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As a web development company, we are asked many questions related to the internet and how it works. Keeping our blog simple and easy to understand is high on our priority list. We want clients to have information at their fingertips to better grasp the how and whys of their website. Here are 5 of the most frequent questions we get asked by business owners.
There are a number of factors in why people are not making it to your site. Here are a few.
Proposals are created after spending time with each client, listening to their online marketing needs and making suggestions. Our free consultation will tell us if the business needs to sell products online, have a portal, number of pages, level of feature complexity, or if a logo is needed… Each and every business is different. There is not a price list that we can give out for our custom sites. We are happy to meet with our potential customers and help them define their website needs.
There are pages that make for simple customary navigation. The Home, About, Services, and Contact pages are the usual core. These help a viewer quickly assess where they are and where they want to go. Google sees and likes when a user goes to multiple pages on a site, so a “call to action” button, form, or link should steer users to other pages once they have found the home page. They are all important, but I will break down my list to the three most important pages. The home page is your online interactive business Card. Got to have it. Your Services page tells the customer what you sell. Got to have it. And the Contact page gets you the user’s email. This is the jewel. The Home page and Services should lead you to getting that Contact form filled out.
Domain is the NAME of your site. Web hosting companies rent out space to store data and files. Web Hosting Secrets Revealed breaks it down a bit more for you.
A blog is one of the best and inexpensive ways to get “Al” (google ALgorithm) to notice you.
Create a blog if you can: