There are some case studies posted on this site: http://srdc.msstate.edu/ecommerce/curricula/case_studies
that you can access to see how others in rural areas across our nation are using the Internet.
I've read several of the studies and there are some interesting ideas that might help you as you plan your Web site.
This blog has been established by faculty at the LSU AgCenter's Delta Rural Development Center located at Oak Grove, Louisiana in collaboration with Louisiana Economic Development and Southern University Agricultural Center. The purpose of this blog is to capture feedback from participants who attend the entrepreneurship educational courses "E-Business: An Introductory Course" and "E-Business: How to Sell on eBay."
Monday, February 23, 2009
Sunday, January 25, 2009
LSU Agricultural Center's Delta Rural Development Center and Southern University faculty launch blog for e-business class
Realizing that gaining a Web presence can lower the cost of doing business and increase sales, the Louisiana State University Agricultural Center and the Southern University Agricultural Center have partnered with Louisiana Economic Development to offer rural entrepreneurship education in electronic commerce, E-Business: An Introductory Course. This educational program will be offered in rural areas of Louisiana to support innovation and sustainability of rural businesses.
The LSU Agricultural Center's Delta Rural Development Center faculty have created this blog to gather feedback on the entrepreneurship class E-Business: An Introductory Course. This is a 1 day workshop where the basics of buying and selling electronically will be taught. We discuss ebay, PayPal, tips for designing effective web sites, how to analyze competitors and alternative means of gaining a web presence.
From time to time, our faculty will blog about new articles, resources and other tools that can help you start your e-business!
From time to time, our faculty will blog about new articles, resources and other tools that can help you start your e-business!
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