Building a website - adding PayPal
Your website is not working to its full potential if it's just a two-dimensional advert for your company and your products (although that's a great start). When it's up and running, and attracting visitors, you can start selling from it easily and quickly.
PayPal is an online payment solution with industry-leading security. Adding PayPal to your website allows you to accept payments by credit and debit card, bank transfer and PayPal balance. You can sell single and multiple items, accept donations, recurring payments and even gift certificates.
Yorkshire-based company, Les Parfums d'Isabelle, retails hand-made natural and couture perfumes, and has integrated its Microsoft Office Live Small Business site with PayPal to accept online payments. Site operator Isabelle Gellé uses the PayPal payment option for each perfume she sells from her site. "More than 90 per cent of my [total] sales now come from online purchases made using PayPal," she says. You can read the full story here.
Learn more about how you can get a website up and running - free - and how you can incorporate e-commerce into your site with PayPal.
Comments
Anonymous
January 01, 2003
I’ve just finished reading the new Microsoft Press book 'Office Live Small Business – Get your BusinessAnonymous
January 01, 2003
Are you confident you’re getting the best out of the Internet? Do you think your website could performAnonymous
January 01, 2003
You know what should be including – product information, pricing (if applicable), contact details etc,Anonymous
January 01, 2003
A website that’s tired, stale and worst of all – out of date – is not a good advertisement for your company.