Toooften, online marketers forget to put themselves in the place of thecustomer.  Instead, their "marketing" efforts can turn into a blizzardof information, resulting in an unfocused, ineffective strategy thatactually loses sales.

Are you making these three mistakes?

1. Email or other advertising that directs customers to your home page, instead of directly to a specific product or offer. Online customers don't want to spend a lot of time wandering throughpage after page of stuff; at least, not the first time they find yourstore or Business.  They want to immediately see what they were looking for whenthey responded to your ad, so be sure the link takes them there.
2. Hiding from human contact. Is your phone number easily found throughout the site?  Is your contactinformation clear and up-to-date?  Sure, you'd like your online storeto be a totally automated process, but if you've done much onlineshopping yourself you know how nice it is to be able to call someonewith a question.  Make sure your site allows your customers that option.
3. Selling one item at a time. Just as a fast-food restaurant always asks if you want to add fries ora dessert, you should create offers that present customers withadditional choices.  Add-on sales are the "gravy," and you want lots ofgravy for juicy profits!

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To Maria:

Sure, it makes sence when you selling kind a candlesticks or plates or .... whatever you can touch. How do you could accept your first rule, while one is selling virtual product? You could say: "bring people to this virtual product site" and you'll be right in some cases. Now imagine: one is selling domain names, which MUST to be checked for availability first. At this point I'm starting to disagree with your rule number 1. A person, who like to buy a domain name (or park it) may look for variations of it for hours, because the name he wants is probably already taken.
I think we should seriously think about this rule. If it could not be held in absolutely all cases - it can not to be rule.

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