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Casual Articles - Ten Simple Tips To Create A Money Magnet Web Site!
Let’s face it! Most of us know there are important information and records we should have readily available at our fingertips, If you had five minutes to evacuate your home, what would you take with you? What are your wishes in case of a life- threatening medical emergency? Where is the safe deposit box key? Who should your spouse contact in your company in case of a disaster? Even if you know where to find the information, could someone else if you were n
10. If you have a FLASH intro or other cutesy gimmicks, remove them. Why risk losing visitors who might be offended? These gimmicks are way different than the popup question mentioned before. The popup is a feedback mechanism. Gimmicks are more than annoying -- they’re unprofessional.
BONUS Tip:
Consider revising site design based on your findings from the previous ten tips.
Most people start with a small site and then add pages gradually. Sometimes the site size gets out of hand, or the site loads slowly, or it navigates like a boat taking on water.
Find the problems and change the design!
Happy web site creation and revision. Ma
If you are running an offline business, that is, a brick & mortar business, it is time to take it online. Does that scare you off? With all the talks on advance technology, broadband, ipod, wireless etc.., if you have not come into contact with these features and capability, it might be too much for you. Well, the good news is, it is not that difficult in actual fact. These technologies are here to help you rather than to scare you off.Then, how abou
After all, your reports say you’re driving the right audience to your site. AND your sales pitch appeals to these visitors. AND you sell high-quality product(s)/service(s).
But few visitors are buying. Why?
Consider How Your Site Appears To Visitors
Consider the possibility that your web site is turning visitors away. Forever!
Internet visitor turnoff happens every minute of every day. How do you minimize it?
Well, suppose you’re a customer in a “real” store. You want to buy a light bulb. But the store is so big that three employees can’t give you directions to the right aisle. Maybe you can’t even find someone to give you directions! Is this how your site navigation appears to visitors?
Another example: Based on the length of the checkout lines in the supermarket, you know it’s going to take at least 15 minutes to give away your money. Will you walk out? Your web site visitors can just click out of your site!
Hey, My Site Is Perfect!
You say these “real” store situations don’t apply to your site? Do you think you’re objective?
With a wee bit of effort, you can create a money magnet web site! Check out this list of tips for keeping visitors at your site so they WILL buy or contact you.
Ten Tips Plus One Bonus Tip
1. Use a popup to ask if your prospect’s visit satisfied their reason for clicking to your site.
A few visitors find this annoying. Others will be happy to comment. Trial a popup, and remove it if it is unpopular. Success depends on how quickly visitors can answer your questions.
2. Survey past visitors.
3. Ask ten people in your target audience to test drive your site.
4. Click on the home page. Where does your eye go first? Is this location the FIRST item you want visitors to see?
5. Test the site using several different browsers. Your software might give you this option. Sometimes there’s a flaw you won’t see in your own browser.
6. Encourage your visitors to contact you and make it simple for them to do so.
Turnoffs are addresses like webmaster@site.com, email@site.com, and customerservice@site.com. The address should contain a person’s name.
7. Your site’s purpose needs to be clear and easily understood by the visitor.
If you want a customer to contact you for more information, say so. If you want a customer to buy, say so. Keep visitors guessing and they’ll exit quickly. And PERMANENTLY.
8. Check out the structure, copy, and look of your competition’s sites. Take advantage of other people’s web knowledge.
9. If your site has links, check them often. There’s nothing worse than a visitor clicking on a link and getting an error message. This includes internal as well as external links. Again, the software used to build the site checks for certain links. Use it regularly!
10. If you have a FLASH intro or other cutesy gimmicks, remove them. Why risk losing visitors who might be offended? These gimmicks are way different than the popup question mentioned before. The popup is a feedback mechanism. Gimmicks are more than annoying -- they’re unprofessional.
BONUS Tip:
Consider revising site design based on your findings from the previous ten tips.
Most people start with a small site and then add pages gradually. Sometimes the site size gets out of hand, or the site loads slowly, or it navigates like a boat taking on water.
Find the problems and change the design!
Happy web site creation and revision. Mak
There are dozens of meetings that take place every day in organizations. There are informal spur-of-the-moment meetings. There are weekly staff update meetings. There are monthly executive meetings. And there are board meetings, training meetings, strategic planning retreats, meetings with clients, staff and suppliers.Most meetings generally take too long, cover too little, end without specific plans, objectives or outcomes and waste time, money and r
Another example: Based on the length of the checkout lines in the supermarket, you know it’s going to take at least 15 minutes to give away your money. Will you walk out? Your web site visitors can just click out of your site!
Hey, My Site Is Perfect!
You say these “real” store situations don’t apply to your site? Do you think you’re objective?
With a wee bit of effort, you can create a money magnet web site! Check out this list of tips for keeping visitors at your site so they WILL buy or contact you.
Ten Tips Plus One Bonus Tip
1. Use a popup to ask if your prospect’s visit satisfied their reason for clicking to your site.
A few visitors find this annoying. Others will be happy to comment. Trial a popup, and remove it if it is unpopular. Success depends on how quickly visitors can answer your questions.
2. Survey past visitors.
3. Ask ten people in your target audience to test drive your site.
4. Click on the home page. Where does your eye go first? Is this location the FIRST item you want visitors to see?
5. Test the site using several different browsers. Your software might give you this option. Sometimes there’s a flaw you won’t see in your own browser.
6. Encourage your visitors to contact you and make it simple for them to do so.
Turnoffs are addresses like webmaster@site.com, email@site.com, and customerservice@site.com. The address should contain a person’s name.
7. Your site’s purpose needs to be clear and easily understood by the visitor.
If you want a customer to contact you for more information, say so. If you want a customer to buy, say so. Keep visitors guessing and they’ll exit quickly. And PERMANENTLY.
8. Check out the structure, copy, and look of your competition’s sites. Take advantage of other people’s web knowledge.
9. If your site has links, check them often. There’s nothing worse than a visitor clicking on a link and getting an error message. This includes internal as well as external links. Again, the software used to build the site checks for certain links. Use it regularly!
10. If you have a FLASH intro or other cutesy gimmicks, remove them. Why risk losing visitors who might be offended? These gimmicks are way different than the popup question mentioned before. The popup is a feedback mechanism. Gimmicks are more than annoying -- they’re unprofessional.
BONUS Tip:
Consider revising site design based on your findings from the previous ten tips.
Most people start with a small site and then add pages gradually. Sometimes the site size gets out of hand, or the site loads slowly, or it navigates like a boat taking on water.
Find the problems and change the design!
Happy web site creation and revision. Ma
There are so many ways of making money from a home based business. There are a lot of products than can be made at home to sell and there are a many that can be sourced from various suppliers as well. It is not necessary to make everything your self that you want to sell. You might want to render some sort of service that can be done from your home.Think about how many things can be done from your home based business. If you have floristry qualific
A few visitors find this annoying. Others will be happy to comment. Trial a popup, and remove it if it is unpopular. Success depends on how quickly visitors can answer your questions.
2. Survey past visitors.
3. Ask ten people in your target audience to test drive your site.
4. Click on the home page. Where does your eye go first? Is this location the FIRST item you want visitors to see?
5. Test the site using several different browsers. Your software might give you this option. Sometimes there’s a flaw you won’t see in your own browser.
6. Encourage your visitors to contact you and make it simple for them to do so.
Turnoffs are addresses like webmaster@site.com, email@site.com, and customerservice@site.com. The address should contain a person’s name.
7. Your site’s purpose needs to be clear and easily understood by the visitor.
If you want a customer to contact you for more information, say so. If you want a customer to buy, say so. Keep visitors guessing and they’ll exit quickly. And PERMANENTLY.
8. Check out the structure, copy, and look of your competition’s sites. Take advantage of other people’s web knowledge.
9. If your site has links, check them often. There’s nothing worse than a visitor clicking on a link and getting an error message. This includes internal as well as external links. Again, the software used to build the site checks for certain links. Use it regularly!
10. If you have a FLASH intro or other cutesy gimmicks, remove them. Why risk losing visitors who might be offended? These gimmicks are way different than the popup question mentioned before. The popup is a feedback mechanism. Gimmicks are more than annoying -- they’re unprofessional.
BONUS Tip:
Consider revising site design based on your findings from the previous ten tips.
Most people start with a small site and then add pages gradually. Sometimes the site size gets out of hand, or the site loads slowly, or it navigates like a boat taking on water.
Find the problems and change the design!
Happy web site creation and revision. Ma
How many times have you met with a customer and started telling them about the wonderful things about your products, services and your business programme only to get one objection after another?By the time you finished, they said NO and you left the sales call feeling low and down.There is a place for offering features and benefits in a presentation but it is NOT in the beginning.That will cause objections.Before you can offer solutions (
7. Your site’s purpose needs to be clear and easily understood by the visitor.
If you want a customer to contact you for more information, say so. If you want a customer to buy, say so. Keep visitors guessing and they’ll exit quickly. And PERMANENTLY.
8. Check out the structure, copy, and look of your competition’s sites. Take advantage of other people’s web knowledge.
9. If your site has links, check them often. There’s nothing worse than a visitor clicking on a link and getting an error message. This includes internal as well as external links. Again, the software used to build the site checks for certain links. Use it regularly!
10. If you have a FLASH intro or other cutesy gimmicks, remove them. Why risk losing visitors who might be offended? These gimmicks are way different than the popup question mentioned before. The popup is a feedback mechanism. Gimmicks are more than annoying -- they’re unprofessional.
BONUS Tip:
Consider revising site design based on your findings from the previous ten tips.
Most people start with a small site and then add pages gradually. Sometimes the site size gets out of hand, or the site loads slowly, or it navigates like a boat taking on water.
Find the problems and change the design!
Happy web site creation and revision. Ma
As loan officers it is very important to set career goals and objectives for yourself.Although a very nice living can be made as a loan officer, you still want to put some goals and objectives out there to shoot for in order to prevent burn out.First and foremost you need to eat, so weekly goals are just as important as long term goals.When I worked as a loan officer, I did a lot of cold calling. From Monday to Friday I cold called from 5
10. If you have a FLASH intro or other cutesy gimmicks, remove them. Why risk losing visitors who might be offended? These gimmicks are way different than the popup question mentioned before. The popup is a feedback mechanism. Gimmicks are more than annoying -- they’re unprofessional.
BONUS Tip:
Consider revising site design based on your findings from the previous ten tips.
Most people start with a small site and then add pages gradually. Sometimes the site size gets out of hand, or the site loads slowly, or it navigates like a boat taking on water.
Find the problems and change the design!
Happy web site creation and revision. Make your site a money magnet!
Copyright 2005 Valerie Mills
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