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3. Write it down - If you spend a lot of time creatively thinking, it starts to become habit and pretty soon you'll be thinking about your site at strangest times. This is great, but problem is that you can often get distracted or just plain forget what you were thinking about. Keep an idea diary by writing down any idea that pops into your head, no matter how stupid it might seem. Later on, even if it turns out to not be such a great idea, it might spark your thoughts onto something better.

Don't become outdated and stagnant. Practice creative thinking often and record your thoughts. Those who do this will evolve and be leaders, while rest get swept behind times.

Best of luck to you,

JC Anderl www.Redlionbooks.com, JC@Redlionbooks.com

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--Answer All Imaginable Questions--

If you receive inquiries from every potential customer and reply to all of them, you will be writing e-mails all day long. Instead, you should answer all imaginable questions on your site. Making a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) page is one way. The best way is putting all reasons in sales copy. As visitors are reading copy, all of reasons are given. Thus, when visitors finish reading copy, they are ready to buy.

You need to give prospects a reason to buy from you, but you don't have to be creative. Just tell people honest reasons. Even though those reasons might not sound right to you, they will work way better than nothing.