7/01/2008
Same-old, same-old: Web writing mistakes we see over…and over…and over
| Mistake # 1: No-no Navigation Navigation, in fact, must be so easy that visitors to your site shouldn’t even have to think about it. Your website navigation should immediately let someone know:
Mistake # 2: Putting existing print on your website. No, no, no. Do not take your brochure, product catalog, employee manual, whatever and simply put it on-line. Printed materials don’t work on-line; they’re two totally different species. Wouldn’t you be annoyed if you read a brochure, had your interest piqued, logged on to the site and found the exact same copy there? I would…and am quite often! Mistake # 3: Believing people care about you personally and your website. In the final analysis, nobody truly cares about your site. That sounds horrible, but it’s true. What people want is a solution. They want their problems solved and they want to figure out in as few seconds as possible whether you’re the one to do it for them. Labels: business writing, seo copywriting, web content, writing for the web |






