1. A Quick Call to Action “Above the Fold”.
In case you’re wondering, “above the fold” is the term web designers use to describe the location of everything viewable before you need to scroll.
2.Highlight key Benefits
The benefit of what you offer are the feeling or experience they can expect to receive after using your product of service.
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The features are exactly what they get. How the service will function details such as time, functions, and etc.
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- Strategy
- Research
- Color
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4. A Search Bar
Something so small and can be easily overlooked, but a search bar can be crucial to your visitors, especially if you have a large site, an eCommerce site or a blog.
5. Email Newsletter Signup
I strongly advise you develop an email marketing strategy and invite people to join your mailing list. However when you do, highlight your awesome offer. Make it worth their time to sign up.
1. A Quick Call to Action “Above the Fold”.
In case you’re wondering, “above the fold” is the term used to describe the first thing you see on the top of the website when it loads.
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1. A Quick Call to Action “Above the Fold”.
In case you’re wondering, “above the fold” is the term used to describe the first thing you see on the top of the website when it loads.
– See more at: http://www.web123.com.au/blog/the-7-best-website-features-every-site-should-have.aspx#sthash.mLY6OPRU.dpuf
1. A Quick Call to Action “Above the Fold”.
In case you’re wondering, “above the fold” is the term used to describe the first thing you see on the top of the website when it loads.
– See more at: http://www.web123.com.au/blog/the-7-best-website-features-every-site-should-have.aspx#sthash.mLY6OPRU.dpuf
1. A Quick Call to Action “Above the Fold”.
In case you’re wondering, “above the fold” is the term used to describe the first thing you see on the top of the website when it loads.
– See more at: http://www.web123.com.au/blog/the-7-best-website-features-every-site-should-have.aspx#sthash.mLY6OPRU.dpuf
5. A Search Bar
Something so small and can easily be overlooked, but a search bar can be a godsend for your customers, especially if you have a large site, an eCommerce site, or a blog / news section.
6. Email Newsletter Signup
It’s great when customers come to your website, but what if they leave. Well that’s why email collection forms were created by the web design gods.
If you’re worth people’s time, they will WANT to follow you, so let them.
7. Collect More Emails With Lead Bait
In many ways, this is an extension of the above, but I felt it needed its own section to highlight its importance. Lead bait is offering something of high value to your customer in exchange for an email address.
And because you have their email, you can now advertise to them in their inbox and help push that final sale. So yeah… it’s powerful. 🙂
I think that’s enough for now…
That’s 7 website features your site should include. But the list isn’t over next… if you want to read ANOTHER 7 awesome website ideas on how to improve your website and gear it towards making you more money,simply check out part 2 right here.
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