5 Surefire Ways To Ruin Any Website
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5 Surefire Ways to Sabotage Your Website
Summary
As a website owner, you can choose to make your site successful or crash it spectacularly. For those who prefer the latter, here are five guaranteed ways to ensure your website fails.
The Article
Owning a website comes with certain privileges. One such privilege is the ability to promote your URL in creative ways, like displaying it on your car, hoping to catch someone's eye. More importantly, you hold the power to make your website thrive or plummet. For those who frown upon online success, here are five surefire methods to ruin any website.
1. Clutter Your Website as Much as Possible
A cluttered website sends visitors running. If you want to drive people away, cram your homepage with as much junk as possible. Make crucial links hard to find, overload the page with images, forms, banners, and pop-ups. Hide any relevant information and emphasize endless programs for visitors to sign up for. That should ensure they never return.
2. Never Update Your Content
Consistency in content is key if you want to lose visitors. Ensure your site remains unchanged for months, signaling that you have nothing new to offer. When users realize your site is stagnant, they’ll ignore future listings, saving you from unwanted traffic.
3. Avoid All Advertising Efforts
Advertising can bring targeted traffic, which you definitely don’t want. Stick to the same tired, free promotional methods you’ve always used. This will keep traffic minimal and untargeted, ensuring visitors leave without spending a dime.
4. Sell Only Poor-Quality Products
Building a good reputation online leads to repeat customers and new ones, something you’ll want to avoid. Focus on selling only subpar products and lying about their quality. This will damage your credibility, ensuring no one returns to buy from your site.
5. Ignore Customer Inquiries
If someone reaches out with questions about your site or products, don’t respond. Engaging could appear courteous and businesslike, which would undermine your goals. Instead, delete all inquiries, driving potential customers directly to your competitors.
There you have it: five foolproof strategies to ruin any website. If you choose not to follow these tips and accidentally become an online success, don’t blame us. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I need to jot down the URL displayed on the Ford Explorer next to me...
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