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You want your visitors to get everything they need from the first page of your website, but how do you choose words that work? My experience has shown that the average content for a successful page is no less than 100 words and no more than 200. If you client has to do a lot of scrolling, chances are they will simply move on to your competitor.

Here's my list of what works:

1. Short, sweet and to the point with content, no rambling allowed!

2. Understand your clients' needs and say so in your content!

3. Stay away from technical jargon unless it is otherwise impossible to say what you have to!

4. Never make visitors guess what you do and how to contact you!

5. If you put pricing on the site make it plain and simple!

Your visitors are not interested in reading reams of print. It might be tempting to talk at length about your company's history and show testimonials from hundreds of satisfied clients. Please try to curb that instinct. Your visitors only want to know what your company does. They want to know if you can solve an immediate problem and if so, how do they contact you. This all has to happen on the first page. Remember though, it doesn't have to be all about words. Properly used links are just as efficient.

Avoid jargon like it has cooties. Words that only make sense to a small portion of your readers will turn away potential clients. That 메리트카지노 said, sometimes using jargon is unavoidable. In those cases it may be necessary to offer an explanation of the term as a drop down or mouse-over. Done this way, it doesn't detract from the flow of information.

People should never have to guess what your company does. A straight explanation works best. People have learned to stay away from sites that aren't clear. You don't want to be one of those. Your contact information should be displayed prominently in several areas on each page. Never make visitors have to look for phone numbers or email addresses.

Whether or not to put prices on the site is a personal choice. Some visitors will welcome it and some might decide you are too high. Times are hard; people are making decisions based on cost more than ever. If you do post your prices, make sure they are easy to understand and contain all necessary details. (Like per hour or per job, fee's for special work or for things not covered by the specific job)

That's pretty much all there is to it. Treat your visitors like more than just page clicks and you will build relationships that pay off handsomely in the long run.