Want to do business on the Internet? 9 Lives on the NET in 77 pages shows you how!

April 4, 2006 (Press Release) -- Created with everyone in mind that wants to do business on the Internet. Starting with a bit of computer industry history, this 77 page e-book goes into the details necessary for someone starting from scratch to register a domain name, set up a shopping process including merchant account, payment gateway, shopping cart, and then creating a website, press release and finally marketing that site through established methods.??Every single day more and more people join the Internet family. Having the right resources to do this work and get a website up and running fast are key to survival in the jungle of websites that are currently online. The book also provides a list of places where one can find the "Do-it-yourself" tools in the area of website creation, as well as names of a couple of website design companies in case a professional touch is desired.??If one ever wanted to do website optimizations and submissions on their own, the book provides access to tools that help this kind of work be accomplished quickly and accurately.??Blogging - Key to creating a web presence is a science unto itself. Having the tool of the blog at ones fingertips is key in making a website appear more fruitful to search engines. Locations are shown where to create a blog to get maximum exposure. Cooperative Blogging is also discussed, which is where others comment on a blog and help drive it up the search results by creating exposure for it on a number of search engines.??Pay-Per-Click advertising, is touched on a bit and then pass the baton off to Perry Marshall. Linking to the program offered at their site.??There's also information contained therein about IBI Global, an entrepreneurial resource pool that provides a week long MBA Training Event in Los Angeles 5 times a year.??If someone is thinking of doing business on the Internet, they'll want to take some time and read through this e-book. It's written with cost savings in mind, and priced so that everyone can purchase a copy, and has been called a "fast, easy read, but fruitful in delivery of clear, concise information".