Business Ecommerce

Small Business Credit Card Processing: How Can a Business Avoid Fraudulent Transactions?
Future of Ecommerce in India
Merchant Account Provider: How Does a Business Get Their Feet Wet?
Online Merchant Account: Getting a Piece of the Credit Profit Pie
ACH Processing: What Is the Basic Process for Electronic Transactions?
Internet Merchant Account: Removing the Mystery Behind Online Processing
Ecommerce Merchant Account: What Pieces Make Web Purchasing Possible?
Credit Card Merchant Service Provider: What Are the Initial Setup Considerations?
Merchant Service Provider: Balancing Out Fees and Convenience
Ecommerce Credit Card Processing: What Does a Business Need To Get Started?
80 20 Pareto Principle Rule
How to Package Your Parcels Securely

Small Business Credit Card Processing: How Can a Business Avoid Fraudulent Transactions?

Posted: 03 Aug 2011 01:42 PM PDT

Fraud and high fees are scary to any small business beginning to initiate electronic payment handling; however, it is imperative for a company to have credit card payments as a consumer option. Processing these types of transactions provides an opportunity for increased sales and returning customers. How can a merchant ensure better protection when advancing to small business credit card processing?

Future of Ecommerce in India

Posted: 03 Aug 2011 01:40 PM PDT

E-commerce or Electronic commerce has given a new dimension to business activities, particularly in a developing country like India. It involves buying and selling of goods and services all around the world. Ecommerce solutions have paved the way for nurturing businessman craving for success and also helped customers across the world to buy products online without any apprehensions.

Merchant Account Provider: How Does a Business Get Their Feet Wet?

Posted: 03 Aug 2011 01:31 PM PDT

Merchant accounts allow a business to process debit or credit payments from their customers. A provider can set up this account in addition to supplying all other transaction handling tools. Merchant account providers give small and large businesses the opportunity to accept multiple forms of payment by phone, online, or in person.

Online Merchant Account: Getting a Piece of the Credit Profit Pie

Posted: 03 Aug 2011 01:29 PM PDT

Consumers favor the ability to pay online because it is a very convenient option. Companies who do not provide this capability to their customers miss out on sales. Using a merchant account to offer this additional convenience can prove to be beneficial for any business.

ACH Processing: What Is the Basic Process for Electronic Transactions?

Posted: 03 Aug 2011 01:28 PM PDT

An electronic transaction must be run through an Automated Clearing House (ACH) before any funds can be deposited to an account. The clearing house performs verification and account processing for funds transfer. A business cannot provide electronic payment services to customers unless ACH processing or another verification method is in place.

Internet Merchant Account: Removing the Mystery Behind Online Processing

Posted: 03 Aug 2011 01:25 PM PDT

An internet business should become familiar with the steps involved with credit processing. The procedure is started by applying for a merchant account, because an internet merchant account allows funds to be transferred from the credit issuer to a business. Funds are held for an average of one day and then transferred to the regular business finances.

Ecommerce Merchant Account: What Pieces Make Web Purchasing Possible?

Posted: 03 Aug 2011 01:19 PM PDT

Ecommerce transactions are handled differently from those taken at a business location. A payment gateway is combined with merchant account services to process online purchases. It is a software package designed to work as a terminal but with added security.

Credit Card Merchant Service Provider: What Are the Initial Setup Considerations?

Posted: 03 Aug 2011 01:13 PM PDT

Credit card processing supplies increased customer convenience. A merchant can use their services to offer customers a variety of payment options. Service providers supply the account, equipment, and other items required to begin accepting credit transactions.

Merchant Service Provider: Balancing Out Fees and Convenience

Posted: 03 Aug 2011 01:08 PM PDT

Merchants today must be able to offer customers the option of credit or debit payment. A service provider is necessary to accept this payment form in-store as well as online. Small businesses have a hard time transitioning over to electronic forms of payment because of the many fees involved, but company profit increases often make the expense minimal.

Ecommerce Credit Card Processing: What Does a Business Need To Get Started?

Posted: 03 Aug 2011 12:46 PM PDT

Ecommerce is the fastest growing method for earning profits among businesses. Consumers pay with a credit card to receive the convenience of a secure transaction online and processing these payments is not difficult when a business has a dependable provider backing them up. Ecommerce credit card processing is accomplished by combining various channels such as banks, gateways, and merchant services.

80 20 Pareto Principle Rule

Posted: 03 Aug 2011 11:35 AM PDT

I originally studied the Pareto Principle (Otherwise Known as the 80 20 Pareto Principle Rule or the 80 20 Rule) when I was employed as a Quality Engineer in the Mining Industry. Indeed it has been used in Quality Manufacturing for a considerable time period but its' application extends much wider. In this instance I wish to discuss the use of the 80 20 Rule in Internet Marketing and also in Personal Time Management.