| Atricle Dump |
Hubs | Hubbers | Topics | Request |
| #1 in Business | Subscribe Email Print |
|
You are here: Home > Internet and Businesses Online > Internet Marketing > 5 Sure Fire Ways To Send Visitors Away For Good |
|
Atricle Dump - 5 Sure Fire Ways To Send Visitors Away For Good
Do All Customers Have a Lifetime Value? in droves. Well done - your site is becoming less busy by the day. Let's move on to way number three..Yes, definitely, but you'd never know it when you see how few businesses take advantage of that potential.Smart internet marketers work hard to develop a relationship with their customers and prospects. They give away free reports and ezines filled with useful information. They know that by creating an atmosphere of trust they will be able to sell to those customers over and over again.Once that trust is established, they know that when their name appears in the "from" field, people Way No. 3 - "Help me buy from you - please..." They're lost. You have built the site around what seems a logical approach but your visitors are lost. You've given most prominence to testimonials but they just want to send you an email. They click on three, four and sometimes five pages bu Update Your References Way No. 1 - Clog Up Their Internet ConnectionWhen it’s time to update that resume for a new position, don’t forget to update your references also. Just because someone agreed to be a reference years ago doesn’t mean they should still be on your list, especially if you haven’t kept in touch with them.A former co-worker, a temporary co-worker at that, once called me after I’d started my own business. He was interested in starting his own business also, and wanted to pick my brain for information. I hadn’t worked that closely with them; he Imagine it. They're happily surfing around on Google looking for your 'widget' and everything's going smoothly. Your website appears in the first page listings (congratulations you must have employed magnet4web or another highly-esteemed website marketing company!) and they click through to you. Then their internet connection starts to clog up. It is positively groaning and creaking under the strain of downloading your homepage which has so many images on it takes over 30 seconds to appear. They look at the progress bar at the bottom of their screen. It reads '20%'. They look at their watch and then click on the little 'X' at the top right of their screen. Well done - you've just sent away a visitor - for good. Way No. 2 - 'I am not a number - I am a free man' Along come some more visitors. They lick their lips in anticipation of viewing your widgets which they are very interested in buying - they have their credit card handy. They land on your homepage and all is well, at first. "The benefits of choosing Widgets Inc. are as follows..." Your homepage is laden with customer-focused benefits and selling points - excellent. But wait a minute. What's that at the bottom of the page? It's not what I think it is, is it? Oh dear, there in black and white is one of the fundamental no-nos in web design that is guaranteed to send the message "This website was built by my dog": "Welcome - you are visitor number 102" Regardless of the number (and let's face it 80% are either you or your family!) you will be sending away people in droves. Well done - your site is becoming less busy by the day. Let's move on to way number three.. Way No. 3 - "Help me buy from you - please..." They're lost. You have built the site around what seems a logical approach but your visitors are lost. You've given most prominence to testimonials but they just want to send you an email. They click on three, four and sometimes five pages bu What To Expect When Entering The China market positively groaning and creaking under the strain of downloading your homepage which has so many images on it takes over 30 seconds to appear. They look at the progress bar at the bottom of their screen. It reads '20%'. They look at their watch and then click on the little 'X' at the top right of their screen. Well done - you've just sent away a visitor - for good.The world today has been benefiting from years of research in technology. With just a click of a button, one can get just about any information instantly. Under this rapid pace, businesses around the world are demanding faster increase in sales and efficiency. Nowadays the phrase “doing business” means more that just a profit-making activity for livelihood. Companies in every country are looking for ways to become a global brand and investing in various markets. When China opened up its market few d Way No. 2 - 'I am not a number - I am a free man' Along come some more visitors. They lick their lips in anticipation of viewing your widgets which they are very interested in buying - they have their credit card handy. They land on your homepage and all is well, at first. "The benefits of choosing Widgets Inc. are as follows..." Your homepage is laden with customer-focused benefits and selling points - excellent. But wait a minute. What's that at the bottom of the page? It's not what I think it is, is it? Oh dear, there in black and white is one of the fundamental no-nos in web design that is guaranteed to send the message "This website was built by my dog": "Welcome - you are visitor number 102" Regardless of the number (and let's face it 80% are either you or your family!) you will be sending away people in droves. Well done - your site is becoming less busy by the day. Let's move on to way number three.. Way No. 3 - "Help me buy from you - please..." They're lost. You have built the site around what seems a logical approach but your visitors are lost. You've given most prominence to testimonials but they just want to send you an email. They click on three, four and sometimes five pages bu Top Seven Presentation Bloopers to Avoid I am a free man'Blooper #1: Not telling us why we should listen to youNever assume that just because you have an audience, we are obliged to listen to you. We may love you (that’s why we came in the first place) but never take advantage of the trust we have for you. It is an extreme turn-off when the audience has to do the work i.e. figure out how your presentation is relevant to us. We are a bunch of selfish egomaniacs. We love ourselves so much! And we don’t care about your experiences unless it tea Along come some more visitors. They lick their lips in anticipation of viewing your widgets which they are very interested in buying - they have their credit card handy. They land on your homepage and all is well, at first. "The benefits of choosing Widgets Inc. are as follows..." Your homepage is laden with customer-focused benefits and selling points - excellent. But wait a minute. What's that at the bottom of the page? It's not what I think it is, is it? Oh dear, there in black and white is one of the fundamental no-nos in web design that is guaranteed to send the message "This website was built by my dog": "Welcome - you are visitor number 102" Regardless of the number (and let's face it 80% are either you or your family!) you will be sending away people in droves. Well done - your site is becoming less busy by the day. Let's move on to way number three.. Way No. 3 - "Help me buy from you - please..." They're lost. You have built the site around what seems a logical approach but your visitors are lost. You've given most prominence to testimonials but they just want to send you an email. They click on three, four and sometimes five pages bu About Mileage Correction And Adjustment minute. What's that at the bottom of the page? It's not what I think it is, is it? Oh dear, there in black and white is one of the fundamental no-nos in web design that is guaranteed to send the message "This website was built by my dog":Mileage would be the number of miles that a car has gone till a certain time. The average mileage that one car does in an year is about 70 000. A lot of factors intervene with this number, factors like country, possession of the car, job of the owner of the car. Till now the mileage in cars has been shown on the dashboard through mechanical methods. The information from the wheel would have been sent trough a cable to an instrument in the dashboard that would have shown the driver the number of mile "Welcome - you are visitor number 102" Regardless of the number (and let's face it 80% are either you or your family!) you will be sending away people in droves. Well done - your site is becoming less busy by the day. Let's move on to way number three.. Way No. 3 - "Help me buy from you - please..." They're lost. You have built the site around what seems a logical approach but your visitors are lost. You've given most prominence to testimonials but they just want to send you an email. They click on three, four and sometimes five pages bu The Essential Guide To Certified Financial Planner Career And Jobs in droves. Well done - your site is becoming less busy by the day. Let's move on to way number three..A certified financial planner is a much-needed for all those who are looking to secure their financial future. There are a number of reputable governing boards that monitor the certification and the continuing education of these planners. These independent boards help make sure that each certified financial planner meets certain necessary requirements. With a certified financial planner, you not only get someone who has a established knowledge of financial planning, but one Way No. 3 - "Help me buy from you - please..." They're lost. You have built the site around what seems a logical approach but your visitors are lost. You've given most prominence to testimonials but they just want to send you an email. They click on three, four and sometimes five pages but can't find your phone number or email address anywhere. But it's okay - of course they have a spare quarter of an hour to hunt through your website (that doesn't have a site map) to find your contact details when they already have another window open with your competitor's website - complete with email address, phone number, fax number, street address, mobile number, map and GPS coordinates.. Yes - you've guessed it - you're one step closer to that ghost-town.. Way No. 4 - 'Please Let Me Watch Intro' Yes, admit it - you once thought the best thing on the planet was a website that started up by having a revolving animation of the company logo that exploded, span round a bit to an 80s sounding techno tune and then re-constituted itself in the centre of the screen with the immortal words: "Click here to enter site" Strange that - "enter site". That's what all your visitors were trying to do when they typed in your web address or clicked on your link but instead they were faced with Jean Michelle Jarre and some possessed bit of code that replicated the effect of someone regurgitating your business' corporate identity over the screen. Nice. Flash intro = trash intro. Use em (the intros) and lose em (the visitors). Way No. 5 -"I am five years' old - I like things that flash" One day in the future a law will be passed that will make it illegal to use scrolling text, flashing images, rotating heads, animated animals and bouncing cursors on a website. Your website is here to do business. It is supposed to be a serious tool in your marketing armoury. It should b
HTTP = HTML link (for blogs, profiles,phorums):
Related Articles:Are You Getting Sucked Back Out To Sea? Pitfalls To Avoid When Using Freelance Software Developers How To Start Earning Serious Money From The Comfort Of Your Home
|