Tuesday, November 18, 2014

Websites Increasing Revenue/Increasing Sales ~ Jimmy Hall Writing Services

The whole idea of having a business website is to get a message across and generally to increase sales and increase revenue. It works like this: Ideally, a potential customer is sitting at their desk and thinks about a product or service they need, types the item into a search engine (Google, Bing, etc) in the form of a query for a search, and then hopefully your website emerges on the first page of items the search engine returns to them. Don't we all want this?

At this point the searcher, you hope, clicks on your site and visits it. With any luck or blessings, he or she likes the info given, is convinced to take action, and then proceeds to work with you or the website to buy the products or services. EASY, right?

That is precisely what websites are intended to do: increase sales and increase revenue. If your offerings are properly priced, bottom-line profits will by necessity increase as well. The formula works; it is tried and proven. However, if you searched and found this piece, your website must not be functioning that well yet; so here we are!

For a website and its webpages to attract viewers, inform them, and convert them, the site must be optimized for search engines (full of the right keywords and relevant content properly placed - properly called 'search engine optimization or SEO) and have a subtle but definite "call to action" to move the readers to buy.

This special form of SEO-web content writing is a far cry from traditional print writing, and requires a knowledgeable web content writer or web content writing service to pull it off. The writer must not only provide the content for readers to read, but must also write in a manner to attract them.

I suggest to you, as a web content writer and business writer, that good web writers are a "great bang for the buck." Our special talents combined with your products and services can and will increase your sales and increase your revenue. bank on it! What do you think?

~ Jimmy Hall - Jimmy Hall Writing Services (404-580-1501).


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