TAKE YOUR WEBSITES TO THE NEXT LEVEL THROUGH THESE SMALL TWEAKS

1. TAKE YOUR WEBSITES TO THE NEXT LEVEL  THROUGH THESE SMALL TWEAKS    Take Websites To The Next Level Use Of Following Small  Tweaks: ​The start of a new decade brings with it a new lease of life,  new beginnings, and new frontiers to discover. For businesses, this  means taking the company into the new millennia, with relevant  changes, and the addition of user-friendly features. Individuals don’t  have the monopoly on the “new decade, new me” mantra – so if  you’re especially savvy, you can apply it to your business as well.  One of the most important things for ​businesses​ to have nowadays is a  dedicated websites. This is the era of smartphones. Connectivity  around the world has grown exponentially, and more than half of the 

2. population has access to the Internet. Social media takes the cake in  making the world more connected than ever.  If you’re a business person, it only fits that you are in the know of the  trends that’s relevant to your specific industry. But do you know that  websites-wise, there are things you can do to welcome the new  decade? Usher in some of these small tweaks in your websites to  ensure your success in the next ten years:  Small Tweak 1. Shorten your copies on websites.  Copies are anything that consists of words – product descriptions,  button labels, fluff, articles, press releases, etc. If you’re dealing with  services, a great copy informing your websites visitors of what you do  is essential. If you’re a product-centric websites, product information  is imperative as well. You don’t need to have long copies for these,  though, as few words and phrases are more beneficial.  Shortening your copies makes your websites visitors more  comfortable to the eye. It creates an inviting ambiance: not too  serious, but serious enough for business. For example, if you have  Hamilton watches​ as products, consider listing down the features,  cutting down the unnecessary fluff.  Small Tweak 2. Maintain your blog on websites.  Most websites, especially ​e-commerce websites,​ focus on the  products and services. For sales, obviously. That’s understandable,  but ​maintaining a blog​ makes your websites more alive. Google  crawlers are especially friendlier to sites that have a history of  updating now and then.  Set a schedule. Employ a content writer who can create quality and  original blogs for you, at least once or twice a week. Or if you’re  particularly good at writing, you can do it yourself. After all, you’re  the entrepreneur, so you at least have a great wealth of knowledge 

3. about the business. Maintain a blog, regular schedule posting, do it for  a year, and see the changes.  Small Tweak 3. Answer questions immediately.  In this era where instant messaging is one of the drivers of the tech  industry, a websites that is focused on consumer questions,  complaints, and returns is a breath of fresh air. Gone are the days  where customers can only reach you through email and a dedicated  contact page. If you haven’t added a dedicated chatbox for your  consumer yet, it’s high time you do.  Getting a chatbox should not be the be-all and end-all of your  customer service​ as well. Prompt answers to questions should be top  on your targets. Hire a person to do this. Or a team depending on your  capacity. If you’re starting, you can handle this side of the business  yourself. It’s arguably the most important part of getting a sale, and  you’d be remiss if you don’t pay attention to it.  Takeaway  The new decade brings with it a promise. Of hope, of things to look  forward to, and the fun memories that you’ll experience.  Business-wise, the stars should be shining to you this year. But luck is  just one part of the picture, and you’ll need to make some changes if  you want to achieve your goals. To a prosperous 2020!