shabda said:Hmm? With every new host offering 2000GB storage 200000GB bandwith and their sould to boot, how do you you compete?
hottweelz said:Days of 80gb Pentium 4 1gb RAM servers are loooong gone.
I think he means that servers for shared hosting are pretty much crap nowadays. Which is trueiiPanel said:Can you please explain what you meant by that point?
Websites become more and more intensive with more and more features.iiPanel said:Hello,
Can you please explain what you meant by that point?
Thanks,
Wassouf
iiPanel.NET
Work out a which areas of the market aren't being served as well as they could be and work out a marketing strategy to target those areas.shabda said:Ok how do I target niche markets?
The best and easiest niche market to target is businesses in your local community. You need to budget at least $100 per month to advertise locally. Newspaper ads may work ok but you can get alot more bang for your buck if you think outside the box. Join your local chamber of commerce, new members usually get a chance to pitch their bussiness at a chamber meeting after they join. See if the chamber of commerce sells ads in their news letter, or directmail local businesses. Be creative, work hard, provide a reliable service with great support and you will be successful.shabda said:Ok how do I target niche markets?
A web server is a web server is a web server. So what difference does it make if my clients are locateed in the same geographic area, or share the same interests with me?
There's some people that run mapping scripts. For those scripts, special libraries need to be installed. Some people run unusual programming languages. Install those and tell the market's community that you have.shabda said:Ok how do I target niche markets?
A web server is a web server is a web server. So what difference does it make if my clients are locateed in the same geographic area, or share the same interests with me?