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A Theme-Based Website, Part 2- Choose A Theme And Sub-Topics
In part 1, I said that a theme-based website is a site based on a single theme or concept. Every page of the site concentrates on a single topic that is related to the theme. Each page delivers great content on it's topic. We know this type of site...
Choosing a website's name and the Horlicks factor.
The name you choose for your company website is something requiring a deal of thought. Thought not least about how you plan to publicise your site once it goes live. (See Searching, sort of searching and finding) 1. Search Engine Friendly...
E-Books and Web Site Promotion
Preparation and Distribution of E-Books covering topics of interest relevant to your products or services gives you both a method to introduce yourself and a media for sales promotion. A web site that sells floor stripper might make an E-Book...
Free tips to promote your website without it costing you a penny
Author S D Hill www.stuttering-help.co.uk www.lasik-laser-surgery.co.uk www.stutter-stuttering.com www.gain-confidence.co.uk The cheapest way to promote your website. Everyone would like an increase in traffic to their website or an increase in...
Web Site Promotion 101
So, you've designed a compelling Web site that you're eager to show the world. Every day you add fresh content and tweak your pages to make them prettier, more informative and faster to download. It's gonna pay off, you tell yourself, as you upload...
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Boost Credibility and Sales with Quality Web Images
A web site without images is boring and hard to read. Images add
pizzazz to your web site, make a web site more visually
appealing, support your web content, provide a visual
representation of your product, and break up text and make your
web pages easier to read.
"A picture is worth a thousand words." That saying may be ages
old but its message is just as vital today as when it was first
uttered. Simply put, a single image can often communicate what
might take you one thousand words (more or less) to say or
write. More importantly, focused, high-quality web images can
increase your sales!
How is that possible, you ask? It is really quite simple. Images
can speak volumes. They can trigger feelings and emotions.
Carefully selected quality images that accurately support your
sales copy will help to produce a positive response in your web
visitors.
Among other things, your visitors will tend to have greater
confidence in you. Quality graphics, like an overall quality web
site, can inspire trust in you and your products. A boost in
credibility translates into increased sales.
Keep in mind that not just any image will be an improvement. In
fact, if your choice of graphic images (photos, clipart,
illustrations) is not properly focused and of high quality, then
you could actually lose sales. Poor graphics will damage your
credibility instead of boosting it. They communicate that you
are not professional, your sales message is not to be trusted,
and your product's value will become suspect.
What kind of graphics should you add to your site? Use graphics
that represent your products and enhance your sales message.
These can include the header at the top of your web pages,
a
product image (e.g. ebook cover, software box cover) an order
button and navigation links.
If you don't feel you are quite up to the task, or feel that
your time is better spent developing and marketing your web
site, then it would certainly be beneficial to get help from a
professional designer who specializes in web images. However, if
you feel confident in your own abilities, here are some tips to
design quality images.
* Avoid clipart images you've seen all over the web. You want
your site to be unique.
* Use the best quality graphics you can find. Sometimes you
might have to pay for the kind of image you want, but it will be
worth it.
* There are many sites where you can find large selections of
quality graphics (clipart, stock photos, and illustrations).
Some are free or low cost, while others can be expensive.
* Don't use too many images. They will distract from your
message instead of enhance it.
* Keep images and graphics as small as possible. Graphics slow
your web pages down considerably. The larger the file size, the
longer the images take to download.
* Save your images in the proper format for web sites such as
GIF, JPEG, and PNG.
* Keep the resolution of your images at 72 dpi, the maximum
resolution a computer monitor can read.
High quality images and a quality web site will be rewarded with
a boost in credibility and sales. High quality sells, low
quality doesn't.
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