In 1996, the average American spent less than 30 minutes online—a MONTH. (According to the NPD Group.)
After all, there wasn’t much to do on the internet. Back then, websites were little more than a list of links to articles, with maybe a few archaic graphics thrown in. Slow dial-up connections made videos impossible, and even photos were a rare treat. There were no blogs, no podcasts and no Google. But hey, at least there was email—and eBay! 🙂
Today, your audience expects a lot more from your website than just a few links and simple graphics, and when designed properly, your website becomes one of your most important business tools.
But with everything it takes to run a business, it’s easy for your website to slide. So today, I’m sharing a resource to help you build (or optimize) your website, so you get better results—more traffic, more conversions and more raving fan customers.
In addition to this resource, I also have a new video for you, in which I’ll reveal the first step you MUST take to have a successful website.
Click below to access my “Essential Website Checklist” and leave me a comment below about a tip you find useful in building your website!
I opened this file in Firefox without a hitch and I’m glad to have it. I appreciate all Pam’s good info and this one is especially timely as I review my website and before I put up a couple more. Many thanks, Pam, for keeping us up to speed on what works. Best to you and team.
nice overview. Great heart and spirit. I subscribed.
Nice to have you here, Bob! Welcome! 🙂
Simply Brilliant!
My Outcome:
1. Branding – Creating a ripple effect that attracts a conversation with my target audience as well as secondary and contemporary audiences.
2. List Building – Capturing the conversation for deeper impact
3. Selling the Expertise (a course)- in order to provide ongoing impact and transformation to an already exhausted audience while sustaining my ability to continue to serve
Thanks so much for such a valuable tool!