This is of course a little unfair. Too many companies have been stung by website designers in the past, with websites that are not designed to sell their company. When it comes to selling on-line it comes down to a no-nonsense approach. Your website should be designed to deliver information to a visitor so that they can make an informed decision about purchasing from you. So this requires your website to be well laid out, to the point, answer the most common questions and have a clean layout. Once your website is achieving these points you will start selling.

When planning your page copy, keep in mind the following points:

• Be concise, call a spade a spade, not a fabulous ground displacement tool.

• Avoid superlatives such as, “we are number 1!” common reaction is “no your not!”

• Don’t write to fill in space. Large pages can put off visitors from reading anything.

• Put the important stuff at the top!

• Have other people that are unfamiliar with your product, service or company read your copy. Make sure they don’t have any questions. If they do, answer them in the copy.

• Give your website designer full editorial control. You may not like this one. Most website designers have experience of what should be where on a website. S
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  This is of course a little unfair. Too many companies have been stung by website designers in the past, with websites that are not designed to sell their company. When it comes to selling on-line it comes down to a no-nonsense approach. Your website should be designed to deliver information to a visitor so that they can make an informed decision about purchasing from you. So this requires your website to be well laid out, to the point, answer the most common questions and have a clean layout. Once your website is achieving these points you will start selling.

  When planning your page copy, keep in mind the following points:

  • Be concise, call a spade a spade, not a fabulous ground displacement tool.

  • Avoid superlatives such as, “we are number 1!” common reaction is “no your not!”

  • Don’t write to fill in space. Large pages can put off visitors from reading anything.

  • Put the important stuff at the top!

  • Have other people that are unfamiliar with your product, service or company read your copy. Make sure they don’t have any questions. If they do, answer them in the copy.

  • Give your website designer full editorial control. You may not like this one. Most website designers have experience of what should be where on a website.
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    a no-nonsense approach. Your website should be designed to deliver information to a visitor so that they can make an informed decision about purchasing from you. So this requires your website to be well laid out, to the point, answer the most common questions and have a clean layout. Once your website is achieving these points you will start selling.

    When planning your page copy, keep in mind the following points:

    • Be concise, call a spade a spade, not a fabulous ground displacement tool.

    • Avoid superlatives such as, “we are number 1!” common reaction is “no your not!”

    • Don’t write to fill in space. Large pages can put off visitors from reading anything.

    • Put the important stuff at the top!

    • Have other people that are unfamiliar with your product, service or company read your copy. Make sure they don’t have any questions. If they do, answer them in the copy.

    • Give your website designer full editorial control. You may not like this one. Most website designers have experience of what should be where on a website.
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      • Be concise, call a spade a spade, not a fabulous ground displacement tool.

      • Avoid superlatives such as, “we are number 1!” common reaction is “no your not!”

      • Don’t write to fill in space. Large pages can put off visitors from reading anything.

      • Put the important stuff at the top!

      • Have other people that are unfamiliar with your product, service or company read your copy. Make sure they don’t have any questions. If they do, answer them in the copy.

      • Give your website designer full editorial control. You may not like this one. Most website designers have experience of what should be where on a website.
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      • Have other people that are unfamiliar with your product, service or company read your copy. Make sure they don’t have any questions. If they do, answer them in the copy.

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