7. Offer your visitors incentives for revisiting your web site. You could give them new content, ebooks, software, ezine, etc.

8. Publish a FAQs for your business, product and web site. They could have questions about multiple parts of your business.

9. Make sure all links on navigational bar are clickable. If people can't get to where they want to go, they will leave.

10. Organize you web site in logical and profitable sequence. You don't want to give a freebie before they learn about product(s) you're selling.

6) Submit Your Site

If it's appropriate for your web site, allow your visitors to submit their web sites to your directory. It will not only keep your visitors longer, but will make them come back to check out theirs and their competitors listings. Make sure that sites submitted are relevant to overall theme of your web site, so not to make it's not just another "dump" of links.

7) Audio Greeting

A great way to entertain your visitors is an audio greeting. It can be a welcome message, or a site tour. Simply download free Real Producer from http://www.realnetworks.com and record your voice. Remind your visitors that they have to have Real Player (http://www.real.com) to listen to your audio message.

8) Flash Movie

Animated movies are a terrific way of pulling your visitors into your web site. And now with CoffeeCup's Firestarter, you can make your own Flash animation in minutes! Just go to http://www.coffeecup.com and download their free version. Open program, enter some text, add a few animation effects and create a web page - all won't take you more than 20 minutes.

9) Take a quiz

A quiz is a fun and informative way of keeping your visitors on your site. Creating a quiz is easy - just come up with 10-20 questions related to theme of your web site. Then go to free web tools such as http://www.alxnet.com/services/quiz and sign up for their quiz services. When they give you HTML code, insert it into your web page. That's it! You can find more web sites that offer free quiz tool by searching Google.com for "quiz for a web site".

10) Staff Introduction

I always like reading about people behind a web site. Some stories are so funny and ridiculous, that it's impossible to stop reading. Have a photograph and a fun story about everyone who is a part of your web business. And if you are a one-person business, tell a funny and creative story about yourself. Pretend you are on a stage and every sentence you say has to make your audience laugh. Well, at least that always works for me :-)