Overconfidence and over looking outside advice has led many a company to its demise. Believing that you can do everything for yourself, is oftentimes a deadly trap. With the large number of other dot com companies succeeding, there is much competition. You need an edge, and the knowledge of how to market and create a hearty

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Would you like to increase your income? Are you looking to expand your clientele base? Thousands of small businesses have been, and are still turning to the Internet to build their companies. True, there have been many dot com failures over the years. However, many of these companies share common marketing and management mistakes. In this article we cover why so many online stores fail and how to avoid such failures, and more important, how you can make money online.

Avoiding The Dot Com Scare

In the late 90's, investors were in a frenzy, investing in dot com businesses. It seemed as if dot com businesses were they wave of the future. However, upon entering the 21st century, investors began pulling out. The profits that they were hoping to receive from their investments did not come. Even big dot com businesses such as Yahoo! began struggling in 2000. To show two of the downfalls of these dot coms, we will use the example of Yahoo.

According to the May 21, 2001 cover story of Business Week, Yahoo’s problems began with poor management decisions. As Ben Elgin worded it in the article, "it [was] the arrogance of success. The Three Amigos [Yang, Koogle, and Mallett] felt invincible and had little incentive to seek talent or advice from outside their brain trust." This leads us to mistake #1 made by so many dot com businesses:

• Overconfidence and
• Over looking outside advice

Overconfidence and over looking outside advice has led many a company to its demise. Believing that you can do everything for yourself, is oftentimes a deadly trap. With the large number of other dot com companies succeeding, there is much competition. You need an edge, and the knowledge of how to market and create a hearty r

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why so many online stores fail and how to avoid such failures, and more important, how you can make money online.

Avoiding The Dot Com Scare

In the late 90's, investors were in a frenzy, investing in dot com businesses. It seemed as if dot com businesses were they wave of the future. However, upon entering the 21st century, investors began pulling out. The profits that they were hoping to receive from their investments did not come. Even big dot com businesses such as Yahoo! began struggling in 2000. To show two of the downfalls of these dot coms, we will use the example of Yahoo.

According to the May 21, 2001 cover story of Business Week, Yahoo’s problems began with poor management decisions. As Ben Elgin worded it in the article, "it [was] the arrogance of success. The Three Amigos [Yang, Koogle, and Mallett] felt invincible and had little incentive to seek talent or advice from outside their brain trust." This leads us to mistake #1 made by so many dot com businesses:

• Overconfidence and
• Over looking outside advice

Overconfidence and over looking outside advice has led many a company to its demise. Believing that you can do everything for yourself, is oftentimes a deadly trap. With the large number of other dot com companies succeeding, there is much competition. You need an edge, and the knowledge of how to market and create a hearty

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egan pulling out. The profits that they were hoping to receive from their investments did not come. Even big dot com businesses such as Yahoo! began struggling in 2000. To show two of the downfalls of these dot coms, we will use the example of Yahoo.

According to the May 21, 2001 cover story of Business Week, Yahoo’s problems began with poor management decisions. As Ben Elgin worded it in the article, "it [was] the arrogance of success. The Three Amigos [Yang, Koogle, and Mallett] felt invincible and had little incentive to seek talent or advice from outside their brain trust." This leads us to mistake #1 made by so many dot com businesses:

• Overconfidence and
• Over looking outside advice

Overconfidence and over looking outside advice has led many a company to its demise. Believing that you can do everything for yourself, is oftentimes a deadly trap. With the large number of other dot com companies succeeding, there is much competition. You need an edge, and the knowledge of how to market and create a hearty

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ng> decisions. As Ben Elgin worded it in the article, "it [was] the arrogance of success. The Three Amigos [Yang, Koogle, and Mallett] felt invincible and had little incentive to seek talent or advice from outside their brain trust." This leads us to mistake #1 made by so many dot com businesses:

• Overconfidence and
• Over looking outside advice

Overconfidence and over looking outside advice has led many a company to its demise. Believing that you can do everything for yourself, is oftentimes a deadly trap. With the large number of other dot com companies succeeding, there is much competition. You need an edge, and the knowledge of how to market and create a hearty

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Overconfidence and over looking outside advice has led many a company to its demise. Believing that you can do everything for yourself, is oftentimes a deadly trap. With the large number of other dot com companies succeeding, there is much competition. You need an edge, and the knowledge of how to market and create a hearty revenue online. There are many companies that instruct small businesses like yours on how to improve online business dealings. These companies even offer such services as: Online Marketing Assistance, Custom Professional Web Site Design, and much more. These services, along with a will to make it to the top help businesses like yours to grow and succeed online.

Business Week continues by saying that another of Yahoo’s mistakes, was refusing a merger with eBay. Which according to Elgin, would have been Yahoo’s "second chance." They were too unwilling to look to other companies to help create revenue for themselves. This is mistake #2 made by many dot coms. They do not rely on the many free online services available to create extra revenue.

Unwillingness to rely on other online businesses to make you money is another downfall of those seeking to make a profit online. Too many times, online businesses want to "make it on their own." This is a fallacy that could keep you from tens of thousands of dollars. There are several methods to employ other businesses in your aid, at no cost to your company. Three of these that offer you free marketing or a nice side income are: Google AdSense, Banner Ad Programs, and Affiliate Programs.

Besides these two pitfalls, there are also the usual dangers that all businesse