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Is Your Web Site Failing?

If you’re Web site isn’t generating all the leads you need, all is not lost.

There are a number of simple fixes you (or your Web developer) can make to increase your online visibility, drive more qualified leads to your site, and convert that traffic into business.

By focusing on your customers, using their language, getting them involved, directing them down your sales funnel and by measuring your successes and failures you can greatly improve the effectiveness of your site.

In this month’s flyte log, 5 Steps to a More Effective Web Site, we look at–surprisingly–five things you can do to turn your Web site into a powerful sales tool that will help grow your business.

Rich Brooks
Building Better Web Sites Since 1997

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  • http://www.cluepad.com Matt B

    Rich, this is a great big picture article. These are a rarity. I would love to see some follow-up posts with specifics all on aspects. My main take away from this article is: find where your customers are and target that. Adding to what you said, things like, Google Local listings if your customers are local, Facebook and Twitter if your customers actively participate in the social media sphere, etc.

    Tip from CluePad Marketing Engine – http://www.cluepad.com

  • http://www.cluepad.com Matt B

    Rich, this is a great big picture article. These are a rarity. I would love to see some follow-up posts with specifics all on aspects. My main take away from this article is: find where your customers are and target that. Adding to what you said, things like, Google Local listings if your customers are local, Facebook and Twitter if your customers actively participate in the social media sphere, etc.

    Tip from CluePad Marketing Engine – http://www.cluepad.com

  • Ben

    I would suggest give Clicktale a try. I’ve been using it for 2 months and it is neat to watch what your users do, I learned a lot.

  • Ben

    I would suggest give Clicktale a try. I’ve been using it for 2 months and it is neat to watch what your users do, I learned a lot.

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