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One thing is for sure and that is that when you set out to have yours or your companies website designed, you want to get it right the first time. So in the end, what's the most important factor? The one thing that you can look for to know that your site is doing what it's supposed to do? Why, that can be summed up in one word. “Production”. Just like anything or anyone else in your outfit, it must produce maximum numbers.
Author: Chris tyreel
Date: Jan 23, 2010 - 2:29:51 AM
One thing
is for sure and that is that when you set out to have yours or your companies
website designed, you want to get it right the first time. So in the end,
what's the most important factor? The one thing that you can look for to know
that your site is doing what it's supposed to do? Why, that can be summed up in
one word. “Production”. Just like anything or anyone else in your outfit, it
must produce maximum numbers.
That might
sound odd because that's just plain business sense. However; you would be
amazed to learn just how many people are sent away with what they are led to
believe are flashy “whiz-bang” sites that simply fail to “draw the folks” in.
Also, the problem is that it can takes months of precious wasted time for you
to realize that your site is a dud.
The good
news for you though, is that the Internet has been around long enough for
enough people to have spent enough time figuring out what works and what
doesn't. Basically, what to leave in and what to leave out and also how to make
a site as user friendly as possible, while still including in all that you need
to have in your site.
It's all
about SEO my friend and if you don't know what SEO is then you need to
familiarize yourself with it prior to having your site designed. SEO stands for
search engine optimization. It's basically the stuff that goes into your site,
such that your site will be positioned as close as possible to page one when
someone types what ever you're selling into their search engine.
Does that
make any sense to you? Well how about this. Are you aware that pictures in your
site don't factor in one bit when someone is searching the Internet for your
genre of products or services. You see, the search engines function digitally and
photographs can't be converted to digital data in the way that words can. So
pictures are nice when people get to your site but they won't draw them in.
Another
thing that you need to know is that there are experts out there who are masters
at designing sites that work for you. Features in your sites that can generate
leads, harvest email addresses, sell products or services, etc. Or even sell
information packages such as ebooks and or how to manuals. Now how about that?
A site that rakes in money, even while you sleep!
Now the
deal that you have to come to terms with, is that you really do get what you
pay for now in
Web
Design.
You see, the people who
design the best websites aren't idiots. They tend to have both an artists and a
business persons perspective, which is somewhat of a rarity. So then what can
you use as determinate factors in your search for the best web designer for
your project?
Just as in any business you can gauge a persons or an entities future prospects by past results. What have they done in the past and if it's positive, can they replicate it for you. You're going to want to check out sites that they have done previously and verify that they are competitive on the Internet. Also, if possible, sites of the same business genre as yours.
Chris Tyrrell writes
for Studio-40 a web development company based in the
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