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E-Commerce Assignment Allocation BBA BE SP 13


1,11
Internet Marketing Strategies
2,4
Online Services
3,5
Online Blogging
6,26
Case Study on Social Networking websites
7,8
Online Article Writing
9,27
E-Business Strategies of INDIA MART
10,52
Case Study on Google Adword
12,13
Comparitive analysis of Amazon,ebay
14,25
Google Page rank
48
Cloud computing
15,18
Laws for E-commerce(legal issues with cases)
45
EDI in India
17,19
Case Study on third part security providers e.g. Verisign
20,22
Road Blocks /challenges to E-commerce
21,44
E-Payments
24,43
Case Study on Click Fraud
28
Adword Advertising Campaign
32,55
Search Functionality of Facebook,Ebay,Amazon,Google
41
Credit card fraud
46,54
M-Commerce
49,57
Revenue Models of Search Engines
50,60
Security issues in E-commerce –Case Study
51,56
Online Services and their revenue model
53,58
Case Study on Google
61
Case Study on yahoo
43,17
Online Survey tools
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