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Beating the Competition with Your Business Website

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by Jerry Mooney


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One of the main ways that the average person finds and chooses a company to give their business right now is via the internet. That means that your business website is one of your most valuable commodities and as such, you should put a lot of time and effort into making it the best it can be.

According to the top UX design firms, if your website is unique, engaging and valuable to your readers, there is a very good chance that they will choose you over your competitors who have spent less time, money and effort on their websites.

Sound good? Here are some fairly simple things you can do to ensure your website is better, and that you do beat the competition:

Think About What Your Customer Likes

Something that a lot of businesses fail to do when working on their websites is to think about what their customers would actually like to see, but the thing is that customers are more likely to gravitate to and keep visiting websites that please them in some way. That means that if your website uses colors, words, sounds, and videos that appeal to your tartget audience, you are more likely to be successful. So, give it some thought and do some market research and create a website that appeals on a basic level if you want to draw them in.

Write Useful Content

So many businesses go wrong by creating content that is all about the sell. They write thousands of words about their business and what it does, totally forgetting that they want people to actually read their stuff and choose their business.

Of course, some promotion is needed, but you’re far more likely to be successful if you create content that is useful. One good way to make this easier is to use Wordpress in some way, as this is designed around content writing more than your traditional business site might be. Using a company offering the best wordpress hosting denver (or indeed elsewhere) can make this process easier for you. Once you've done this, focus on creating things like informative how-to tutorials or content that is otherwise engaging and most importantly, not focused on the hard-sell. If you do that, you’ll get more hits, show the customer you know what you are doing and convert more sales.

Check Your Spelling and Grammar

It never ceases to amaze me how many professional websites are littered with spelling and grammar mistakes. It doesn’t exactly instill confidence in he reader who will come to think of those businesses as being sloppy and unprofessional. Don’t let that happen to you and beat the competition by using ServiceScape editing services to ensure your website is word perfect. If there are no mistakes, you will breed confidence in your company.

Use Unique Photos

Instead of using the same stock images that every competitor in your niche uses, spend some money on professional brand and product photographs and you will instantly stand out from the crowd and develop a more meaningful brand identity that will see you go further than the rest.


Focus on Usability

Last, but definitely not least, you should ensure that your website is easy to use from the second someone clicks on it until the moment they make a purchase. The easier it is to navigate, the more people will actually buy.

Spend some serious time and money on your website and it will be one of the best investments you ever make.

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