8 Tips for Designing a Great Website
Square buttons, round buttons, flashy buttons will they match my shoes, my handbag or my tie? Are you stuck in a maze…
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Square buttons, round buttons, flashy buttons will they match my shoes, my handbag or my tie? Are you stuck in a maze…
People come to your website on a mission. They want to do something specific. They are tunnel readers. Telling them what else you do-without annoying them-is a major challenge. Doing it well is about relevance and context. It's about presenting the right content at the right time.
Kanoodle, through ContextTarget, places contextually-relevant ads on participating content providers' websites. I spoke yesterday with Lance Podell, Kanoodle president, about their new ClickFactor system of determining ContextTarget relevance.
You've got just a few seconds to grab your prospects' attention, spark their interest and motivate them to keep reading whether they're looking at your web site, your letter or your brochure. Headlines are the first thing your prospects read. Four out of five people determine whether they keep reading to learn about your products and services on the basis of your headline.
It's tough to find employment in today's job market, especially if a person lacks a formal education or has minimal work experience. Still, even without such background deficits, attempts to find home-based employment may be fruitless at best, financially and emotionally draining at worst.
These are two very distinct questions that many just don't understand. Do you ask yourself; why should I write an article about selling toilet seats? Or, why should I waste my time? Nobody is going to read it. Or, you want me to pay money to distribute my article where? Writing articles is one of the most important aspects of any sales and marketing campaign,…