HONESTe Online Members Are Saying...

"I'm a brand new member of HONESTe Online and very excited about being one of the first to display a webseal that actually

teaches consumers smart and safe shopping habits online.

I also love reading the down-to-earth 'Meat 'n' Potatoes Newsletter.' There's nothing like it online. It's filled with many useful tips written in a light-hearted style.

Very well done."

- Karen P. O'Connor
Watsonville, CA

"...what a fantastic service.

This is something that every

reputable business owner really needs. I know that it can't help BUT improve our conversions!

The thought and time that must have gone into developing this concept is testimony to the final product - sheer brilliance."

- Aaron Leighton,
Wellington, New Zealand

"...where do I start with your member's area?

The resources you

put up are simply fantastic. Truth to be told, you could have easily repackaged it and charged it as a seperate item.

Oh and I simply LOVE your affiliate program!"

- Dylan Loh
Singapore

Online "Silent Sales Killer"

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This sales killer has been around since the the early days of the Internet... and every year the slaughter gets worse.
The giant corporate e-tail websites are immune to it... but it's a different story for small and medium-sized eBusinesses.
Every small and medium-sized eBusiness is effected by this sales killer... no matter what market you sell to... whether you sell your own product or someone elses... whether your site is new, moderately successful, or a raging money-making machine.
The online sales killer is "Web Shopper Fear", and it's been fueled by all the e-criminals, hackers, and online con artists.
The fear is spreading faster as people use twitter, facebook, and forums to reveal personal online horror stories for all to see.
Millions of people are consumed by fear when shopping online... because they feel powerless.
Your site doesn't have the "instant trust factor" Amazon.com, Walmart.com, and Bestbuy.com enjoy... you've got to do something extra to gain consumer trust.