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Do you just want a cool looking website, or a website that is valuable and effective?

Solid Web site content strategies should include a comprehensive plan for the written text. Before you write the first word for a site, you can spend a lot of money on the appearance design and layout. In fact, this is what most businesses do. They get a nice-looking site built and then, almost as an after-thought, realize they need to write some copy. On the Internet content is king. This is because the Internet is the information superhighway and most people browse it searching for specific information.

The information on a website is its most valuable asset, and generally the more useful and interesting content a website has the more successful it will be, because more people will want to visit it again and again. This is especially true if a website is constantly adding more and more content on a regular basis, be it articles, tutorials, news and opinions or other relevant information.

Thousands of new websites are springing up every week. The owners of these sites are full of optimism that their venture into e-commerce will transform their business by bringing in new customers and boosting their sales. But the reality is that most websites fail abysmally as sales tools. Why? Because the owners of these sites have spent a lot of money creating fancy graphics but have paid little attention to the words on the site. One of America’s e-commerce gurus, Brian Williams, believes 90 percent of websites are failing to "get the order" from potential customers browsing the web, because they are badly written, or written in the wrong style.

Here are some characteristics of 5 types of pages and the appropriate types of content within:

Promotional - A Business/Marketing Web Page is one sponsored by a commercial enterprise (usually it is a page trying to promote or sell products). The URL address of the page frequently ends in .com (commercial).Even with a site primarily intended to sell products online it is critical that you provide substance in addition to your online store.

Currents - A News Web Page is one whose primary purpose is to provide extremely current information. The URL address of the page usually ends in .com (commercial).

Informational - An Informational Web Page is one whose purpose is to present factual information. The URL Address frequently ends in .edu or .gov, as many of these pages are sponsored by educational institutions or government agencies.

Persuasive - An Advocacy Web Page is one sponsored by an organization attempting to influence public opinion (that is, one trying to sell ideas). The URL address of the page frequently ends in .org (organization).

Here are some tips for producting quality written content:

  • The most important technique for creating good content for your website is to be sure that your content will have specific appeal to your target audience.
  • Next you want original content, that's different and unique and not the same as the content on another website you just visited.
  • Good content will show the writers own personality and flavor in it. It will be interesting and very informative, if it's not what's the point of putting it online in the first place, nobody will benefit from it and it won't help you get more repeat visitors.
  • Your content should be easy to understand and use regular English as far as possible, if you have to use topic specific words that could cause trouble for some visitors make sure you explain them.

To create content you simply write news and articles about the industry your product is in. This ensures that visitors who read your content are also the visitors that are likely to be interested in buying your product.

If you may feel you are great at creating product (s) but don't feel the same way about your writing skills and think you can't write your own content. But it's the words that communicate your message. It's the words that sell.

If you're serious about having your business represented professionally on the Web, we can help. We can create your website content using special copywriting strategies that will give you an edge in the competitive world of e-commerce.

For additional information, please contact us.

 

 
 
 
 

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