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Webmaster Tips 'n Tools
Do you have a website mission?
Starting here I will present some foundational tips on how to build your content into a successful web site.
First, what is your mission?
I have no doubt that this is the most important "first step" and insight you will ever make in building an effective and successful website.
Just a quick note . . . a mission statement is not a goal. Goals are more specific, definable and performance measured. I will cover more about goals and tracking performance when I get into website analytic stats.
Ask yourself these questions . . .
Are you willing to do just about what ever it takes to create happy satisfied customers?
Why would or should someone do business with you from your website?
What are you going to do for them?
How will your products and services solve their problems or meet their "real life" needs?
Think of this from your customer and clients viewpoint and ask yourself . . .
What do they want from you?
How did you come to decide to do what you are doing in your business or career?
Why are you doing it?
Would you purchase the services or products you are going to market from a website like yours?
Would you contact that business for more info? A free quote?
Next . . .
a "real life" mission discovery and formulation example.
Starting here I will present some foundational tips on how to build your content into a successful web site.
First, what is your mission?
I have no doubt that this is the most important "first step" and insight you will ever make in building an effective and successful website.
Just a quick note . . . a mission statement is not a goal. Goals are more specific, definable and performance measured. I will cover more about goals and tracking performance when I get into website analytic stats.
Ask yourself these questions . . .
Are you willing to do just about what ever it takes to create happy satisfied customers?
Why would or should someone do business with you from your website?
What are you going to do for them?
How will your products and services solve their problems or meet their "real life" needs?
Think of this from your customer and clients viewpoint and ask yourself . . .
What do they want from you?
How did you come to decide to do what you are doing in your business or career?
Why are you doing it?
Would you purchase the services or products you are going to market from a website like yours?
Would you contact that business for more info? A free quote?
Next . . .
a "real life" mission discovery and formulation example.
