EXPLODING INTERNET REVENUE
 
"As Seen On TV" operating an Internet Store is the perfect Home Business!
 

Marketing online is easy, fun, and generates huge profit percentages.

More money is being made everyday in this business.

The wealthiest man on the planet Bill Gates, reportedly earns over $32.4 million dollars every day selling high profit software.

Software is the #1 selling product sold on the Internet.

There is no other business like it.

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With our plan you receive proven products, proven marketing materials, and everything needed to have your own profitable software store with products tailored to the largest industry in the world---real estate!

US consumer e-commerce projected to reach $45 billion by 2005.
 
Software Publishers Estimated Revenue, Expenses, & Inventories
 1998 & 1999 Dollar volume estimates are in millions of dollars.

 

1999

1998

Percent change

Revenue

 

Total

$80,959

$72,098

12.3%

Sources of revenue

 

Personal computer software revenue, total

$12,940

 $11,818

9.5%

     Consumer applications

7,974

 7,247

 10.0

     Cross-industry applications

(S)

 (S)

 (S)

     Vertical market applications

2,308

 2,324

 –0.7

     Software development tools,
     languages, and utilities

1,254

 1,095

 14.5

Enterprise software revenue, total

$22,849

$20,580

11.0%

     Cross-industry applications

15,003

13,194

 13.7

     Vertical market applications

5,532

5,426

2.0

     Software development tools, 
     languages, and utilities

2,313

1,960

18.0

Systems and systems management software revenue

12,261

10,130

 21.0

Electronic commerce enabling technologies & software

 (S)

 (S)

 (S)

Mainframe computer software revenue, total

$8,676

 $8,065

7.6%

     Operating system software

4,854

 4,669

 4.0

     Database software

2,699

2,483

 8.7

     Networking software

1,122 

913 

22.9

Other services revenue, total

$16,076

$13,625

18.0%

     Implementation & customization

5,428

4,597

18.1

     Software upgrades & maintenance

8,575

7,224

18.7

     Software user training

1,313

1,201

 9.3

     Internet access fees.

 (S)

(S)

(S)

     Web hosting and design .

(S)

 (S)

 (S)

     Web site advertising...

35

15

138.5

Other revenues

 $6,883

$7,117

–3.3%

Expenses

Selected purchases, total.

$5,460

 $4,751

14.9%

     Purchased printing

 693

627

10.5

     Purchased software reproduction

2,413

2,136

13.0

     Purchased programming services

2,354

1,987

18.4

Inventories at end of year

 

 

 

     Total.

$863

$784

10.1%

     Finished goods,  work-in-process

 697

665

4.8

     Materials, supplies, fuel, etc

167

119

39.8
 
   
THE NEW GROWTH  
   
As the availability and use of computers continues to grow, buyers are relying more and more on the Internet as a means to more convenient shopping and purchase delivery  
 
On-line Information Services 1 Revenue 1998 and 1999
Dollar volume estimates are in millions of dollars.

Revenue


1999


1998

Percent Change

Total

$18,025

$10,882

65.6%

Sources of revenue

 

 

 

   Internet access fees 

$8,979

$5,499

63.3%

   Advertising 

1,355

725

87.0

   Web hosting & design 

520

261

99.4

   On-line sales

     commissions 

 (S)

 (S)

 (S)

   Other revenue  

7,038

4,322

62.8
1  Census Bureau classifications in this industry sector include: Internet access providers, Internet service providers, and similar establishments primarily engaged in providing direct access through telecommunications networks to computer-held information compiled or published by others. Specific company examples would be AOL, EarthLink, Netcom.
 
Database and Directory 2

Publishers Revenue 1998/1999 volume estimates in millions of dollars.
 

1999

1998

% change

Revenue

Total.

$15,433

$14,239

8.4%

Sources of revenue

  

   Single copy and subscription

   sales, total

1,409

1,274

10.6%

        Print

605

631

–4.1

        Electronic

804

643

25.0

   Advertising sales, total

10,679

9,889

8.0

        Print

10,590

9,850

7.5

        Electronic

89

39

127.6

   Contract printing

143

127

12.7

   Other revenue

3,202

2,950

8.6

Expenses

  

   Purchased printing

1,198

1,182

1.3

Inventories at end of year

      

   Total..

408

227

80.1

   Finished goods, work-in-process

383

206

86.1

   Materials, supplies, fuel, etc.

(S)

(S)

(S)

2  The Census Bureau classes all ‘publishing’, regardless of whether it is online or print, as one industry.  All of the online information services that the industry considers as separate are included here.  Some company examples would be Lexis/Nexis, Dow Jones, all Gale Group’s publications.

Source:  US Census Bureau, 1999 Services Annual Survey: Information Sector Services

S) Data do not meet publication standards because of high sampling variability or poor response quality. Some unpublished estimates can be derived from this table by subtracting published data from their respective totals. However, the figures obtained by such subtraction are subject to these same limitations. These unpublished data are for internal use only.

Note: Detail may not add to total due to rounding.
 
 
1. Please print, sign, date and mail the below forms to: ProForce Corporation 9912 Stevens Avenue South Minneapolis Minnesota 55420-4931, ATT.: Merchant Support Department.
2. Sign, date and mail the Resale Tax Exempt Certificate. (Form )
3. Sign, date and mail a completed financial statement or credit statement.
3. Call 1-800-651-5520 and supply credit card information.
4. Sign, date and mail the Resale Profile. (Form )
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