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29 Sep 2009 @ 5:21 AM

Copy This Free Internet Marketing Idea And Start Making Money With Your French Website.

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Free Marketing tips to run a lucrative French website. Follow the guide (Suivez le guide).

Even if you do not speak or understand any foreign language, we can help you to get your website in French generating revenue because we are European website experts.

So French language is no longer a concern as we handle your translation situation for you.

The purpose here is to demonstrate how and why you’d rather include Europe countries such as France into your marketing strategy. Ideally, we recommend you open another internet browser session to test the following instructions as a proof of what we are demonstrating.

Part 1 – Google UK Organic Search – Feb 07, 2009.

Considering your main English keyword is “Webmaster“. Please type in Google UK search box the word “Webmaster”.

A- Your search in Google UK will display as per: English Keyword “webmaster”.

- Results 1 – 10 of about 329,000,000 for webmaster.(top right corner on Google)

- Pages from the UK Results 1 – 10 of about 14,900,000 for webmaster. (top right corner on Google)

These figures represent the number of websites competing under the keyword “webmaster” in the UK.

Now let’s have a trip to France simply by typing Google France within your search box.

Select and click on www.google.fr/ – Great you are in France for free already!

Part 2 – Google France Organic Search – Feb 07, 2009.

From the above example, the French(*) equivalent keyword is also “Webmaster”.

To make the search, simply type in the Google FR search box the word “Webmaster”.

(*) Important Notice:

When you log into Google.Fr, you shall see 3 radio buttons under the search box category displaying:

- Radio button 1 – “Rechercher dans Le Web” meaning Search in the World Wide Web.

- Radio button 2 – “Pages Francophones” meaning Pages displayed within the French Wide Web. We could call it F.W.W. for French Wide Web.

- Radio button 3 – “Pages France” meaning France only.

Consequently, your Google French results will display as per:

French Keyword “webmaster”.

- Radio button 1: Pages Résultats 1 – 10 sur un total d’environ 338,000,000 pour webmaster (World Wide Web)- top right corner on Google.

- Radio button 2: Pages Francophone Résultats 1 – 10 sur un total d’environ 8,360,000 pages en français pour webmaster (French Wide Web)- top right corner on Google.

- Radio button 3: Pages France Résultats 1 – 10 sur un total d’environ 2,180,000 pour webmaster (France only)- top right corner on Google.

These figures represent the number of websites competing under the keyword “webmaster” in France.

What did your learn so far?

In part 1. The results show 14,900,000 websites competing under the keyword “webmaster” in the UK.

In part 2. Google France displays 2,180,000 websites competing under the keyword “webmaster” in France.

Now in part 3, let’s find out how many searches are done by potential customers under the keyword “webmaster”.

Part 3: How many people are looking for your business on the Internet?

- Number of search in Google UK for “webmaster”: average 49,500/month.

- Number of search in Google France for “webmaster”: average 165,000/month.

As a comparison you get:

- In France: 2,180,00 French websites competing for 165,000 potential online queries.

- In the UK: 14,900,00 English websites for 49,500 potential internet queries.

Bottom Line:

As you can see if this particular case, Google France has more queries and less competition!

This is your chance to start doing serious business in France as we study your market to give you the big picture of your opportunities in Europe.

If you want to increase your sales, you should consider seriously France online market in your business strategy.

As we said earlier on, you do not have to worry about French barrier issues because we deliver a full internet marketing package including a free French domain name.

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28 Sep 2009 @ 12:50 PM

European Website Reliable Advice To Become A Wealthy Europreneur.

Yes! The EU is willing to help you to sell online in 27 European countries! This is probably your best opportunity to get your tailored european website and start doing serious business with one of the biggest e-commerce market in the World.

Who else wants to be a successful Europreneur?

If you wonder why you still haven’t done business in the European Union then read what Brussels Consumer Comissioner, Meglena Kuneva says about the e-commerce situation in Europe.

Interesting facts about e-commerce in European Union.

While e-commerce market takes off at domestic level in most European countries, it is still relatively uncommon for consumers to use the internet to purchase goods or services in another EU country.
As a result, the gap between national and cross-border e-commerce is increasing: from 2006 to 2008, the share of all EU consumers that have bought at least one item over the internet increased from 27% to 33% while cross border e-commerce remained stable (6% to 7%).

The pattern is similar for European users with internet access at home:

- 56% of consumers with the internet at home have made an purchase on the internet in any country including their own. There were in comparison 50% in 2006.
- 13% of European internet users access at home have made a cross-border e-commerce purchase, compared to 12% in 2006.

However, this picture tends to vary at European country level.
The percentage of consumers having bought goods or services from a seller located in another EU state varies from 38% in Luxembourg to 2% in Portugal.

Smaller EU state members such Luxembourg, Cyprus, Malta, Denmark, and Ireland are much more open to cross-border online shopping than the bigger ones.

Countries where online shopping is already well developed such as the UK, Northern Europe, the Benelux, for instance have correspondingly higher rates of cross-border online shopping.

To what extent do Europe SME’s sell to another country?

Among retailers, the cross-border potential of e-commerce also seems to be poorly exploited:

51% of EU27 retailers sell via the internet, but only 21% are currently conducting cross-border transactions. Actually the figures show a 7 points drop from 29% in 2006 to 21% in 2008.

Internet cross-border advertising also shows the same figures (21% in 2008).

One in five EU retailers (21%) sell cross-border, via distance sales methods, to at least one other EU country.

On the other side, 75% of EU retailers sell in their own domestic market.

European retailers who conduct in other EU state members tend usually to trade with very few countries. Only 4% of those retailers trade with 10 or more Member States. But the vast majority trade only with one or two other European countries.

This may also show the tendency of some large online retailers to establish in several European countries. Businesses most likely to be involved in cross-border retailing are medium and medium-large retail enterprises, with a limited number of outlets in other European countries and with existing language capabilities.

European SME retailers appear to be particularly reluctant to embrace the opportunities of e-commerce to trade with other european clientele.

What about you? How long will you wait until you get your french e-commerce website

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