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| The The CopyWriters Connection Network is not currently active and cannot accept new posts | How To Write Web Content That Sells | Views: 294 | Nov 02, 2005 7:48 pm | | How To Write Web Content That Sells | # | Cathy Qazalbash | | Hi Everyone, It is a little quite here. I hope it is a sign that business is picking up for you! Here are a little something to keep you thinking.
How To Write Web Content That Sells
Your website content is a powerful sales tool and is used to presell to your potential customer. It is critical that you put the right content in your website to achieve this end. In order to make web copy that sells, it is important to know exactly what your visitors will want from your site.
Even before you build a business site you will need to be aware of one important thing. Everything on your website must be geared for selling/preselling. Your site must be fully focused on your main objective to sell your product/service to your visitor. You will be tailoring your website to your potential visitor and fulfilling their wants and needs.
Analyzing your visitors is a must when you plan to start a business website. Familiarize yourself with your market and understand what they will enjoy and encourage them to stay at you site. The longer they stay the more interested they will be in what you have to offer.
What sort of content will your visitors enjoy? Popular ones include:
· Articles and tips about your product/service and related fields. Always include informative articles about your product/service. The primary reason that visitors come to your website will be to get motr information o your product/service. Today’s savvy shopper wants to be fully informed about anything they are going to buy. Few people just buy something without checking all information about it.
· Articles about “hot” topics. What subjects are “hot “ in your field? You can make use of the business forums and check the threads to see what is being discussed, and form articles and tips around this.
· What is in the news? New trends in your field are always interesting to visitors. This shows your expertise and interest in your topic. It will boost your credibility and build trust in your potential customers.
· Related stories about your product /services. Short anecdotes that visitors can relate to and learn from are a nice touch. Do not overdo these and keep them on topic.
· Product reviews are great ways to presell to visitors. Do not make these gushing sales pitches. Make them real and honest. (You really need to use the product before you write one of these.) Done right these are strong presellers and will create curiosity in the visitor to check out your product.
· Resources and tricks of the trade. Insider secrets always fascinate potential buyers. They feel they are learning something that others may not know that will put them ahead of the game.
All these different forms of content will help to make your visitor in a “buying mood.” Give your visitors a little extra and make them happy and you will increase your sales. Web content is meant to entice, intrigue and persuade your visitors to buy your products and use your services. Good subject matter will do all this and more. When you take time to ensure you have this you will sell more and grow your business.
Cathy Q Freelance writer/copywriter http://advertise-your-business.com
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