Any business wanting to engage in e-commerce needs an SSL Certificate. And if you’re a small company without a big brand name, you’ve got to work that much harder to convince prospects you’re trustworthy.
The Challenge for Online Businesses
With online fraud on the rise, you need to protect your customers’ sensitive information, such as credit card numbers. An SSL Certificate does this by making online transactions unreadable to hackers that might intercept it.
And since over half of Internet users today avoid buying online because they’re afraid their financial information might be stolen, you need to do more than just implement an SSL Certificate. You need to instill trust.
Building Customer Trust
You need to show your prospects that:
- Your company is legitimate.
- Your transactions are safe and protected by high-quality security.
- Your business cares about the security of its customers and has taken extra steps to ensure it.
So if you’re hoping to turn wary shoppers into buyers, the visible security and trust that come with a VeriSign SSL Certificate can help you build your business. The VeriSign Secured Seal is the #1 sign of trust of the Internet. More than any other trust mark, 91% of U.S. online shoppers are familiar with it.
More Trust = More Transactions
You can maximize customer trust even further with a VeriSign Extended Validation SSL Certificate. These EV Certificates give Web site visitors an even bigger visual cue that a site is secure by turning the address bar green in high security browsers and letting customers know that your business is legitimate.

See how many VeriSign EV customers experienced significant increases in completed Web site transactions with a big impact on the bottom line.
Helping Small Businesses Succeed Online
With a wide-range of SSL Certificates, VeriSign has a Certificate to meet your needs. Explore our SSL certificates or talk with one of our representatives to find the Certificate that’s right for your business. Discover why Verisign is the right choice and secures more Web sites than any other Certificate Authority.

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