Comments on: Building Trust http://www.onlineopportunity.org/building-trust/ A Review of Ways to Make Money Online Thu, 10 Jun 2010 16:45:17 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Jay http://www.onlineopportunity.org/building-trust/comment-page-1/#comment-77426 Jay Thu, 02 Oct 2008 11:13:17 +0000 http://www.onlineopportunity.org/building-trust/#comment-77426 [quote comment=""]If I get you right; what you are saying is to be open and make your website more personal. Like putting photos of your self in your "about me" and contact page.[/quote] Everyone has their own level of comfort with photos, real names, etc. But even if you don't do those, just being a real person as opposed to an Internet Marketer will build trust. Jay wrote:

If I get you right; what you are saying is to be open and make your website more personal.

Like putting photos of your self in your “about me” and contact page.

Everyone has their own level of comfort with photos, real names, etc. But even if you don’t do those, just being a real person as opposed to an Internet Marketer will build trust.

]]> By: Lassar http://www.onlineopportunity.org/building-trust/comment-page-1/#comment-77356 Lassar Thu, 02 Oct 2008 03:32:04 +0000 http://www.onlineopportunity.org/building-trust/#comment-77356 If I get you right; what you are saying is to be open and make your website more personal. Like putting photos of your self in your "about me" and contact page. If I get you right; what you are saying is to be open and make your website more personal.

Like putting photos of your self in your “about me” and contact page.

]]> By: Tom At The Home Business Archive http://www.onlineopportunity.org/building-trust/comment-page-1/#comment-74605 Tom At The Home Business Archive Tue, 23 Sep 2008 13:06:54 +0000 http://www.onlineopportunity.org/building-trust/#comment-74605 Excellent post.No matter how visually appealing your site is or how great your content is, it is the people that will decide whether your online business is worthy of visiting and sticking around at.Take the time to open up and show people who you really are.In doing so, people will see that they matter to you. They will not be just another prospect you are trying to convert to a customer.Instead, they will see that you care about them and are trying to better them rather than just take their money. Excellent post.No matter how visually appealing your site is or how great your content is, it is the people that will decide whether your online business is worthy of visiting and sticking around at.Take the time to open up and show people who you really are.In doing so, people will see that they matter to you. They will not be just another prospect you are trying to convert to a customer.Instead, they will see that you care about them and are trying to better them rather than just take their money.

]]> By: Christmas http://www.onlineopportunity.org/building-trust/comment-page-1/#comment-68325 Christmas Wed, 03 Sep 2008 10:50:37 +0000 http://www.onlineopportunity.org/building-trust/#comment-68325 the issue is really actual. Trust is the very thing that helps your succeed, it is the very key thing for success in online bussiness the issue is really actual. Trust is the very thing that helps your succeed, it is the very key thing for success in online bussiness

]]> By: Market Segmentation http://www.onlineopportunity.org/building-trust/comment-page-1/#comment-68310 Market Segmentation Wed, 03 Sep 2008 09:20:42 +0000 http://www.onlineopportunity.org/building-trust/#comment-68310 Trust is basic to all relationships. You can't build it by hiding your identity. Many people don't trust Internet marketers. To change that we have to develop a relationship. That requires revealing ourselves through photographs and our content. Warmly, Linda P. Morton Trust is basic to all relationships. You can’t build it by hiding your identity.

Many people don’t trust Internet marketers. To change that we have to develop a relationship. That requires revealing ourselves through photographs and our content.

Warmly,

Linda P. Morton

]]> By: Jay http://www.onlineopportunity.org/building-trust/comment-page-1/#comment-67104 Jay Sat, 30 Aug 2008 19:21:05 +0000 http://www.onlineopportunity.org/building-trust/#comment-67104 *laugh* That's so true, Facebook is a place where many people do things they'd rather not have business acquaintances know about. An online reputation is a rather permanent thing. *laugh* That’s so true, Facebook is a place where many people do things they’d rather not have business acquaintances know about. An online reputation is a rather permanent thing.

]]> By: On Stage Lighting http://www.onlineopportunity.org/building-trust/comment-page-1/#comment-66981 On Stage Lighting Sat, 30 Aug 2008 07:31:47 +0000 http://www.onlineopportunity.org/building-trust/#comment-66981 Hi Jay, When we start online, we want to hide everything about ourself - emails, pictures, whole indentities. This is fine if you don't want your visitor to interact with you, buy something, sign up or you just want to libel celebrities. I think that online business is the same as offline. If you had a real shop, you wouldn't get very far serving your customers from behind a screen. So, I am a big believer in trust building through genuine openess because don't have many other Trust tools available online. The one piece of advice I would have, particularly for the younger generation, is to remember your online profile. Once you have "opened up" you need to be aware of ALL of your activities online (past and future) and make sure they are business like. Facebook could come back to haunt you. Hi Jay,

When we start online, we want to hide everything about ourself – emails, pictures, whole indentities. This is fine if you don’t want your visitor to interact with you, buy something, sign up or you just want to libel celebrities.

I think that online business is the same as offline. If you had a real shop, you wouldn’t get very far serving your customers from behind a screen. So, I am a big believer in trust building through genuine openess because don’t have many other Trust tools available online.

The one piece of advice I would have, particularly for the younger generation, is to remember your online profile. Once you have “opened up” you need to be aware of ALL of your activities online (past and future) and make sure they are business like. Facebook could come back to haunt you.

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