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Property WebsiteAccommodating your AudienceYou Can't Find AnythingInternet Home Sales Avoidance TipsBroken images and links. Make sure all your images display properly, and your links actually go somewhere. Spelling and grammar mistakes. If you don't take the time to get these right, don't expect the visitor to trust you with his or her credit card Slow Pages. Your beautiful homepage is 500K and sited on a free websipace at tesco.net . Using enthusiasts tools to create your web pages. Internet savvy customers know what pages were created with what programes; they have a "look" to them. These template driven sites do not inspire confidence. Java applets. If it doesn't have a real purpose get rid of it.. Same goes for JavaScript scrolling messages..Marks you as a net newbie and slows down the customer's machine Coloured text on a coloured or patterned background. Hard to read text means that you lose the sale to a more legible site. More than 1 ad banner on the page. Do you want your business to be perceived as a vehicle to earn click thru revenue.Don't put a banner on your main (home) page. That page should advertise YOUR site, not someone else's. Your entire site is on 1 3-megabyte page. Books have more than one chapter - so should your website.Use the chapters to sell your product Extraneous content. Don't put up an animated gif just because it looks nice. If there's no good reason for something to be on your page, get rid of it. Music. It takes forever to load. It often crashes their browser. And if they don't share your taste in music, it is game over. Conclusion look at every element on your site, and ask yourself "Does this absolutely, positively, HAVE to be on the site?" If the answer is no, be ruthless about it AND GET RID OF IT |
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