If you are a woman, and involved in ecommerce, you might consider submitting your name for the Who’s Who Directory of Women in eCommerce. This is an interesting resource that may help you connect with other women who have their own online business, or offer services through a Web site. Here is the information on who qualifies, from the Women’s eCommerce Association, International:

The Who’s Who Directory will include women who have an online presence either in the form of a website or blog and who either promote a product or service via one of those vehicles (or you make money through affiliate sales).  Your site does not have to have a shopping cart to qualify, just be one of the ways your customers and clients can find you. The information will be published online and promoted via our websites, media releases, WE Magazine for Women and our global network of women’s organizations.

A basic listing is free, although there are some extended listings for $25. I’d stick with the basic listing to start. These Who’s Who directories are nice, but they are rarely worth the money when you start paying for listings. You can get the same results (and often better) by engaging in traffic building activities like commenting on blogs and forums.

Go to www.whoswhoinecommerce.com for more information.