Only Seconds
Below is a MRR and PLR article in category Internet Business -> subcategory Web Design.
Only Seconds
Capturing Attention in Moments
Overview
You have just seconds to capture the attention of your website visitor. How are you using that critical time?
Key Concepts
- Web Design
- Web Marketing
- Effective Web Presence
- Internet Marketing
- Internet Leads
Article Content
You've invested time and money in creating top-notch branding materials like logos, letterheads, and brochures. You take pride in conveying a message of quality to your customers. But have you given the same level of attention to your small business website design?
Your website should match?"or exceed?"the quality of your other marketing materials, as it has a broader reach. Yet, many opt for quick, cookie-cutter solutions or enlist the help of amateurs. This can be a costly mistake.
On the Web, you only have seconds to create interest. Are you making the most of them? Now is the ideal time to evaluate if your website needs enhancement. Follow this three-step approach to ensure it makes the right impression:
1. Identify Your Current Goals:
Before reviewing your website, clarify your business objectives. Are you looking to sell products, offer services, or provide information? Your goals may have evolved since you first launched your site. Defining them will help you focus your website effectively.
2. Highlight Your Strengths:
Determine your business’s key strengths through customer feedback, surveys, or informal discussions. This will help you understand your unique selling proposition or the advantages you offer.
3. Evaluate Your Homepage:
Visit your homepage. What stands out at first glance? Ensure that it immediately showcases your main strengths and aligns with your goals.
The Web is overflowing with examples of what not to do. Just yesterday, I came across a consulting site that didn’t reveal it was about accounting until after three clicks. Another site featured a huge, slow-loading image of the speaker, failing to communicate value. And a photographer’s site had a long, irrelevant Flash clip about their pet dog. Customers won’t stay to figure out your business. They'll move on to websites with clear, direct messages.
If you aim to succeed online, use those precious seconds wisely.
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