For the web programmers out there

[Nmm540]

This might all sound cliche but Ill carry on with it anyways. Im considering starting a B2B internet company. I have about 10 hours experience programming websites, therefore I know little amounts. The concept is to collect information from my website and then give it other utility websites. I therefore have to talk to each utility company individually and am curious when it comes to programming what do i talk to them about? Is it a form that i can connect to on their already existing website? Can i have them insert somekind of code into their website that will allow me to send a customers information to their website and then the utility company deals with the information as if the customer entered it into their website themselves?
Any kind of clue is appreciated.
Thanks

 

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[TheDillon__]

This might all sound cliche but Ill carry on with it anyways. Im considering starting a B2B internet company. I have about 10 hours experience programming websites, therefore I know little amounts. The concept is to collect information from my website and then give it other utility websites. I therefore have to talk to each utility company individually and am curious when it comes to programming what do i talk to them about? Is it a form that i can connect to on their already existing website? Can i have them insert somekind of code into their website that will allow me to send a customers information to their website and then the utility company deals with the information as if the customer entered it into their website themselves?
Any kind of clue is appreciated.
Thanks

From someone who's been cannon-balling into the world of webdev recently, you're better off outsourcing this whole thing. 10 hours of what I imagine to be HTML/CSS is not going to be enough if you're looking to start a B2B web-app.

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The concept is to collect information from my website and then give it other utility websites.

What does this mean. Are you collecting demographic data? Lead generation? What is a Utility Website? Why do they need your data?

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It sounds like you're doing lead gen to get people to fill out a form. Why not make your life astronomically easier and just start here:

* Spend about 15 hours reading through Perry Marshall's "The Ultimate Guide to Google Adwords" a time or two.

* Run an ad that targets your main demographic.

* Deliver that traffic to a webpage you designed with Wix or SquareSpace in like 20 minutes.

* Show that data to your potential "utility website" clients.

* Offer to do lead gen at a monthly rate of (AdSpend + your cost)

 

[Nmm540]

From someone who's been cannon-balling into the world of webdev recently, you're better off outsourcing this whole thing. 10 hours of what I imagine to be HTML/CSS is not going to be enough if you're looking to start a B2B web-app.

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What does this mean. Are you collecting demographic data? Lead generation? What is a Utility Website? Why do they need your data?

-

It sounds like you're doing lead gen to get people to fill out a form. Why not make your life astronomically easier and just start here:

* Spend about 15 hours reading through Perry Marshall's "The Ultimate Guide to Google Adwords" a time or two.

* Run an ad that targets your main demographic.

* Deliver that traffic to a webpage you designed with Wix or SquareSpace in like 20 minutes.

* Show that data to your potential "utility website" clients.

* Offer to do lead gen at a monthly rate of (AdSpend + your cost)