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How Can You Get A Visitor To Bookmark Your Site?

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With the millions of websites on the Internet, today getting someone interested in your site is a difficult task. When creating your website your goal is to interest people enough that they want to come back. Consider the reasons you have bookmarked certain websites and go back repeatedly. The site impressed you and had content that interested you.

Before creating your website or making changes to your current site set your goals. Design and answer targeted questions to help decide on the best approach to take in your changes or new website. Keep in mind your goal is to target your customers. Consider their age, economic status, and gender when planning your new site. Spend time researching your market, looking at marketing designs and keeping your customers in mind.

Creating your new website:

1. Evaluate how your customer would view your site.

After designing your site look at how your customer would interact with your graphics and site layout. Carefully look for flaws in your design that would stop a person from going to the next page. Did you use too many banners, buttons, or graphics that would confuse the person? Is your site text clean and easy to understand? Does your site have a good direction about your information and layout? Considering asking friends to view your site and give an honest opinion of how your site looks.

2. Does your customer feel confident in your product or service?

Next, evaluate your website and see if it gives your customer confidence in your product or service. How does your site text look? Is your writing understandable so your customer will want to stay on your site or click away immediately? If you have comments on your site read them. Try to improve the information and what you have said to your viewer. Keep working on the information you have supplied until it fits the image you want and your product.

3. Does the product information inform your client?

Look at your site and what you have given to your customer. Is the information you supplied helpfully to your customer? Is your site up-to-date with the latest information to help your customer? Do you offer other information on your website that interests them? Do research on your targeted market. The person comes to your site for a reason. Give him a reason to stay and want to come back.

4. Do you interact with your visitors?

Do you provide your potential customers a way to tell you about themselves? Do you have surveys for the person about other interests or hobbies? Do you offer fun or anything interesting for your customers to do on your site? Do you offer any entertainment on your site? Do you have small videos for the customer to see your products or service? Do you have an interesting story or jokes? Your site should be friendly, easy to use, entertaining, informative, and attractive. Being creative, interesting, and informative, makes your site different from other sites.

5. Look at the overall picture of your website.

The final step in creating your website or updating your old one is to look at the entire site. Does the design of your website entice your customer’s to come back? Look at the site and ask would I come back? Is your site, offering trust and pleasant user experience? Building your site on trust brings you loyal customers and return visits.

Building a website is hard work and takes time. When building your new site understand the Internet and how impersonal it is. It is your job to break the barrier and capture your viewer’s attention. To have an award-winning website takes hard work and dedication on your part. You will win clients through your merits, trust, and information you supply your visitors. When you care about your customer it shows in what you offer. Build the best website for your customers and they will come back.
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