business do very, very well with paid newsletter subscriptions. What does your guru do?
Downloadable products such as software and ebooks can be delivered this way, too. When customers are returned to your Thank You page, they are directed to a download page where they can click a button to download their product. Here, again, it’s useful to give the download page a weird name such as DS34TvQ7.html to protect it.
Files to be downloaded, whether software or an ebook, must be uploaded to your server and stored in the appropriate directory, just like your web pages. Protocols vary somewhat from host to host, but your host should provide the support you need. Again, these files are copied from your PC to your server.
Finally, you may sell hard products. You will set up your Thank You page to thank your customers and tell them their products are winging their way to them. Your card processor will have sent you an email confirming each individual purchase, money paid and a shipping address.
How much would "perfect" information be worth to you? How much would you pay for it? If I could tell you with certainty where the economy, or the stock market, or interest rates would be over the next 2 to 3 years, wouldn't that be worth a lot to you? Of course, there is no such thing as perfect information -we live in a world of uncertainty. But, real information does have value and you should be willing to pay something for it. Getting actionable information is an investment. It takes time, money, and discipline to collect
Paid subscription newsletters can be managed in two ways:
The easiest is to set them up as you would a Members’ Only section of your website.
Or you can send them out by email. This requires an autoresponder (we shall talk about these in Article Twenty-Two). With email, newsletters are delivered to your customers regularly – they don’t have to log onto your website and go to the protected area. The downside of emails is the danger of SPAM (we shall talk about SPAM in detail in Article Thirty-One).
Many of the really big players in this business do very, very well with paid newsletter subscriptions. What does your guru do?
Downloadable products such as software and ebooks can be delivered this way, too. When customers are returned to your Thank You page, they are directed to a download page where they can click a button to download their product. Here, again, it’s useful to give the download page a weird name such as DS34TvQ7.html to protect it.
Files to be downloaded, whether software or an ebook, must be uploaded to your server and stored in the appropriate directory, just like your web pages. Protocols vary somewhat from host to host, but your host should provide the support you need. Again, these files are copied from your PC to your server.
Finally, you may sell hard products. You will set up your Thank You page to thank your customers and tell them their products are winging their way to them. Your card processor will have sent you an email confirming each individual purchase, money paid and a shipping address.
During a time when the commercial real estate market is competitive, agents often hire designers to create the right atmosphere. While designers often make a residential home seem more livable, their goal when dealing with commercial properties is to make the space seem workable. Investors want commercial real estate properties that are in a good location. But they want the interior design to match the tenants whether they are doctors, lawyers, dentists, and insurance agents or massage therapists.Texture in office spacescustomers regularly – they don’t have to log onto your website and go to the protected area. The downside of emails is the danger of SPAM (we shall talk about SPAM in detail in Article Thirty-One).
Many of the really big players in this business do very, very well with paid newsletter subscriptions. What does your guru do?
Downloadable products such as software and ebooks can be delivered this way, too. When customers are returned to your Thank You page, they are directed to a download page where they can click a button to download their product. Here, again, it’s useful to give the download page a weird name such as DS34TvQ7.html to protect it.
Files to be downloaded, whether software or an ebook, must be uploaded to your server and stored in the appropriate directory, just like your web pages. Protocols vary somewhat from host to host, but your host should provide the support you need. Again, these files are copied from your PC to your server.
Finally, you may sell hard products. You will set up your Thank You page to thank your customers and tell them their products are winging their way to them. Your card processor will have sent you an email confirming each individual purchase, money paid and a shipping address.
If all other things such as project outlining, defining deviations and correction measures using the famed DMAIC, training the personnel, assessment and audit are on one side, then the project selection on the other can outweigh all of them. It doesn’t matter that the improvement project is not more than academic interest; it’s success depends entirely on the selection of the project itself.What Does It Mean To Select a Wrong Project?What does it mean to select a wrong project? Well, this question has arisen not becau
Files to be downloaded, whether software or an ebook, must be uploaded to your server and stored in the appropriate directory, just like your web pages. Protocols vary somewhat from host to host, but your host should provide the support you need. Again, these files are copied from your PC to your server.
Finally, you may sell hard products. You will set up your Thank You page to thank your customers and tell them their products are winging their way to them. Your card processor will have sent you an email confirming each individual purchase, money paid and a shipping address. Put the product in a Jiffy bag, address it, post it and smile. :-)
Remember in Article Fifteen we referred to web pages as ‘read only’, then said there were some exceptions. When your customers input credit card details or shipping addresses they are, in a sense, ‘editing’ web pages. This process can be a bit complicated because of security. When anybody out there can access your server there are opportunities for mischief. Setting up these sorts of pages requires knowledge of things like Java Script, PHP, CGI, ASP and other things I know very little about.
You don’t need to know too much about this, other than that pages that allows readers to enter information are different from your ordinary HTML pages. When you set them up, you must consider this. It’s a little messy, but not too bad. Talk with your techie or query your host. They should be able to help.
That’s all for this time. See you soon.
Next time we shall talk about how you generate traffic – how you collect names to add to your list.
Thanks for listening :-)
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