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e-business model
representation of the way a business operates....the “primary” form of commerce the business takes
Brokerage e-business model
model that covers online marketplaces in which buyers and sellers are brought together in an organized environment to facilitate the exchange of goods.
Advertising e-business model
model based on earning revenues in exchange for the display of advertisements on a firm’s web site.
Subscription, Pay-per-View and membership e-business models
access to a site is controlled by a subscription fee,charge to view single items,membership fees.
Brokerage e-business model
Ebay.com
Advertising e-business model
MSN.com
Subscription, Pay-per-View and membership e-business models
Businessweek.com
Distribution Channel member e-business model
ncludes activities of retailers, wholesalers, and manufacturers carrying on business through the Internet.
Affiliation e-business model
payments to web site operators for customers who find their way to a company’s site and either buy merchandise
Community e-business model
built around the idea that a group of online users can be regularly brought together at a commonly used web site for commercial purposes
Community e-business model.
(www.ivillage.com)
Distribution Channel member e-business model
 (www.walmart.com).
Affiliation e-business model.
(www.ebstrategy.com).
Infomediary e-business model.
An e-business model based on the collection and sale of online information.
Portal e-business model
earns revenues by drawing users to its site and serving as a gateway or portal to information located elsewhere on the Internet.
Portal e-business model
nexttag.com
Horizontal Portals
www.ask.com
Horizontal Portals
have a wide general reach into different informational topics.
Vertical Portals
(www.webmd.com
Vertical Portals
narrow focus into a particular informational topic.