Internalysis

Website Links

Description

Our competition might see our documentation This is not only naive, but not a good reason to provide your potential clients with more information on buying your product. Though many don't like to acknowledge it, competitive intelligence by rivals is alive and healthy, using both ethical and unethical means.

We do not knowingly deal with spammers, either. If we find any of our clients to be engaging in unsolicited commercial email, we will inform them of why this is not only wrong, but illegal in many states/provinces/countries and ask them to cease and desist. Should any of our clients fail to stop spamming, we will fulfill any outstanding contract obligations and cease to provide services to said client. We're serious about this: If you're a spammer, or thinking of spamming, we don't want your business. As a matter of fact, we don't want you in business (or the business of spamming).

Related industry information: Even after a client has purchased your product or service, you want them coming back to your site. Since you cannot release a new product every day for them to buy, have information related to the industry your product serves on your site. It keeps users coming back and builds brand awareness for your firm.

So where's the topic I started with ? How did we do it to ourselves ? The above is simply background to help understand: By consumers demanding more and more "unlimited" connections, we have placed more burdens upon the ISPs to keep providing more service without any additional compensation.

As above, *never* assume your product or service is dummy-proof. It is not. If you just said to yourself "But mine is" then start reading this sentence repeatedly until your answer changes. ASSUME something will go wrong with the installation or use of your product and have the information for a fix available on your site, EVEN IF THE FIX DOES NOT BELONG TO YOU. Do not leave out even the obvious.

Company contacts

Companies nearby