Michael Eagar – Internet Business Consultant
Michael Eagar is an Internet Business Consultant that specializes in improving internet business for online companies and company websites. Michael has analyzed data from 100s of websites and has personally spent 1000s of hours of hands on work for websites of all kinds. From large e-commerce websites, to community portals, to pre-revenue sites, Michael has improved company systems and processes, setup analytics and reporting, and created campaigns that make websites successful.
Michael’s services include:
- Business/Market Opportunity Analysis
- Business Model Analysis
- Online Competition Analysis
- Online Reputation Analysis
- Online Search & Social Reputation Analysis
- Website Strategy Analysis
- Website Branding/Messaging Analysis
- Website Goals Analysis
- Reaching Website Goals Analysis
- Reaching Specific Website Goals Analysis
- Website Usability Analysis
- Website Structure Analysis
- Website Search & Social Structure Analysis
- Website Content Strategy Analysis
- Website Search & Social Content Strategy Analysis
- Overall Marketing Strategy Analysis
- Search & Social Strategy Analysis
- Website Data Setup/Organization Analysis
- Website Data Management Analysis
- Website Data Reporting & Usefulness Analysis
search = search engine optimization (SEO), pay per click (PPC), One Box, Google Base, Local Search, Google Maps, Google News, etc.
Really like your blog, and welcome to orange soda. I can see how startup companies can seem to waste a lot of money waiting for perfection. They just need to get the product out there!
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Luke Thanks. I got it fixed now.
I agree. There are many “Business People” that don’t know their market. Yet these people spend exorbitant amounts of time, and sometimes capital, developing the service/product.
It is so important to clearly define your customer and then sit down and talk with them face to face. You would be surprised how much there is to learn about a product/service through a customer. Things you have never even thought of will surface. This is very valuable information.
Place your business idea on the scale. Find “Your Position on the Market Knowledge”. You will gain confidence in the ability of your business to succeed or be rethought.
Good to see you blogging more. See you at UVEF
Jason G.
Advice: Avoid Wells Fargo merchant services like the plague. Worst banking experience I have ever had in my life.
Mal’s e-commerce is another excellent method to use if you already have brick and mortar methods of taking credit cards.
I have been surfing the net for sometime now, looking for opportunities to be an internet entrepreneur, even setup my own site for advertisement and affiliate programs. It is really difficult to start on my own. So nice of you to teach other people.
Check out the YES movie at http://www.TheYESmovie.com from Louis Lautman. Interesting success stories from young entrepreneurs.
Interesting movie. It seems to have a lot of the accumulation of things aspects of the thrill of being an entrepreneur. For some that is motivating (I guess). For me, I am motivated from the opportunity to create value. Entrepreneurship for me allows me to do that.
So how soon are you going?