Rule 1Make sure your product or service has a strong selling point…
Rule 2 …But don’t wax lyrical about how great it is/you are. People aren’t interested in people who are interested in themselves. That’s arrogance. They want to know what’s in it for them. That’s common sense.
Rule 3 Keep
visitor in mind. Your website should clearly spell out what your product or service has that
competition doesn’t. Focus on benefits. Tip: write about your ideal customer’s needs or problems. Then show people how and why your product or service specifically helps them.
Rule 3 Content is king. But only if it’s useful, relevant and interesting. Boring, long copy will only serve to help people doze off. Aim for simplicity. Use short words. Short sentences. Short paragraphs. Break up text with benefit-driven bold headlines and bulleted lists. Keep
reader involved by asking, and answering, questions.
Rule 4 Stay fresh. Old news is good news. And web pages that are not updated regularly are like cobwebs in
attic. Give people a reason to come back to your site by creating a desire to return. Add new articles, links and other content.
Rule 5 Have a comprehensive FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) page. Think of every possible objection someone might have to investing in your product or service. Next, provide all
information they need to overcome any obstacles to closing
sale.
Rule 6 Have a properly designed site. As well as being great to look at, it should be well organised, with a clear and logical sense of order. That way, visitors can quickly and painlessly navigate their way around your pages.