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10 Ways to Improve Your Sales and Traffic


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Teresa King
teresanetswan.com

Tips for Top
http://www.tipsfortop.com


Many times I check people's websites for some key ingredients

that are needed to get more hits; and make more sales per hit.



These are the ones that just glare at me when people write to

ask me what they can do to make their sales better.



1. They write me, and don't have a signature on their email.



Set your email up with a two or three line signature. It can

be a "Click Here to Find out How You can make Spare Cash on

your computer!" Or, it can have your business name, your

name, your url, and your phone number as any professional

business would do. The choice is yours - however do ONE of

them! Without a signature, you are losing a lot of potential

traffic to your site.





2. I go in to check their meta tags, and find worthless ones.



Your meta tags should match what you are selling and should have

at least three key words in the title, at least 3 key words in

the description...and, at least 10 keywords that someone will

search for. These Key Words should be on your main sales page.



Do not spam the search engines with your meta tags. Repeat words

are frowned upon. Pluralize everything that you can.



3. Your Headline for your site should grab your reader's attention!



Questions really work well. Are you ready to explode your sales?

Are you tired of not selling anything? Does getting more hits

to your site interest you? Are you ready to read the most powerful

eBook on the net?



4. Lack of using the word YOU.



People on the average, don't care about you, the seller. They

care about what your product is, and how it will benefit them.

Outline that product and how it benefits them, and use the word

YOU when doing that outline.



5. Lack of making things easy for your potential customer.



Your potential customer does not need to be distracted from

reading your sales letter that benefits them by seeing flashing

banners, and tons of animated graphics, which keep them from

reading what you want and NEED them to read. Make it easy for

them to read what you have to say about how your product will

benefit them, and make the ordering easy and painless.





6. Poor Grammar and Misspellings on your Site.



This is just not professional. Get that dictionary out or at

least, use spell check. Just remember, spell check will not know

if you are using "there, their, they're" properly or that when

you use "to, too or two" correctly. So, read your web page and

make sure you have them right!



*hint* Sometimes, putting a misspelled word in your meta tags

will bring you a hit that you might not otherwise have gotten.

Such as if you were selling a lose weight book.... Many people

use "loose weight or lose wait," so it doesn't hurt to put the

word "loose" and the word "wait" into your meta tags.



7. Your colors are important.



Your average web age on the net for people who buy is 41

years old. Generally by the time a person hits the age of 40

they are starting to need reading glasses.



Do not put white print on black.... do not write in tiny print.

Use a white or beige or yellowish background with Black or very

dark blue print. Use Arial 10 or Verdana 10 and you should be

all right.



Do not write a whole web page in 14+ point.. It is okay to put

emphasis on things, however you might try using italics and

darken the italics to stress a point, or change the color

slightly, drawing the eye to it.



8. Not capturing your visitor's email.



Hey, you spent time and possibly dollars to get a person to your

website; don't let them get away without capturing their email.



This does not mean that you need to harass them. It does mean

that you need to start an ezine/newsletter or even an announcement

for new products list. It means you need to entice them to sign

up for something. Use free eBooks (preferably branded or your

own to give away, providing they sign up for the free thing you

give them.)



9. Keep track of your previous customers.



When you get a new product in, your previous customer should

be emailed and told where to go to a special discount page

just for them to review your new product.



People who were happy when purchasing from you before are far

more prepared to buy from you again. Don't let those past

customers walk away.



10. Get an Autoresponder; and an autoresponder course.



Offering an autoresponder course on a subject that you are

knowledgeable is yet another way to stay in contact with your

visitors. It is said it takes 7 times for someone to see something

before they purchase. What better way then a 7 day autoresponder

course?



Be prepared for your visitors and treat them like a valued guest

in your home, and your sales will improve.



Teresa King

December 2001

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Teresa King is a successful net marketer and is the author of

several ebooks, including Ezine Marketing Made Easy, Profit on

the Net for Beginners and her latest, What Did Mama Forget to

Teach You? Stop on into http://www.tipsfortop.com

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