Most people have the misconception that building a website and sticking it on a server somewhere is a sure fire way to generate leads and sales online and have you swimming in the money. This could not be further from the truth. Competition on the web is fierce and the growing online consumer base is growing more savvy and more fickle about the types of websites they frequent. You have to have consider your website your show floor so to speak and You have to do a few things to make it effective. First you have to get them in the ‘door’. Second you have to grab their attention. And finally, you have to make it easy to buy your goods and services.
Joel from förstoppning says:
How did you make that link go to squdioo? Like, what plugin did you use to enable that feature in WordPress?
Feb 9, 2011, 11:01 amRob
Twitter: 20milesnorth
says:
just a standard link, nothing special
Feb 9, 2011, 11:07 amSire
Twitter: Peter Pelliccia
says:
These are the same people who normally give up. Either that or they knuckle down and work out what they need to do to drive traffic to their sites.
These are also the people that are sucked into all the scams out there that promise you you can make a fortune, all you need is some niche sites or blogs.
Feb 11, 2011, 7:06 amRob from Web Designer Spokane
Twitter: 20milesnorth
says:
A lot of times it ends up being a normal business owner who is just starting to get online and is looking to cut corners. In the case of bloggers, I would agree that these types of situations often lead to people attempting the shortcuts that rarely work and end up costing even more money than doing it right to begin with.
Feb 12, 2011, 4:06 pmKimi says:
Bloggers who don’t have patience and want to have everything fast, won’t have their websites work.
Work hard, as everything won’t happen over night will give long live result.
Feb 13, 2011, 4:29 amAyden from People Behind Websites says:
That’s 3 of the golden rules to actually making a successful site
Mar 4, 2011, 6:42 pm