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| MEMBERS: | How To Create A Real Website That Will Generate A Real Income
As you know there is lots of information out there on this subject. These days we are blessed being that we have the world of information at our finger tips. This of course can be helpful but it can also be overwhelming. If you want to generate a real income then you will need to treat your venture with a serious mind set. One that is detailed and specific. I visit a number of forums online and I notice a certain pattern. Those who succeed seem to be far more detailed in how they succeeded. Those who fail seem to be only detailed in blaming the reasons why they failed. They do not provide specifics as to what they did. The reason maybe because they would have to defend their actions. They would be exposed and vulnerable to criticism. By the way this criticism would be constructive because the majority of folks out there would genuinely point out what you are doing wrong and how you can go about fixing it. You see those who succeed are not afraid of this. They understand that they may have shortcomings and welcome constructive analysis in order to move themselves closer to their objective. The point I want to make is this. In order to bring anything from the world of ideas into the world of reality you will need to be detailed in your execution. I mean you could not go to a bank and ask the bank manager for venture capital if all you have is ideas with no basis in reality. You will have to be specific and provide actual actions you can take to achieve your goal. The same should hold true before you buy into any business opportunity online or build any website. Before you invest anything you need to provide a detailed outline as to what you are prepared to do and how you are going to do it - based upon the reality of your given set of skills and circumstances. Once you do this I promise you that you will build a real business that will generate a real income because your execution will be detailed and specific and grounded in reality.
SEO and Web Site Building
If you are considering building a web site for your business, then you will more than likely like it to rank in the search engines There are many factors that influence website rankings and many of these factors can be implemented while you are creating your website. Optimizing your website properly for your business will ensure a more successful site. Have you heard the concept "Content is King"? The search engines are becoming more selective at who ranks highly and want to provide the best content for each search term. They are looking for high quality content that is continually updated and provides a quality experience for their searchers. It makes no difference whether you have a content site or a physical product site. Content is "King" as far as the search engines are concerned. By providing quality content and/or good descriptive descriptions of products you sell you will be helping your customers and you may just help yourself at ranking. One mistake many new webmasters make is to over optimize their web page by using too many keywords. If you are excessive with your keywords, your web page will not read well and the search engines my penalize you. It is considered spamming when your techniques are questionable even if that wasn't your intention. There are other techniques that are considered unethical including hiding text, and redirects. Just write for your visitor and don't try to over optimize your web page. Another thing to keep in mind that may cause you problems is the use of frames. Make sure you know how to use frames correctly before using them on your website. If the proper frame context is established, then the search engines can send visitors to your site. However if you use frames incorrectly the spiders for them will not be able to crawl your web page and or website. During web site building, you should also consider the depth of your site. Search engines have spiders that crawl through the web pages and find the necessary keywords. If you do not setup the correct linking structure throughout your website the spiders may not be able to crawl your entire site. One of the best practices when setting up your websites' structure is to include a sitemap that lists all the web pages that make up your website and then link your sitemap to your homepage. This will help ensure that the search engines can crawl your site. With proper planning and a little research you will be able to build a professional site that the search engines love.
Website Accessibility - Need and Basic Guidelines
Website Accessibility means the website accessible to all the users in the web including visitors with disability. Many website owners know that their website is available in the internet for visitors to access information but possibly may not know whether their website is easily accessible and even be unaware about Disability Discrimination Act (DDA). According to Disability Discrimination Act (DDA), all the business should make their services accessible to disabled users. There is also a section in DDA which addresses that if a business offers an online service, even the information is on a single page, then the business is responsible for making an effort to make this information accessible to disabled users. All new websites that are designed and developed should now follow the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) against which the accessibility of the website is measured. But when the website is found isn't complaint, then anybody can sue you legally, if they want to. By following these guidelines, you enhance the professional look of your website, provide access to visitors who previously had not no choice, thus increasing your business prospects and finally not to forget, your business is legal. Some basic Guidelines to increase the accessibility of the visitors Validate HTML and CSS: To check if the HTML and CSS used is valid, W3C validator can be used. It is necessary that websites are checked as the validator automatically tells you about any errors and accessibility issues in the web pages. Image and alternative text: For browsers which don't support images, alternative text can be used to explain what the image is about as the user will only see the text. Resize font text: Most of the internet browsers use Internet explorer to search for information. If the size of the text can be increased by choosing the font size to the largest then it means that your website is accessible to visitors. Use of Java script: Websites are not easily accessible when java script is disabled. Mostly people have the java script support switched off, if that's the case then make sure that you use the Java script sensibly and unnoticeably. Check for the following, 1. Website is accessible without the use of a mouse 2. Website has a Sitemap 3. Website has link text relevant to the content (blind users use tabbing while browsing websites from one link to the other)
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