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Use Opt-In E-mail Newsletters to Drive Traffic
no responses - Posted 07.15.09
Despite the scourge of spam and viruses that have hit e-mail users in the past years, e-mail remains the killer application. E-mail newsletters are undeniably powerful tools to build audience and encourage real relationships between you and your site visitors and customers. The key to avoiding guerrilla tactics in e-mail advertising ...continue
no responses - Posted 07.15.09
Despite the scourge of spam and viruses that have hit e-mail users in the past years, e-mail remains the killer application. E-mail newsletters are undeniably powerful tools to build audience and encourage real relationships between you and your site visitors and customers. The key to avoiding guerrilla tactics in e-mail advertising ...continue
Introduction of Hacking Methodology
1 response - Posted 05.28.09
You are probably familiar with the attacks of February 2000 on eBay, Yahoo,Amazon, as well as other major e-commerce and non–e-commerce Web sites.Those attacks were all Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, and all occurred at the server level.Those same attacks moved hacking to center stage in the IT community ...continue
1 response - Posted 05.28.09
You are probably familiar with the attacks of February 2000 on eBay, Yahoo,Amazon, as well as other major e-commerce and non–e-commerce Web sites.Those attacks were all Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, and all occurred at the server level.Those same attacks moved hacking to center stage in the IT community ...continue
Overview of the Payment Processing System
no responses - Posted 07.01.08
Figure 3-8 shows a diagram of a typical e-business payment processing system. The three functional elements of the electronic storefront's payment processing system are order confirmation, payment gateway interface, and transaction database interface, as illustrated in Figure 3-9. Figure 3-8. Use of the Discover one-time credit card to pay for purchases continue
no responses - Posted 07.01.08
Figure 3-8 shows a diagram of a typical e-business payment processing system. The three functional elements of the electronic storefront's payment processing system are order confirmation, payment gateway interface, and transaction database interface, as illustrated in Figure 3-9. Figure 3-8. Use of the Discover one-time credit card to pay for purchases continue
Implementation of a Shopping Cart Application
no responses - Posted 07.01.08
As shown in Figure 3-7, proper implementation of the shopping cart application requires integration of several different electronic business components. First, it is integrated with a session management component, which keeps track of a customer's shopping session. Second, it is integrated with the product catalog application, which generates a display ...continue
no responses - Posted 07.01.08
As shown in Figure 3-7, proper implementation of the shopping cart application requires integration of several different electronic business components. First, it is integrated with a session management component, which keeps track of a customer's shopping session. Second, it is integrated with the product catalog application, which generates a display ...continue
Shopping Carts and Payment Gateways
1 response - Posted 07.01.08
Introduction Retail shopping has evolved dramatically over the years. In the earlier days of shopping, a shopkeeper would sit behind a counter and respond to requests from a customer, selecting a product from the shelf and handing it to the customer for her consideration. The customer would then indicate whether she ...continue
1 response - Posted 07.01.08
Introduction Retail shopping has evolved dramatically over the years. In the earlier days of shopping, a shopkeeper would sit behind a counter and respond to requests from a customer, selecting a product from the shelf and handing it to the customer for her consideration. The customer would then indicate whether she ...continue
