How to Build a Norwex Website
Norwex is a company of environmental cleaning products. They sell most of their merchandise via sales representatives who serve as consultants. Through party hosting and networking, a sales representative can earn extra income by selling the Norwex items. Having a workable Norwex website is one of the best ways to showcase what you have available for sale as a representative. Your website can be clean and simple, and you can even go through a designer who specializes in Norwex website building if you get stuck along the way.
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How to Build a Norwex Website
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Purchase your domain name. Do this through a website hosting service such as GoDaddy.com or FatCow.com. Use the hosting website to see if your chosen domain name is available. A sample domain name would be JaneSellsNorwex.com. Follow the hosting site's instructions and use your credit/debit card to purchase the domain.
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Point your nameservers to your domain. Unless you are a Web designer, or are content with an amateur-looking page, you will want to go through a company that specializes in Norwex Web design. Dreamcatcher and Joomla are examples of two builders that do this. To direct your nameservers to Dreamcatcher, point them to
NSI.MICROWEBGEEK.COM and NS2.MICROWEBGEEK.COM.
Other Web designing services will alert you as to where to point your domain.
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Purchase a Web design plan, such as that hosted by Joomla, which is home to many successful Norwex websites. Web hosting is also available through services like Dreamcatcher if necessary. These range between $10 and $30 per month, as per December 2010. Your Web design plan will cost under $400 total, and includes your ability to customize your website on your own, which can be difficult with design services.
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Decide if you want a full custom design, or if you want a pre-designed website template that will serve its purpose and save you time. After your website is designed through your point and click options, you can customize it even further on your own. Online basic training through Joomla is necessary, but it is very simple and can help you navigate your new Norwex website in no time.
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Finish up your site by blogging, using the media file manager to upload pictures and videos of Norwex items, and to manage PDFs of information. Save your work (or that of the design company), and test your website. If all is working, share your website with family and friends, and start selling.
Install a secure shopping cart onto your website to handle online orders. PayPal is ideal for this, as is Americart. Look for a service that allows you to embed into your website. Avoid large transaction fees or limitations on payment options.
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