10 Tips to a successful Website.

guzie · Joined: 22 Feb 2006 Posts: 9

Below are 10 steps to making YOUR website successful.
I am not a "guru" or an expert internet marketing person.
Just someone who has learned thru trial and error.

1. Make and develop your own website. Do NOT copy or get websites that have absolutley no value.

2. Find your niche. What do you do for a living? What are your interests, your hobbies, your love. Do you like sports? What about working and tinkering with cars/trucks. Do you like skateboarding, gardening, are you a wizard at math, electronics, computers, etc....etc.....

3. Once you have that in mind start writing it down. Yes... take a pen and put it on paper. You will probably have tons of content for your website. This is what people want, and more importantly what "google" and the rest of the search engines are craving for.

4. Find a good webhosting company. Do your best to learn HTML Once you have a good working knowledge of that start with CSS, PHP, and others. The main one is HTML.

5. Find a good graphics program. The two best are Paint shop Pro and Adobe photoshop. PSP is alot cheaper.

6. S.E's love good simple HTML & CSS content. Once you have that start putting your adsense or affiliate links in place. Remember this is FREE advertising.

7. You have probably heard this before but I will say it again. do NOT slap on a bunch of banners, and unrelated links on your page. Stay away from link farms, black hat search optimization tricks and anyone that says "make thousands/millions in 2 months " IT WON'T HAPPEN".

8. Read everything positive! Yes read and acquire the knowledge that will help you get what you want.

9. Here are 2 words that helped me: Persistence and Determination.

10. Visit and participate in forums, blogs and websites that have valuable information concerning your niche!

Thanks Paul Guzman

Rosalind Gardner · Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 5:25 pm Post subject:

Hi Paul,

That's a very good synopsis! Thanks!

Cheers,
Ros

vartov · Joined: 29 Dec 2006 Posts: 29

That's good Paul, but I think the success of a Website depends on the purpose.
What are you trying to get from your site? if you have the answer then you build it.

dudley · Joined: 20 Jun 2007 Posts: 5

nice article info. i will use that info. by the way i am beginner in web design.

carlene.gardiner · Joined: 14 May 2007 Posts: 1

so glad to be a part.i'm new to this but i'm so glad i purchased: the super affiliate handbook, great investment, and plus been able to read in the forum how evryones getting on with there internet business. great, thanx evry1 thanx rosalind u rock. keep it up.... i can do this. cheerz all.