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I Advice - Creating a 'Sticky' Web Site
When you have ADD, delegation is something you need to work into. You have to decide first, how you can get what you need done in the most economical way. So, you either delegate to family members or you pay someone to do things for you. Whatever you decide, remember that your
8. Brand your web site with your corporate identity. Make sure your logo is on the site and visible to the viewer. Displaying the web site's address on the page along with your organization's contact information will help them find their way back to you.
9. Provide value-add information to your viewers. This could include recommended book
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10 Ways to Make Your Web Site “Sticky”
1. Keep content fresh! Feed daily news or update the site frequently with new information.
2. Use appropriate interactive tools for feedback and user participation such as chat rooms, discussion boards, polls and surveys, or feedback forms.
3. Teach your viewers. Adding tutorials and quick how-to articles to your site is a great way to bring viewers back. Proving you’re an expert in your field will also help turn viewers into customers.
4. Offer an electronic newsletter. Allow viewers to subscribe to your “e-newsletter” and include advertisements or descriptions of your new products and services in the newsletter.
5. Keep your web site pages light in content. In other words, don't fill the screen with a lot of text and expect your viewers to stick around!
6. Make the navigation intuitive. Use familiar navigation tools such as hyperlinks, buttons, or pull-down menus. Ask others to navigate your site and give you feedback. Better still, make it possible for viewers to provide feedback when they're not able to find what they're looking for.
7. Give something away for free and hold a contest that allows viewers to enter daily! What better prize to give away than your products or services?
8. Brand your web site with your corporate identity. Make sure your logo is on the site and visible to the viewer. Displaying the web site's address on the page along with your organization's contact information will help them find their way back to you.
9. Provide value-add information to your viewers. This could include recommended books
Eureka! A major television network wants to interview you about your home business. This may be the turning point of your career.The question is – what do you do now?After you down a drink, ring up friends, and jump up and down, it’s time for some quick preparatio
3. Teach your viewers. Adding tutorials and quick how-to articles to your site is a great way to bring viewers back. Proving you’re an expert in your field will also help turn viewers into customers.
4. Offer an electronic newsletter. Allow viewers to subscribe to your “e-newsletter” and include advertisements or descriptions of your new products and services in the newsletter.
5. Keep your web site pages light in content. In other words, don't fill the screen with a lot of text and expect your viewers to stick around!
6. Make the navigation intuitive. Use familiar navigation tools such as hyperlinks, buttons, or pull-down menus. Ask others to navigate your site and give you feedback. Better still, make it possible for viewers to provide feedback when they're not able to find what they're looking for.
7. Give something away for free and hold a contest that allows viewers to enter daily! What better prize to give away than your products or services?
8. Brand your web site with your corporate identity. Make sure your logo is on the site and visible to the viewer. Displaying the web site's address on the page along with your organization's contact information will help them find their way back to you.
9. Provide value-add information to your viewers. This could include recommended book
Making the financial transition from paid employment to earning a living on your own is probably the single biggest challenge facing many would be entrepreneurs. For most, the mere thought of financial insecurity holds them back from even trying. But if you have the vision, per
5. Keep your web site pages light in content. In other words, don't fill the screen with a lot of text and expect your viewers to stick around!
6. Make the navigation intuitive. Use familiar navigation tools such as hyperlinks, buttons, or pull-down menus. Ask others to navigate your site and give you feedback. Better still, make it possible for viewers to provide feedback when they're not able to find what they're looking for.
7. Give something away for free and hold a contest that allows viewers to enter daily! What better prize to give away than your products or services?
8. Brand your web site with your corporate identity. Make sure your logo is on the site and visible to the viewer. Displaying the web site's address on the page along with your organization's contact information will help them find their way back to you.
9. Provide value-add information to your viewers. This could include recommended book
“What do you mean I can’t download … fill-in-the-blank?” As IT managers we are constantly berated by users because they want to do something on their company computer that we know they shouldn’t. But getting users to conform to reasonable standards is a real challenge for most
7. Give something away for free and hold a contest that allows viewers to enter daily! What better prize to give away than your products or services?
8. Brand your web site with your corporate identity. Make sure your logo is on the site and visible to the viewer. Displaying the web site's address on the page along with your organization's contact information will help them find their way back to you.
9. Provide value-add information to your viewers. This could include recommended book
Many people will assure you that there are specific, scientific ways to value a business and most people believe that this dark art is only known to the select few who are paid vast sums of money for their services.If you speak to accountants, business brokers, investors
8. Brand your web site with your corporate identity. Make sure your logo is on the site and visible to the viewer. Displaying the web site's address on the page along with your organization's contact information will help them find their way back to you.
9. Provide value-add information to your viewers. This could include recommended books, tips, top tens, product manuals, tools for download, or other useful information.
10. Make your site visually appealing and easy to read. Dark text on a light background is more apt to keep your viewers reading. Keep the graphics to a minimum, though! Excessive use of graphics will force your pages to load slower and potentially turn your viewers away.
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