Website Business

Posted by admin on 1 March, 2009

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New Online Website Business Advice

Executive summary about website business by Dan James Murray

Here’s a question for you when you start an online website business, would you rather doing something you enjoy and getting pay to do something that you have to do, to be able to live? The problem for the people who doing something to be able to life is they don’t want to do the work; they are only doing it to make money. The question is would you buy from anyone who has no passion in their work. A customer will choose the website that sell their product with passion, with a love for the product it self.

From a business point of view, there are more money making opportunities to be found for narrow niches, hobbies and interests, than there are for board niches, and over worked niches. Meaning, there is a larger profit to be found from things you love doing the one that best suited to you.

Here’s a tips for you. Once you make a list of interests, find out how profitable they are online. Search the keywords in your interests, pick out one which has keywords and phases with a

High demand – 3000 and up
Low supply – 0 too 1000

= high and quick profit

When you’ve done that you are on your way to starting a excellent and profitable online website business.

Change Your Thinking, Change Your Website Business Results

Executive summary about website business by Ray Champagne

Your current website results are a product of current thinking and business practices. To change your website outcomes, start by changing the way you think about it.

Most people mistakenly think of their website as objects on a web page. Your real website is the visitor’s reaction to those objects. Visitors respond to your website with a mouse click and that mouse click is a traceable event. If you’re getting poor web results, it’s because you’re imposing a website on your visitors. Your user is the cause. Your website is the effect.

All successful websites all have one thing in common – learning from the visitor.

Track and measure visitor behavior, three vital links: 1. between the web page objects and the visitor experience, 2. between the user experience, and the business outcomes that flow from it, and 3. between your organization’s goals and objectives and the site improvements needed to achieve them.

A system devised to monitor and audit the visitor experience is a vital objective. High conversion rates stem from a business-focused, data-driven and standards-based approach. It allows you to reallocate your spending – away from costly and unproductive web initiatives toward more powerful ones

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