One of the most commonly requested features for new websites is a calendar of events.
In the past, many people resorted to putting up links to Word or PDF documents. A nice and simple approach for the website owner, but its actually a time wasting annoyance for anyone wanting to know what's going on.
There's two reason why the document approach doesn't work:
It means that your website visitors need to have the right software installed on their computer before they can even open the document.
They have to wait for the entire document to be downloaded.
And, its this last point that can be really frustrating for your customers; especially if they wasted time downloading and opening a document only to discover that the information they're after isn't there.
A website is just like any business – you need to keep customers coming in the door, have great Cash Flow & most importantly, have a plan for growth or an exit strategy.
Many business owners have a pretty clear exit strategy for their bricks and mortar business – leave it for their children to take over, have a partner buy out agreement or a plan to sell.
When it comes to websites however, few website owners have considered what will happen to their websites when they’re ready to move onto new and exciting challenges.
Like a bricks and mortar business, you could leave your website to your children or have a partner buy you out. But how do you sell a website?
To get great results from your email marketing campaigns you need a great customer database, and to get a great customer database you need to collect email addresses from people who show an interest in what you do.
So to help you get a great customer database, here are 9 of the best places to put your email sign-up form.
A website is just like any business – you need to keep customers coming in the door, have great Cash Flow & most importantly, have a plan for growth or an exit strategy.