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WLLS 102 Class 135/7/2004
Professor C. Shilepsky
Wells College
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E-Commerce
• Why are we considering this in "Writing for WWW?"
• Go over study questions
• Some ways people make $$$– Advertising placement fastclick.com
– Affiliate programs linksynergy.com
– Selling a service or product
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Setting up a site
• Free hosting: geocities.com and others– url is www.geocities.com/yourname– advertising
• Commercial hosting option: http://ipowerweb.com – url is www.youname.com– cost: ~$96 per year
• Getting noticed– Register your site with search engines – Wait for Google to find and index it– Formerly more important: meta tags in the header
<meta name="description" content="Soaps R Us sells novelty soap...">
<meta name="keywords" content="soap, novelty, ...">
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Setting up a shopping cart
• Payment example: PayPal– Accounts allow:
• individuals to pay for goods and services
• merchants to receive payment from an individual– Anyone can set up an account at www.paypal.com
• Shopping cart software: example
• Client comfort – Which is more risky, handing your card to a waiter or
ordering a book from Amazon?
– Fact: people are becoming used to electronic transfers
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Transaction ProcessingCredit card validation
– Is the card number the right length?– Does it pass a checksum test?
• Double the value of every other digit starting with the next-to-rightmost digit.
• If any of the resulting values has more than two digits, then add the digits together to produce a single digit.
• Add the sum of all the digits not doubled in step 1 to the sum of all the digits from step 2.
• The result must be exactly divisible by 10
– Can be done on the client
Debit authorization – Does the account permit the payment?– Done by the server, using other internet services
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Delivery
• Mom and pop: pack it up and ship it out.• High end: order is automatically forwarded to a
shipment center