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Our "Biz 101" tech makeover winner launches her new Web site.
"Wow! Cool!" was Deborah Nail's first responsewhen she saw her business's new Web site go live online."My vision was expressed in this home page," says Nail,41, founder of handbag manufacturer Pursesnickety!and winner of Entrepreneur and Interland's TechMakeover. But a lot of work went on behind the scenes before thisAtlanta entrepreneur got to that moment.
Entrepreneurs building online stores must decide what storefrontlevel to go with. There are solutions that cover anything from ahalf-dozen items to hundreds. Nail got one of the most advancedstorefronts Interland offers. Chip Corbitt, an Interland Webdesigner specializing in e-commerce, says, "The number-onething you want to do is make shopping easy." The advancede-commerce engine will help Pursesnickety! better manage itsinventory of colorful, reversible purses and baby bags; offerseparate wholesale pricing; and handle real-time credit cardtransactions.
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