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With Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Christmas just around the bend, is your company ready to take in some of the money flying around the Internet? Is your business setup to partake in the joy of online sales? You know that sunny spot in your business where your customers come to YOU in the hopes of buying that thing you offer to make the person in their lives overjoyed?

Listen, very rarely will people be so willing to separate from their cash as they will this time of year. Nothing is higher on peoples list than making those people they love happy. It's a need that drives people to scour the internet looking for YOU. Last year in just the U.S. there was an estimated 191.1 million online shoppers, by 2018 they are projecting that number to be 215.1 million (http://www.statista.com/statistics/183755/number-of-us-internet-shoppers-since-2009/). Can your company afford to miss the opportunity of this growth?

You may be thinking well wait... I don't have a product, I sell services. Bundle those services people. i.e. you teach Yoga: offer a 10 class pass or perhaps a specialty offering for those who are elderly or wanting advanced sessions. Any service can be packaged. Be unique. Look for niche markets; offer something people don't see often that would be enticing.

How can we allow Amazon to boast $67.86 Billion U.S. dollars in e-commerce revenues in 2013 and not do something to try and siphon some of that (http://www.statista.com/statistics/293089/leading-e-retailers-ranked-by-annual-web-e-commerce-sales/)? What they do right is ease of use, reviews on products, free shipping on some of their items over a certain dollar value, a return without questions policy and all from the comfort of my couch.

You can make this happen for your company. You just need to know what your offerings are and we can make it happen.

Randy May
DevOps Specialist | Agile Architect | Sr. Software Engineer
Blaazin Software Consulting Inc.

Since beginning his career in 1999, Randy has become a seasoned and accomplished professional in all areas of Software Development. He honed his development skills at several development organizations, and has embraced a focus on software quality and the speed of development. He has implemented processes and technologies at many software companies to reduce time-to-market, and improve overall quality.
Email: randy.may@blaazinsoftware.com
Website: www.blaazinsoftware.com