E-Commerce Book Coming Soon

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June 16, 2012 UPDATE: Please view the draft content page here.

April 21, 2012 UPDATE: I’ve started a general outline which will make the entire book into 3 parts: The local e-commerce overview; The e-commerce website; Making it work in T&T. Within that framework are sub-headings with each further comprising their own topics. When I’m satisfied with the outline which is basically the entire skeleton then I’ll begin to write but the writing is the easy part, the hardest part is organizing the structure so the book will be comprehensive and meaningful.

If you send your questions asap I’ll appreciate it. I plan to post the outline to solicit further feedback and to be a teaser for what’s in store.

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You’ve twisted my arm and I’m hearing your cries, Trini’s want to get the real scoop on local e-commerce. The truth is that I never expected my first article on starting an e-commerce website in Trinidad & Tobago to reach to a Part 4 and I want to head off any chance of the series running away and developing into something I never intended. So I’ve decided to stop it there and do it right by assimilating the entire series into a comprehensive book, yes book— and totally re-writing it from the ground up just for you!

I believe there’s real potential for local e-commerce in the years to come and there isn’t a single website in this country that is doing it right. I don’t care who you think the top dog is right now I stand by my statement NOBODY is doing it right. This means that there is ample room for someone like you to step up to the crease.

I write this now to invite your feedback on this very topic and open the floor for any burning questions you may have so that I won’t leave anything out. Please feel free to contact me via my contact form.