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       4 Areas to Focus on in Your Next Website
       By: magbytes120 Date: June 17, 2017, 9:13 am
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       If you hope to achieve substantial growth in the coming years,
       you will want to focus much of your attention on your own
       company or organization web site. This is where you will find
       that many of your prospective customers come from today, as most
       individuals are now searching online for the companies they want
       to do business with. When they arrive at your site, they need to
       find a welcoming environment that appeals to them. If you are
       like many business owners today, your site might not be living
       up to their expectations. This is why you might be looking at a
       redesigned website that will enable you to achieve sustainable
       growth. Consider the following four areas to focus on when
       designing your next website.
       1. Visually Appealing Website
       People today are visual creatures. If they do not like what they
       see in a website within the first two seconds, they will just
       click go off and go to something else. You can fight this all
       your want, but it is the reality that we live under. You will
       want your website to contain graphics that load quickly, so
       visitors do not have to wait to see what it is you have to say.
       In addition, you do not want it to be so busy that people have a
       hard time following what it is your site is all about.
       2. Ease of Use
       Your website should not require an instruction manual in order
       to make it functional. Individuals who visit your site should be
       able to navigate it and find what they want with ease. If you
       make them work to find even the most of information related to
       the products and services that you offer, they will just likely
       grow frustrated and take their business elsewhere.
       3. Communication System Built In
       If you really want to take customer service to the next level,
       you will want to have some communication features built right
       into the website itself. This can include call center plus
       services in order to make it possible for customers to contact
       you right from the website itself. Chat capability is also
       helpful, as many people today would just as soon type in their
       questions to you rather than taking their time to call. The
       easier you can make it contact a member of your customer service
       staff right from your website, the better.
       4. Shopping Cart Functionality
       If you have a business that is able to sell items right from
       your website, you will want to have a shopping cart built in
       that is easy to use and provides a seamless checkout process.
       This will enable customers to view product descriptions, read
       through various reviews from other customers, and complete the
       checkout process within a matter of minutes. Make it as easy as
       possible in order to garner even more sales in the long run.
       This is a feature of your website that can really contribute to
       revenue growth.
       If you can incorporate these four concepts into your next
       website, you will be on your way towards attracting new
       customers and achieving your growth projections. Focusing on
       your website will pay dividends. This is the face of the modern
       consumer, so it is certainly better to embrace it than to shun
       it.
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