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Hire a professional Web designer if necessary. The same is valid for your link pages. If you want to exchange links with other sites, make sure that your link pages look attractive. A link on your link pages should be something other people want to have. Make your link pages accessible from your other Web pages and use a great layout for your link pages. 3. Don't use automatically generated doorway pages Automatically created doorway pages might bring some visitors to your site. However, they'll land on a Web page that was designed with search engines spiders in mind. Automatically created doorway pages usually look ugly to human Web surfers. Often, they consist of nothing more than a list of buzz-words. You won't get good results with this method because human Web surfers will quickly close such a Web page. If your Web site fails under one of these categories, Web surfers will leave your site before you even have the chance to tell them your marketing message. 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Unfortunately, visitors don't know that. If you don't tell them the major benefits of your product, no one will take the time to dig into your site. Web surfers are a very impatient group. 2. Don't annoy your visitors with animations they cannot see Some people use Flash animations or big pictures with a meaningless text such as "Welcome to the world of tomorrow" as their index page that redirects to their actual first page. Don't do that if you don't want to lose a big part of your visitors. Flash intros take minutes to load on a slow modem connection so most Web surfers will go away before they even had a chance to see your actual home page. In addition, Web pages containing only a Flash animation cannot be indexed by most search engines. If you use a Flash intro as your index page, chances are that your site will never show up on search engines. 3. Respect people's time Until high-speed Internet access becomes widespread, don't use large bandwidth-clogging graphics. As a rule of thumb, no single graphic should be larger than 30 KB to 50 KB, and no single page should have more than 200 KB of graphics. If you must include a large, detailed image, provide your visitors a smaller, thumbnail version so they know if seeing the larger image is worth their time. 4. Test with different Web browsers Not all Web surfers use Microsoft's Internet Explorer in version 6. It's important to test your Web site with different Web browsers. Try to test your Web site with Internet Explorer version 5.0, Mozilla/Netscape and Opera. 5. Be consistent Professional Web sites always have their navigational bar at the same side. They use a consistent style for headlines, headers and text. Don't use more than three different fonts in different sizes. Try to avoid colored or textured backgrounds. They make text difficult to read. Of course, dancing buttons and blinking text don't belong to a professional Web site, either. Once Web surfers have decided not to go away on their first impulse, you have to keep them with a good sales copy."Copyright by Axandra.com.Internet marketing and search engine ranking software ."
 
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