Joel Elad Books

The tools you need to follow your dream of starting and running an online business! With the right knowledge and resources, you can take action to start the online business you’ve been dreaming of. This comprehensive guide provides tips and tricks for turning your dream into a reality. The sixth edition of Starting an Online Business: All-in-One For Dummieswill teach you the basics and beyond. It will prepare you to set up your business website, offer your products in an online store, and keep accurate books. The authors help you navigate the primary legal, accounting, and security challenges related to running an online business. Fund your business for success and future growth Use SEO strategically to drive traffic to a well-designed site Market your business effectively as an entrepreneur Stand out, build customer relationships, and sell on social media Keep up with ecommerce trends to stay a step ahead With some guidance, you can find your market niche, create a business plan, and decide on a revenue model. Then, it’s time to set up shop! Starting an Online Business can help bring your dream of an online business to life and guide you on the road to success.

Are you excited about opening your Web store, but a little intimidated too? Relax! Web Stores Do-It-Yourself For Dummies is here to guide you step by step through the whole process. You’ll find the easiest and best ways to choose a provider, sign up with payment processors, and open for business in no time. This make-it-happen guide for online entrepreneurs walks you through the process of opening an account, designing your store for easy shopping, creating a catalog that shoppers can’t resist, processing orders and payments efficiently, and much more. You’ll find the best ways to choose merchandise, establish store information, create a skype phone number, develop store policies, and reach the customers you want. Discover how Complete with lists of the top ten things every Web store needs, tips for designing your store, and traps to avoid while building and running your store, Web Stores Do-It-Yourself For Dummies makes opening your Web store fast, fun, and simple!

Presents information on effectively using the online business network, describing how to create profiles, request and write recommendations, find a job, market a business, increase sales, and find employees.

The remarkable story of John Marshall, who served as chief justice, statesman, and diplomat, highlights his pivotal role in the founding of the United States. No figure from America's Founding Generation influenced the Constitution and the Supreme Court more than Marshall, who worked tirelessly to maintain the fragile unity of the emerging nation. From 1776 onward, he was central to every major political conflict. As the longest-serving Chief Justice in history, he established the independence of the judiciary and affirmed the supremacy of the federal Constitution and courts. As Virginia's leading Federalist, he was a significant rival to his cousin Thomas Jefferson. His diplomatic efforts included defending American sovereignty against France and Britain, advising President John Adams, and overseeing the construction of Washington, D.C. This true story chronicles the journey of a rough-cut frontiersman born in Virginia in 1755 with minimal formal education, who became one of the nation’s foremost lawyers and politicians. He reinvented the Constitution to strengthen the nation. This engrossing account reveals how Marshall, with cunning, imagination, and grace, shaped America's future while holding together the Supreme Court, the Constitution, and the country itself.

"In Indivisible, historian and law professor Joel Richard Paul tells how Daniel Webster, a young New Hampshire attorney turned politician, rose to national prominence through his powerful oratory and popularized the ideals of American nationalism that helped forge our nation's identity. In his speeches, Webster argued that the Constitution was not a compact made by states but an expression of the will of all Americans. As these ideas took root, they influenced future leaders, among them Abraham Lincoln, who drew on them to hold the nation together during the Civil War"-- Provided by publisher