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Posted By: DaveB In Response To: Navigation is veyr important... (Bloooooooooooooto)
Monday, 17 April 2006, at 8:18 a.m.
You are correct Blooot. The first site I built (link below) using a free template and HTML (notepad) was originally an affiliate site. I have since scaled the affiliates down due to the fact that they didn't produce much income and kept the few that work. I tried to make it more of an info site. I think the links are clean and open in new windows which doesn't take the viewer away from the homepage. I got involved with adsense which produces the bulk of the income from the site (I love Adsense. I have 6 sites which generate income from Adsense). Just my humbly opinion..
DaveB
> It really depends on your website as to whether you should absolutely go
> PRO or not. IMO and experience, a professional looking website can't hurt.
> If you have an ecommerce shopping cart site (an e-store), then it really
> does need to look professional in most cases.
> On the other hand, if you site is largely an info site where you make
> money off of affiliate links to products on your site and even in a
> newsletter/ezine, then a professional look may not be 100% necessary at
> all.
> I will not name names because I do not want to get accused of bashing the
> person (even though I'm not), but there is a person who posts here who has
> an info site (maybe more than one) that is hardly professional looking.
> However, the info is very good and well-organized and the site is easily
> navigable. As far as I know, this person is definitely successful even
> though the site design is less than professional.
> Navigation is VERY important no matter what type of site you have. (I have
> seen professional templates and sites that have very poor navigation,
> BTW).
> Another site that I think that also fits in the same category is the site
> in my link below this post here. It's not mine, I just promote it because
> I think a lot of people here can benefit from it and it's free. It's not
> TOO terribly UNprofessional, but it is not exactly cutting-edge either.
> But it is simple, navigable, and organized.
> So, if you really think that you should probably outsource, good. Do it.
> But be sure that the end result is that it is well-organized and that the
> navigation is easily used, understood and seen, otherwise you might as
> well putting up the site yourself and saving yourself the money. It won't
> do you any good.
> What makes for good navigation?. At the very least, your visitors need to
> know (through the site's navigation system) where they are, where they can
> go, and how they can get back to where they once were. If you don't have
> these elements built into your navigation system, people will most likely
> get frustrated and leave your site and/or you will not make the sales or
> the conversions you need to make in order to be a success.
> Bluto
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