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Quick Power Tips
The purpose of our Quick Power Tips is to give your website an
immediate boost in traffic and conversions. By implementing these
simple tips, you should see more visitors coming to your site, staying
longer and turning into customers.
The advice in the articles below was chosen to give you the most
immediate and noticeable return on the time invested.
However, just as a stool can't remain standing on only 1 or 2 legs, it's important that you incorporate all of the information we offer, so that you may attract, retain and convert the greatest number of customers.
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7 More Quick Power Tips to Make Your Content Easy to Read
Rick Henkin
Here are 7 more quick power tips to make your content easy to read. This serves two purposes: 1) You'll keep visitors on your page longer, which gives you more of a chance to sell them on your product or service; and 2) More visitors will actually read what you've written and possibly become customers.
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6 Quick Power Tips to Make Your Content Easy to Read
Rick Henkin
It's more important that your user can easily read your content than anything else. Certain fonts, font sizes, backgrounds and colors are easier to view on a computer monitor than they are on the printed page due to differences in resolution. Here are 6 quick power tips to help ensure that your content is easy to read . . .
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7 Quick Power Tips to Keep Your Visitor on Your Web Page
Rick Henkin
How you format your paragraphs, sentences and words will help determine whether or not they get read. Visitors want to find the information they're looking for with as little effort as possible. They won't read dense blocks of text no matter how carefully you've chosen your words. Here are 7 quick power tips to help keep your visitor on your web page: . . .
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Answer These 4 Questions on Your Homepage
Rick Henkin
Part of keeping visitors on your website and turning them into customers, is anticipating and answering their questions so they don't move onto your competitor's website. They won't take the time to decipher anything that is unclear to them. The 4 most important questions your visitor has that your homepage must answer are: . . .
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10 Ways to Show Customers That You Care
Rick Henkin
There are many things you can do to show your customers that you care. Some of them take more time and effort than others. But, here are 10 quick and easy things you can do right now to let your customers know that you understand that you're in business to serve them: . . .
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2 Quick Power Tips Guaranteed to Increase Your Sales
Rick Henkin
Have you ever experienced the frustration of trying to buy a product on a website and you can't even find out the total price (shipping, handling, sales tax, etc.) unless you either fill out a long registration form or give up your credit card information? Or maybe you're shown the item but you have to click to another page to find the price? How did you feel about that company? . . .
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