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The expression "website content positioning" can have many meanings. It really depends on who you are: a Webmaster or a Web site visitor. Each will have a different view point, based on their respective requirements. Obviously, the ideal situation is when both are satisfied.
The purpose of this page is to help you, as Webmaster, meet the expectations of your Web site visitor . . . and potential client. Lets take a closer look at what the stakes are, depending on the point of view.
As Webmaster, you will want to structure your Web site to:
- Support the image you want to project.
- Support the main purpose of your Web site.
- Send a clear message to your visitors.
- Make it easy for your visitors to find what they are looking for.
As a Web site visitor, you want:
- The information to bear a direct relationship to what you are looking for.
- The information to be useful, helpful.
- The possibility of making an informed decision, and to act accordingly, on site.
Physical And Logical Aspects
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You will want to design your website content positioning to your visitor's needs, as well as yours. Your visitor is hoping to gain something by visiting your Web site. You are hoping to gain something from his visit. Let's see how you can meet both objectives.
The entire structure of your Web site must be designed to make finding information as effortless as possible. Therefore, you will have to choose the physical aspects carefully. Some of the most important ones are:
- General look and feel.
- Navigational aids (navigation bar, text and image links, etc.)
- Web page layout.
Now. The logical aspect of website content positioning is often the most overlooked, among Webmasters, both novice and "experienced"!
Your entire Website must have a coherent logical purpose, if it is going to be rewarding, both for your visitors and you! Therefore, you must take into consideration two essential aspects:
- The infra-structure of your Web site: keywords, inside and outbound links, tables, etc.
- The style of the your message will have to be, intentionally informative at all times, as well as argumentative when required.
- Your style and content will also have to be convincing and, eventually, persuasive. Your "bottom line" depends on it.
Above all, you must select your Web site content to be helpful. How to do that is not difficult . . . if you know how to do it effectively. We are far from the "catalog style" listing of products or services, that too many Webmaster believe to be helpful.
The Third Side Of The Coin
What about website content positioning for marketing purposes? How do you do that? How do you let the WWW and, more specifically, your target clientele, know about the existence of the invaluable information a visit to your site will reveal? How do you promote your Web site content?
How To Master Website Content Positioning
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Fortunately, you can learn, step by step, how to meet all the above mentioned website content positioning objectives, criteria and requirements, effectively and efficiently.
The process I use has been developed by experts and is guaranteed to give results. I can vouch for that, without hesitation. Just click on the postage stamp graphic on the left. Take the time to investigate and analyze. All the answers are there. Your time will be well spent. I guarantee it.
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