August 1, 2007
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Going online or setting your own company Website is one of the hottest trends among entrepreneurs. Unfortunately, many entrepreneurs do not fully understand the importance of managing their sites over the long haul.
According to AllBusiness.com, a survey by a UK-based Internet marketing company has revealed that about 70% of companies surveyed are “compromising their image by failing to update their websites regularly.”
Keep in mind that your Website is a powerful extension of your business identity. It means whatever you do there has significant impact in your total business. Given this statistics, it is safe to assume that many Websites are simply riding the trend blindly. Do not be one of them.
Before you manage your website, try to understand first the purpose of developing it. Usually, it aims to educate customers and promote your products or services. Others simply build an online community to gather customers all over the nation. It is important that you know your long-term directions to identify what contents to add and what to remove in your site.
Once your purpose is clear, consider downloading a free, enriching e-book from Entrepreneur.com that offers 10 east ways to improve your site and 9 moves to avoid. Also, if you’ve decided that your website should have a weblog, visit our sister blog, which discusses building a better website.
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