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PUNE, INDIA: A new website offering the web's cheapest Internet marketing and eCommerce resources has been launched at EComApps.com, widening accessibility to the power of Internet marketing.
EComApps.com, a brand new portal for online marketers, offers over 50 tools for a fraction of the price of leading competitors, making learning about Internet marketing more widely accessible to small businesses.
The portal is starting a price war with competitors, offering over 50 individual eCommerce and Internet marketing products for an introductory price of $10, unlike other sites who regularly sell single products for over $50. The collection of over 50 e-books cover a wide range of online marketing topics, revealing the most important secrets in areas such as website management, affiliate marketing and Web design. The electronic guides also cover important factors including the proper use of Google AdSense and AdWords, as well as explaining the finer points of blogging and RSS feeds.
The website is also offering a free 'Ultimate Dirty Internet Marketing Tricks' e-book when a visitor signs up to the EComApps.com newsletter, giving subscribers free information on the underhand but legal tricks that internet marketers use every day to make money.
A free brochure is available from the site to Internet marketers who want a more detailed description of what is available in the package being sold, including what is contained in the e-books themselves, and how that information can be used by marketers to enhance their businesses.
Rohit Dangare, owner of the site, said: "Our aim is to provide small businesses and individuals interested in learning about all aspects of internet marketing a centralised place where they can obtain information at an extremely competitive price."
"We are offering this collection of e-books, web templates and video tutorials for a price that other marketing gurus would never dream of offering, and feel that during these hard times it is right to start bringing prices down to help those looking for information on a tight budget."
