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Balancing Blogs’ Credibility

In yesterday’s “For Immediate Release,” I noted that Joseph Edward Duncan had maintained a blog. Duncan, in case you’re not following the story, was found in a Coeur d’Alene, Idaho restaurant with a young girl who, along with her brother, had been missing for about six weeks following the disocvery of the bludgeoned bodies ofher mother, her mother’s boyfriend, and an older brother.

Five Credibility Boosting Elements for Web Sites

Who are you, really? And why should I trust you? Without face-to-face contact or a trusted intermediary who has vouched for you, visitors to your web site often have these two questions paramount in their minds when considering doing business with you. Use these five elements to boost your perceived trustworthiness and coax possible customers to step forward and buy.

Convey Credibility Through Your Website!

Your prospects want one thing and one thing only! They want the reassurance that what you say about what you offer is legitimate. Because credibility is crucial to the success of your business, convincing potential clients that you can deliver is key. And although conveying credibility is always a challenge, conveying credibility through a web site makes it even more of a challenge.

How to Convey Professional Credibility on Your Site!

Your prospects want one thing and one thing only! They want reassurance that what you say about what you offer is legitimate. Because credibility is so important when it comes to convincing potential clients that you can deliver, it should be considered a key ingredient to your success. Yet conveying credibility through a web site can present a challenge.

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