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One of the ways to boost traffic to your Web site is by purchasing keywords from one of the pay-per-click search engines…
Can you remember the last dozen advertising messages beamed at you today? Can you remember even one of them? Most people can't.
They can when they invest in the basics. The best of them obviously rely on some form of public relations fundamental premise to produce winners across business environments from rockets and orange juice to product recalls and indicted CEOs.
What busy pages!!! SandiT's site (once I got past the first screen view) had loads to see on it. I also love T's so "I'll be back"... The biggest thing I saw about the site is that it is unclear whether it is a commercial or personal site. I couldn't decide if the point was to buy something or vote for the site. I recommend…
Sandi's site (http://www.sandists.com) is in trouble. Originally designed by a friend who unfortunately passed away soon afterward, Sandi's site has neglected to bring in more than a handful of sales over the course of a few years. What can she do to improve her site? I asked you, the DevWebPro readers, and these are the ideas you offered.
What is the real secret to writing ads that are totally irresistible? It's communicating with your reader on an emotional level! It's communicating that you really understand his needs, want, and fear. Sure, your offer needs to pass the logic test, but it also needs to tug at something inside of your reader.
