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5 Ways to Make a Website Sell Itself


Category: Internet and Online Businesses  >>  Web Marketing

By Therese Prentice   [ 14/09/2009 ]
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A website is everything when it comes to business. It can be your calling card, your storefront, and your marketing scheme in one. This is why it is important that you make it so that your image is confident and enticing at the same time. You need to have an impact on your market so that they always come back for more. Here are five ways that you can make your website sell itself.

Interactivity

Your website needs to be more than just a pretty face. If you make your website a place where people can stay and interact with its elements, the chances of success are higher. You can do this by:

• Starting a forum
• Starting polls and a discussion board
• Letting people rank your products or other things
• Start a blog with comments sections
• Start contests where people can involve themselves to win stuff
• Post videos or audio content

Value

The reasons that people go to your website are varied. But the reason people go online is because they are looking for something. It can be a product or a service and this is why you should appear valuable to them at all times. You need a product, information on it, and elements that will entertain your visitors. You can do this by:

• Offering “how to” articles, audio, or video
• Offering tip articles, audio, or video
• Show case studies
• Provide reports
• Show interviews with experts on certain topics
• Offer product reviews

Easy Navigation

When you browse a site, you usually look at how simple it is to get around it. You don’t want to confuse your readers by offering all sorts of links that repeat themselves throughout your site every now and then. Make sure that you have all the main elements of a website and make sure that it is easy to navigate. Simple navigation can often be the key to whether or not your customer will come back for more. You can make your site navigable by:

• Keeping your navigation simple
• Using uniform pages
• Organizing content for easy access
• Offer search functions
• Making good use of a back key option
• Testing your site in different browsers

Easy To Look At

You have to make sure that your site is easy on the eyes. There are many sites on the Internet that do not consider what colors to use and what font sizes will help people read text easier. Think about what colors you will use and what elements will make your site much friendlier to the eyes. You can do this by:

• Choosing the right color palette
• Using graphics that do not distract
• Formatting your site conservatively
• Spacing out sentences and paragraphs
• Using a font size and a font that is easy for people to read

Sell Softly

Expect people to want to be sold on something whenever they visit. For this reason, you don’t want to do a hard sell on people. What you need is to offer something that they will be grateful for. This can include information on your products, solutions to their problems and benefits that they can get out of your products and services. This is known as a soft sell.

A website can sell itself if it is structured properly in both content and visuals. You can get more tips from friends or you can also start a survey that will get people involved to help you improve your website look.

About the author:
Therese Prentice is a Social Networking Expert, Joint Venture Broker, Certified Marketing and Business Coach, Speaker, Teacher, Certified Teleclass Leader, Networking Marketing Trainer, teaches small business owners, entrepreneurs, authors and speakers how to integrate social networking online into their marketing plan.
Therese is the founder of "In the Living Room" a boutique membership organization for women in business, founder of the "Social Networking Inner Circle". Therese is host of "Therese Prentice Teaches Social Networking Online" - Blog Talk Radio Show
Email: therese@socialnetworkingqueen.com
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