Traffic Building With Squidoo
Nov 21st, 2008 | By Kevin | Category: trafficIf you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed with Feedburner. Thanks for visiting!
Operating an online business can be fun. Finding the right mix of products and services, and then putting them online is one of the simplest ways to create a business. However, it can be hard to get people interested in going to your site. Fortunately, there are sites to help you.
Squidoo is one of those sites. The site allows you to set up your own catalog. It also allows you to set up a website, but the catalog is what most people are interested in. By posting your catalog in a public site, you allow them better access to your site, and allowing you to sell your items to a wider variety of customers than you had thought of.
Squidoo allows you to set up a site as well, and it can be linked to other sites. This allows the website owner to better manage their online business, and gives them access to a wider variety of customers. Combined with the catalog, Squidoo gives site owners a number of great tools to use.
Like anything you do, remember that it’s a matter of trust; if someone buys from your Squidoo site, you need to deal with that customer as soon as possible. The sooner that your customers get their product, the more likely that they are to buy from you again. On the other hand, if you let them languish, then the more likely that your customer will reverse charges and go elsewhere. So, just remember to treat your customers right, and they will keep coming back to you!
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Originally from Wisconsin, I moved out to Salt Lake City over ten years ago on a six month software development contract. I now have over 15 years in software development, and was introduced to internet marketing back in 2003. During the wild west days, our business focused on content sites for Adsense revenue. As it became harder and harder to keep up with the search engines, our business has evolved, and forced us to focus on building lists and creating products. We now have a list of about 5000 interested in goal setting, and a small internet marketing list of about 500.