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Allow your visitors to post a message or reply to other messages. They will check back every few days for new messages or replies. To find these services, do a search on "free webmaster resources." Two specific ones: http://www.delphi.com and http://www.evryone.net. Check out this discussion group http://www.ablake.net/forum/
6. Remind your visitors to bookmark your site. Tell them you update material every day or week. If you omit this, you pass up a great opportunity to lure repeat, loyal visitors. You want more visitors, and you want them to spend a lot of time on your site. The more time they spend on your site,
more likely they will check out your products or services pages.
The biggest complaint from clients is that they get hits, but not enough sales. When you follow
above tips, you'll be much more likely to succeed at increased sales.
7. Serialize some of your content. If visitors get it all in one visit, what's to keep them coming back?Put one part of an article, special report, or excerpt from your book on your site each week or so. Let people know this through your eMagazine.
8. Post a monthly special only for your Web visitors. Call it "Discount of
month," or"Freebie of
month." Without incentives your audience will go elsewhere. Go to your files now, and see what you can use. This fabulous technique has worked well for
author.
9. Enjoy
journey. Each day, you can learn something that will make your Web site more real, more YOU. Let your passion show! Add some personal information such as
personal column. 'The Coach's Corner" is a new column in
ezine, "The Book Coach Says." It mentions personal writing and marketing set backs, boo boos, along with a tip or so. Put personal messages on your site too.
10. Allow everything you do on
Net to be easy and fun. If you don't love to create ad copy, or if you don't like
technical side, delegate it to someone who loves it. Do what you do best and hire
rest. It's far smarter to eliminate all struggle from your adventure, so you will shine at what you do.
The biggest complaint from clients is that they get hits, but not enough sales. When you follow
above tips, you'll be much more likely to succeed at increased sales.

Judy Cullins: author, publisher, book and web coach eBook: Ten Non-techie Ways to Market Your Book Online http://www.bookcoaching.com/products.shtml Send an email to Subscribe@bookcoaching.com The Book Coach Says... includes 2 free eReports Email: Judy@bookcoaching.com