Marketing on the internet

"Dot-com" advertising mushroomed by 1,613% during October 1999, to $473 million, up from $27.6 million a year earlier, according to Competitive Media Reporting, a New York-based market research firm. The October total – driven by an explosion in e-tailing advertisements – was greater than the amount spent on dot-com ads during the first half of 1999, CMR reported.

1. Developing marketing
2. Developing electronic commerce

1. Training in internet marketing
2. Protecting children from internet marketing exploitation
3. Localizing e-commerce service delivery
4. Evaluating e-commerce market potential

1. Training in marketing skills
2. Securing electronic commerce
3. Developing websites

1. Regulating unwanted Internet advertising
2. Protecting consumer interests on the internet

1. Using telemarketing