Make Your Website Something Worth Coming Back To
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Make Your Website Irresistible
Word Count: 532
Summary
While pondering how to wrap up this article, I stepped out onto the patio. An ambitious squirrel had torn into a five-pound bag of bird feed, leaving a mess. Initially, I was frustrated. However, soon a sparrow landed at my feet, pondering whether the treat was worth the effort. It took a minute for her to decide I wasn’t a threat. She then hopped in to sample her find.
Keywords
Make Your Website, Irresistible Website, First-Time Visitors, Reason to Return, Keepers, Squirrel, Sparrow, Cyberspace
Article Body
I’m no Internet guru, but when I visit your website, I hope to find what I’m looking for quickly?"and a reason to return.
This may contradict what seasoned Internet marketers preach, but I want to encourage those with small personal or business websites who feel they’re not reaching a wide audience.
This is purely my opinion. Until I hear otherwise, I’ll stand by it. I appreciate websites that compel me to bookmark them. Like many surfers, I’m always searching for that perfect wave. Even if I don’t find it, I still want to catch a memorable one.
Perhaps you’re intrigued by the idea of making money from your home computer. If so, you’ve probably faced disappointment multiple times, telling yourself, “I’ll never try this again.” But you do?"until you find a few gems. I’m grateful I didn’t clutter my site with failures or tarnish my reputation by peddling empty promises. If we let someone down online, we might not get the chance to make it right.
As I pondered the closing of this article, I ventured outside to find a determined squirrel had attacked a bag of bird feed. Initially upset, I soon noticed a sparrow land at my feet, weighing the risks before sampling the feed. This reminded me of how first-time visitors might approach a website?"cautious but curious.
The sparrow didn’t consume everything before taking off, but I know she’ll be back. I even suspect she’ll bring others.
Isn’t that what we all want for our websites? To make them places worth returning to?
Russ Miles is a creationist who maintains an ever-evolving website, [MilesBooks.com](http://MilesBooks.com). He knows not every visitor finds what they seek but aims to offer a varied menu to satisfy diverse tastes. The author of two poetry books, Beacon and Imperfections, Russ recently published a thriller, For Sale By Owners: FSBO, available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and more. Comments: [MilesRuss@gmail.com](mailto:MilesRuss@gmail.com).
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