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5 Essentials for Designing your Business Website

By Graham Moore Copyright © 2010

Your Web Design says more about your business than you could say yourself. And it says it 24/7.

An effective Web Design will result in increased business, whatever your business is. And you can be sure that an effective Web Site will lift you above your competitors - but you need to know what to include and how to go about it.

And while word-of-mouth is one of the most powerful ways to grow your business, these days a website presence is essential.

Whatever your business is - if you're a florist on the high street, a veterinary clinic in the suburbs, a plumber, a panel shop or a wholesaler of electrical good, customers for your products and services are looking on the internet.

And if you're no there, it's your competitors which will pick up the business.

If you haven't got a web presence you may be thinking "It's all too hard." Or "Where do I start?"

Well, it's not hard - and I'll show you later how to get started.

Here's some simple things you must incorporate in your web design to be successful - and by successful, I mean, to have a positive effect on your business.

1. Your web site should simply and clearly state what you do. Visitors - your potential customers - to your site will leave very quickly if they can't find what they want or see what you do. Clear visuals are more important than a 'creative' design.



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2. It should indicate the benefits of doing business with you. What is it about you that sets you apart from your competitors? Customers want to know why they should do business with a particular supplier and here's your chance to show the value of what you provide.

3. It should show your potential customers just how easy it is to do business with you. How easy are you to contact ? How soon will products be delivered ? How easy is it to buy your products or services ? These and other such elements should be made very clear on the website.

4. It should have elements which enable you to build trust with potential customers. The key to success - in any business today - is the level of trust a customer has with a supplier. Build trust by building a relationship with your potential customers. The way your web site design is set up, you can easily do this by offering a monthly newsletter, a free tip sheet, offering free advice - the key here is to give something to your customer, in this case the visitor to your site - and the trust starts to build. If you're a plumber, give them water saving tips, if you're running the local veterinary clinic, how about tips on the best food for a healthy dog. Then if you've captured their details - because they've asked for information from you - you keep in touch with them - and build the relationship.

5. Your website should be updated regularly. If you're a retailer, you know the importance of updating your shop window for the passing customer. It's the same with your website. You want your customers to be regular visitors and when they see change they will want to come again. Updating your website shows them that you are pro-active, that you want to give them value when they visit - and that's all part of building the relationship.

A successful web design puts value on your bottom line - it will increase your profits. And these days, the cost of a professionally designed and effective web site, including set up will be far more cost-effective than an advertising campaign. As for the word-of-mouth - your web site will be promoting your business day and night - if you have a site that is effectively designed.

Graham Moore

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The author, Graham Moore, has been a consultant to small and medium businesses for many years, helping them increase their business outcomes - and their profits. For a free report on Creating and Designing a Successful Web Site, go to http://www.moorewebdesignsuccess.com


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