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Overview

This tutorial is based on a "marketing approach". Throughout the next few pages - we will continually talk about how to write and think for a marketing effect - that is - to get people to buy your stuff.

Anatomy of a Website

Before we start talking about the individual parts of your site, it’s important that we give a brief summary of all the pages you will need to market your product on the web. This "sketch" will help you see where all the parts fit together.

  1. The Introduction Page
  2. More Benefits and Features of Your Product (can be 2-3 more pages)
  3. Trust Building Pages
  4. Closing Page - Get them to act - elicits Target Response

Important Features:

  1. Overview of "Content".
  2. Knowing your target market.
  3. The "Hook" - endings that "lead on".
  4. Navigation that leads.

 

 

 

 

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