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    A merchant I was talking to the other day asked to me, "Aren't feeds for bigger companies with IT people on staff?" All they knew about feeds was that bigger companies , news providers etc., were using them. After I explained how that particular merchant could use a feed for her business, she were quite excited about the prospect of doing just that.

    The particular merchant I was talking to in fact, had no web site, and did not see the need for one. But after we discussed feeds she definatley thought that a feed service could benefit her business.

    Feeds can benefit any business online or not. Below are a couple of samples of how feeds can be used.

    In the first scenario the particular merchant does not have a web site. A company such as ours can develop a feed for that merchant. We can have a web page developed with the information the merchant wants on it, such as weekly specials, etc. We host the feed and web page on our server. We update the feed and web page for the merchant on a contract basis. The merchant simply contacts us with the new information they want their customers to know. They can cont

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    how that particular merchant could use a feed for her business, she were quite excited about the prospect of doing just that.

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    irst scenario the particular merchant does not have a web site. A company such as ours can develop a feed for that merchant. We can have a web page developed with the information the merchant wants on it, such as weekly specials, etc. We host the feed and web page on our server. We update the feed and web page for the merchant on a contract basis. The merchant simply contacts us with the new information they want their customers to know. They can con
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    s, etc. We host the feed and web page on our server. We update the feed and web page for the merchant on a contract basis. The merchant simply contacts us with the new information they want their customers to know. They can contact us by e-mail or by phone or even by snail mail if they wish.

    In their retail outlet they will pass out a flyer or brochure announcing their new feed service for their customers. The flyer will have the URL of the page we have developed for the merchant, the URL of the merchant's feed, how the customers can get a free reader, and instruction and education pages for the customers so that they can become familiar with the benefits and safety of feeds. They will be interested since they can receive information about that merchant with No Spam, No Junk Mail and No Virus download threat.

    Customers that enter the feed into their readers will get updated information about that particular merchant. The merchant does not need a web site to do this or have people sign up for a mailing list. The customer is in control since they can add, and delete, any feed from their reader at any time.

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