1. Use your favorite search engine to find basic CSPs that might meet Annette's needs. Analyze the features of each CSP's offering to gather information that might be useful to Annette, then summarize your findings in a report of about 400 words. Use the list of information above as a guide to organizing your report. Conclude by recommending one of the CSPs you identified. C2. Annette's Crafts Annette Jackson owns a small crafts store in central Missouri where she sells handmade craft items produced by local artisans. She wants to expand her store's reach outside the region by selling online. She has asked you to help her estimate how much it might cost in the first year to create and operate the online store. She plans to start the online store with a catalog of about 100 items, each of which will include several photographs of the item. She expects to have about 20 transactions per day on average during the first few months, but does expect the volume to grow about 50 percent in the second year of operation. After that, she hopes for a smaller annual increase of about 10-20 percent Annette wants you to investigate two CSP offerings and report back to her what you find. Since she is selling locally produced items, the store will not need a third-party fulfillment provider, but she will need payment-processing services and would like to use a CSP that provides them if possible. Annette would like to consider the following information for the two CSP offerings: Costs: initial setup fee, monthly fee, and transaction fees Amount of disk space the CSP would provide Promotion and marketing opportunities Customer communications capabilities, such as automated e-mail confirmation of orders Shopping cart or other order entry mechanism Storefront-building wizards for creating a new store Web analytics reports available from the CSP with information about site visitors, number of hits to the Web site, shopping cart abandonment statistics, and similar metrics. Payment-processing services offered by the CSP