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Chriss Tyrrell
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Web Design for Small Business

Submitted by Chriss Tyrrell
Thu, 10 Sep 2009

Okay. You're a small business now but if you are like most small business operators, you do have plans for the future that include growing your small business into a not so small business. So what this means is that when your doing your initial web design for small business, you make sure that the site can grow with you.

Laying the Online Groundwork for Moving On Into the Big Leagues

Well that sounds easy enough? Or does it? Hey! After all, it's simply a matter of plugging new features into your site. Right? Well yes and no. Stop and think about it just for a minute or two. Doesn't every successful large business have traditions, symbols, slogans and business methods that were developed in their infancy that they carried with them to the big leagues. Things that simply haven't changed?

Maybe It's Time to Finally Come Up With An Official Company Slogan

Well the same principles can apply online if you allow them to. For instance, have you considered coming up with some type of official company slogan? Sure you and your mates may have kicked a few around at the office or job site somewhat in jest but have you given any serious consideration to making one official?

Web Design for Small Business That Has You Looking Big

Then your going to need a logo for your site as well. Bear in mind that you're not going to want to change your logo or company slogan in the middle of the game, so once again leave them both room for growth. A big business sounding slogan and a big business looking logo is what I'm referring to. Remember part of the beauty of the Internet, is that you can appear much bigger then you really are by way of these and other crafty web design techniques.

Planning for Future Expansion With a Growing Client List

So what about building your customer or client base? Sure you most likely have some sort of list of people that you have done business with but wouldn't you like to build on what you now have? Bigger, Better, faster! A list containing thousands of potential clients or buyers you can contact one at a time or all at once if you wish to "reel in" on your next promotional concept. This means that you're definitely going to have to start harvesting email addresses and preference information.

Harvesting Viable Email Addresses That Can Be Converted Into Business

What you don't want on your site is simply a place where any visitor can enter their name and email address. Hey! If they're doing it for you that easily, you can bet that their doing it all over the Internet at every site they visit. What you want is "viable" interested parties who aren't so willing to just hand over their email addresses and information regarding their preferences on whatever it is that your site is selling or promoting.

Web Design for Small Business That Includes Information Product Offerings

Your going to have to come up with some sort of enticement in the form of perhaps a monthly news-letter, ebook or some other related information product that you can offer them in return. It's a bit of a hassle because this stuff has to be written, edited and prepared but it's going to provide you with a steady supply of viable email addresses and survey information that you can use any time you wish on into the future.

 

Chris Tyrrell writes for Studio-40, a web design and marketing agency in the UK. Visit the website to find out more: Search engine optimisation company.


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