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Simple Article 2: How Improving Your Website Can Affect Your Business, Brand and You

Out there on the vast World-Wide-Web, your business website or blog represents your business, your brand, and it also represents the person behind it, which is you. Your website is the face of your business, brand and reputation.

Your website is the middle person whom you use to convey whatever it is you want to convey to your fellow visitors or readers. You have total control and creative freedom on how you design your site and thus affect how people view your business, brand and you.

However, with such control and the freedom to choose how we want to convey ourselves and our business to the world, the power of choice unfortunately includes the power to make the wrong ones.

There are millions of online businesses on the World Wide Web and many of them simply don't pay attention to the minute details which can amount to a big problem in the end.

You should not make the same mistake as you always are on the lookout for even the minute of errors or mistakes because your reputation and the reputation of your online business are at stake here. A website can tell a lot about the person behind the business and brand.

Reputation is nearly everything when it comes to businesses, and your website can either make or break your reputation. Nevertheless, you have the power to control which path your website takes.

So here's what you can do to start improving your website (even starting today):

Cast A Spell (Check)

When your website is filled with constant grammatical and spelling errors, it's going to show that you don't really care much about your business. And when customers perceive that you don't care about your business, they are going to think that you will not care much about them as well.

When that happens, nobody is going to be interested in doing business with you.

Having an occasional spelling or grammatical error once in a while is perfectly fine. We are only human after all and as humans we do make mistakes. People can respect that.

However, making the same mistakes on nearly every single line of text or to the point people can't make sense of what you are trying to say anymore, then that is definitely negligence.

With the ease of use and availability of spell-checking tools now, it's simply no excuse to keep making spelling errors anymore. For many people, spelling errors are a pet peeve for them.

Sure, you're not breaking any laws, but many people will be turned off by it and this reason is enough for them to stop coming back to your website.

Encyclopedia? No thanks.

So you want to deliver valuable information to your fellow readers. If every single part of your website looks longer than a page from Wikipedia, then you are definitely going scare visitors away.

People are busy, but they love convenience. They are looking thirsting for knowledge, but at the same time they want a quick fix or a shortcut to learn it. They only want to know the important stuff and cut out the fluff.

If there is simply too much information they will eventually skim on it and then stop at only the parts which they find interesting.

If they are going to skim it, then we might as well do it for them. When you can present information in an easy and digestible form and just include all the juicy or important bits, people are going to love you for it.

That is what people seek, and that is enough reason for them to keep flocking back to your site. It may require some effort on your part, but that is part of the process of delivering value to your fellow readers.

Copy Paste

Never ever directly copy contents from another site and go pasting it on yours. That is downright plagiarism. In other words, you are stealing. If you want to quote a certain article or text, do it the proper way. Be sure to credit the source where due. Don't just copy any content and have the audacity to call it your own.

Another type of copying activity that is even worse than the one mentioned above is one where you have multiple copies of the same contents spread out through different areas of your website. Many people do this because they want to "fatten-up" up their site. They do this by using multiple copies of the same contents over and over again throughout the site.

This kind of duplicate content is very frowned upon by the search engines, and you definitely will get penalized as search engines will eventually find out. I don't even want to know what your visitors are thinking if they browse through such a site.

If you need content, come up with content yourself, hire writers, have people guest blogging, or buy articles.

Hey! Over Here!!!!

Wasn't that distracting?

You have to learn how to use your attention grabbing elements more wisely. Many people bold or highlight unnecessary words or objects. At the end of the day, your visitors won't even know which one they should be paying attention to anymore. As there are so many things going on, it will look like a mess, and it will only leave your visitors confused.

It's perfectly fine to use colors, but do use it smartly. Every design element must have at least a purpose behind it. When it comes to creative design, the choice of colors must match the overall theme or the “feel” of your site. Let your site's theme define the choices of color choice and not the other way round.

The act of tweaking your website can be a never-ending task but if you think certain areas of your website can be improved, then by all means go for it. Any improvement, no matter how small or how insignificant it can be, is still an improvement and it can certainly add up in the end.

You can always get more ideas on which areas of your website could be improved from none other than ...your visitors. Sometimes they can have great ideas and suggestions which we can never think of alone. When you do implement the changes based on their suggestions, it will be for the benefit of the visitors plus, your visitors will also feel that you really care because you showed that you listened.

Simple Article 1: The Power Of Powerful Headlines is In Your Hand

There are literally millions and millions of websites on the World Wide Web not to mention the BILLIONS of content that all of these sites hold.

Now take a second and try to visualize and put it into perspective. Have you ever thought to yourself just how are you going to make YOUR content stand out among this mass sea of information?

To be more specific, how can you convince people that your content or material is in fact worth taking their time to read?

There is one effective way to do so. And not to worry, it's legal.

Here’s how you can do this… you bait them using headlines.

Yes, with the right headlines, it can be a click magnet, and the good news is that you usually have total control on how to design your headlines.

The only bad news is that you have the power to make or break your headline.

According to SEO experts, it is said that Google has taken a web page's bounce rate into account now. If a page has a high bounce rate therefore it does say something about a particular page. This is not good.

And to how much degree does this actually affect ranking I personally do not know, but it is enough to tell me that coming up with awesome content headlines to entice readers to stay and read it is now more important than ever.

So here are some tips to help you design a better and “baiting” headline:

Couple Your Headline With Something Good

From young we are always told that if we ever wanted something, we have to work hard for it. For example, if we would like to buy a nice car, then we have to work our behinds off to earn enough money to buy it.

Alternatively, for those who would like to have that perfect look, they would go under the knife and endure painful surgeries just to achieve that desired look.

That is why headlines, which promise something good will come out of another thing that is excellent will catch many people by surprise. In most cases (if not all) headlines such as this will certainly pique the interest as readers will feel compelled to find out more.

There was an article a few years back where the headline reads “Man lost weight by eating Twinkies”. Lose weight by eating something totally not diet-friendly? How is that possible?

After reading that headline, I was totally enticed. I was compelled to know more. I just had to click to find out.

Here's another example: “Look Like A Million Bucks… For Less Than A Hundred" is also a great headline to entice people to click and find out more.

So try to design your headlines by coming up with a positive and then couple it with another positive and you will have a winning headline on your headlines.

Happy Endings

Many people suffer from chronic or recurring problems, which are constantly plaguing them to the point that they feel they cannot take it anymore.

When they are pushed to the edge, desperation takes place and this is when they would try (or even buy) anything to get rid of their nagging problems.

Take, for instance, tinnitus (ringing in the ears) many people are suffering from this problem for many years. Don't you think that they will be more than curious if you come up with a headline that reads, “Cure Your Tinnitus FOREVER"?

But of course, you must be ready to back up your claim because misleading headlines can be even more damaging than lousy headlines. So if you claim something in your headlines, then you better be ready to back it up.

The Unconventional (But Simple) Method

This is another method of designing headlines in the hopes of arousing the curiosity of its readers.

Here's another example:

The Unconventional (But Surprisingly Effective or Simple) Method To Get Rid Of Acne

Or...

"The One Weird Secret To Have You Swinging Like A Pro-Golfer”

These kinds of headlines make readers really curious. They will keep on wondering to themselves what that one thing that can make such a world of a difference is. It will continuously play in the mind of the readers, and eventually it turns into "I JUST HAVE TO KNOW".

One reason why these headlines work as well as they do is because it's usually involves just 1 or 2 methods, and yet it can make a whole world of a difference. That suggests the method or secret is very powerful indeed.

Emotional Benefits

In many cases, many people only buy what they want and not what they need.

When they say they need it, chances are they actually want it in the first place and saying that they need it is just a way of justifying their wants.

And with the proper headlines, you can generate that “want” or “need”.

SO what drives a person to want something to the point that they think that they NEED it?

You can do this by providing benefits.

However, you cannot provide just any kind of benefit, but you need to provide an emotional benefit. And if you can find and attach this emotional benefit to anything, such as a product, it WILL sell.

Take for instance, a product which aids weight loss.

If you state just the obvious benefits such as “helps you to lose weight”, “makes you feel more energetic”, “feel healthier overall”, these are just the same common traits of all weight loss products.

Not only does this not set you apart from the tons of other similar weight loss products, the weight loss product here just has no real unique point about it.

However, if you were to change your headline to "A Weight Loss Product That Will Have You Looking & Feeling Like The Sexiest Hollywood Stars"...now that really speaks out especially to the female audiences.

It is the same product but because of your headlines, suddenly it becomes more valuable, and becomes more of must-have because you have associated it with an emotional benefit.

Emotions are a very powerful motivator. So learn how to stir emotions using your headlines. Depending on what your content is, the emotion can either be humorous, sad, anger, happiness, inspirational and more.

It's up to you to decide the appropriate emotion to the headline which matches the tone of your content.