Does Your Website sell?

That's a good question. Maybe thats why I haven't had luck with affiliate programs.

Thats a very good point and honestly I don't think as many sites out there sell what they are trying to do and this could very well be the full reason why some startup places fall so quickly.

Originally Posted by susan

Thats a very good point and honestly I don't think as many sites out there sell what they are trying to do and this could very well be the full reason why some startup places fall so quickly.

We provide SEO services, but we understand if a website doesn't do a good job selling then all the traffic increases will likely not do much good. That is why we take a holistic view.

SEO is only part of the solutions it isn't the end all.

Let's face it most website content was not developed with a sales presentation in mind. The idea is to get the visitor to complete a desired action. Just providing information isn't selling.

Originally Posted by Local SEO Solutions

We provide SEO services, but we understand if a website doesn't do a good job selling then all the traffic increases will likely not do much good. That is why we take a holistic view.

SEO is only part of the solutions it isn't the end all.

Let's face it most website content was not developed with a sales presentation in mind. The idea is to get the visitor to complete a desired action. Just providing information isn't selling.

I agree with you. Presenting the website and content are the things webmasters should first look at.

We strive to keep the clients needs and wants foremost. You can do the best possible job with SEO. You can generate lots of traffic, but if the website doesn't sell and isn't easy to use then all the client ends up with is a huge bounce rate.

I can say that our sales is better now compare to last month. I think our seo specialist and advertisers did well this month.

I like Pay Per Lead Affiliate Programs. Less of a call for action. IMHO

If your sites only purpose is to generate clicks on ads then their isn't much need for a call to action. But if your site sells actual products or services you absolutely should have a call to action.

Originally Posted by Local SEO Solutions

If your sites only purpose is to generate clicks on ads then their isn't much need for a call to action. But if your sites sells actual products or services you absolutely should have a call to action.

Can you explain the term 'call to action'?