ndustry (dot-com being the end part of a registered Internet business domain name), though the industry presently takes a spiraling down fall.
             How can companies are so prosperous three years ago, but presently companies struggle to stay on the Internet? First one must understand what companies in the industry are struggling and even failing. John C. Dverak writer of Forbes.com categorizes what types of businesses are struggling to stay in business:
             · Common Search Engines: The first to emerge from the rollout of the Web. These operations were host to other e-companies, so consumers could access companies through a search process. Income source was primarily advertising.
             · Content Sites: Hybrid companies using broadcasting and content to sell over the Internet.
             · Auctions: On-line auction houses offered to the public. Any thing and every thing have a bid price.
             · E-tailing: Actual modern versions of the catalog business without the catalog. E-tailing is comparatively amateurish.
             Reasons for distress presently in dot-com companies is the over saturation of similar business on the Internet There are websites selling the same products at the same level of service and essentially the same name. For consumers it is difficult to tell on-line companies apart! Much of this type of competition affects the E-
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