50-ways-to-make-your-first-sale

Glossary
Domain: The root address for a web page.
Dropshipping / Drop Shipping: A fulfillment strategy wherein the retailer
does not actually inventory the drop shipped product, but instead passes the
shipping address to either the manufacturer, or a distributor that actually
ships the purchased items directly to the customer.
eBay: A online auction and shopping website, best known for its consumerto-consumer
sales. Many online merchants also use eBay as a sales channel.
Ecommerce: Buying and selling products over electronic networks,
including the Internet or mobile applications. The term may apply
specifically to electronic transactions or more generally to the online
retailing and online business.
Exporting: The practice of selling items to wholesale or retail customers in
another country.
Fraud: Intentional deception for the purpose of gain.
Fulfillment: In ecommerce, fulfillment is the process of completing an
order. The term may also be applied to third-party companies that inventory
products and ship orders on behalf of an online store.
Google: The leading search engine provider, Google displays search
results using a complex and secret algorithm that considers many factors.
The company seeks to show its users the best possible results. Google also
provides other services, including a pay-per-click advertising network,
payment processing solutions, product discovery tools, and an excellent
analytics platform.
Google Keyword Tool: A free keyword suggestion tool included in the
Google AdWords Platform. The tool uses data from the many searches
conducted on the Google search engine to suggest keywords for a given URL
and category.
Google Trends: A search engine tool that shows how often a particular term
or keyword is searched for on Google. Results are shown in a relative scale,
making the tool well suited for comparing keywords or phrases. Trends will
also show where searches came from and how search volume for a particular
keyword has changed over time.
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