Dumping wisdom on design and the web
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So, your last blog site flopped. You invested a lot of time, money and effort into creating it. However, it simply never gained any traction, nor did it produce any of the leads or SEO clout you hoped for.
That’s ok. This time things will be different. They say that when you lose, don’t lose the lesson. And a non-productive website can be an amazing source of lessons.
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If you’re trying to get the best marketing for your buck, then you have to understand the importance of headlines and keywords. Every publication that you put out online is a conglomeration of words. Some of the most important words are going to be the headlines. And then the most important focal point is going to be whatever your keyword is.
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Data is often ugly. It is strings of characters and numbers that often don’t mean anything just looking at them. If you think about long spreadsheets of data that is entered into columns and rows, you can quickly put yourself to sleep. But in spite of this sparse aesthetic, data may be the most crucial thing any person or company ever works with. That’s why it’s important to figure out how to present data accordingly. That’s where design comes into the equation.
By Lorraine
While getting people to come to your blog is a victory in and of itself, this victory can feel a little cheapened if you notice that those who are visiting your blog are bouncing right off after just a few seconds on your page. Luckily, there are things you can do to mitigate this issue once you recognize the problems.
So to help ensure that the people you’re working so hard to bring to your blog actually stay and consume some of your content, here are three ways to better hold your visitor’s attention on your blog posts.
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Building your first business website can seem a daunting task, but the job is not as difficult as you might think. There are quite a few aspects involved in building a business website that truly makes an impact on the target audience.
The good news is that once you know the ropes, you’ll be able to envision the big picture with ease. Take the time to become fluent in the language of SEO (search engine optimization), so you can start building your own path to online success. Here are a few tips to get you started on building a successful business website.