Why Some Web Sites Sell and Others Don't

Written by Charlie Cook


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* What'srepparttar content your prospects would love to read on your site? (Hint: It provides answers to common client questions and problems.)

SITE DESIGN AND NAVIGATION Many sites have some educational and client centered content on their site, but it's buried behind uninteresting homepages or by flash movies or graphic full pages that turn visitors away so they never seerepparttar 120837 good stuff. In some cases it's simply a matter of moving hidden content torepparttar 120838 homepage and augmenting it to give prospects what they want. Use your site's design, navigation systems, graphics and links to ensure visitors viewrepparttar 120839 content that will interest them and to takerepparttar 120840 desired action.

* What do you want visitors to your site to do? * Doesrepparttar 120841 site design move people torepparttar 120842 desired action?

HOW TO ATTRACT PROSPECTS TO YOUR SITE Once you have a web site prospects will want to visit and read,repparttar 120843 next step is to find as many ways as possible to pull prospects to your site so they find your great content. Use these strategies to pull in prospects:

* Distribute your articles, including your offer and site link, to every ezine, web site, publication and forum you can. There are thousands out there.

* Ask your subscribers to forward your articles to others.

* Make it easy for people who visit your web site to sendrepparttar 120844 URL of articles found on your site to everyone in their network.

* Helprepparttar 120845 search engines find your site by identifyingrepparttar 120846 key words people are likely to use most frequently to search for your site. Then put them inrepparttar 120847 title tag and body of your web pages.

IS YOUR WEB SITE WORKING? Does your site pull in a steady steam of prospects, build your target list and supply you with both clients and income from product sales? If not, take a look at your site content, design and promotional strategy. With a little effort you can leverage your expertise, whether it's aboutrepparttar 120848 law, computers, design or writing to create a web site that works to educate your prospects and to grow your business!

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***** The author, Marketing Coach, Charlie Cook, helps independent professionals and small business owners who are struggling to attract more clients. To get the free marketing guide, '7 Steps to Get More Clients and Grow Your Business' visit www.charliecook.net or write ccook@charliecook.net


Markteing Myths & Facts.

Written by Howard Theriot


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-Short-rated contracts

-Transfer of artwork and other files

-Out-of-pocket and time costs to conduct a new agency search

-Time needed to getrepparttar new agency up to speed

-Start-up inefficiencies forrepparttar 120836 new agency as they learnrepparttar 120837 client's business and procedures

Howard Theriot is principal of Catch Light Productions, a full-service hub agency based in Southeast Texas since 1989. Be sure to visit Sparkle!, their free interactive marketing webzine. Subscribe today and receive a free copy of the PsychoTactics eBook by Sean D'Souza. http://www.catchlight.com/sparkle.html


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