For anything to work well, care must be taken
to make firm, workable plans to execute it and the same goes for website
designs. With a well thought out website design, you will be able to create a
site that generates multiple streams of revenue for you. In fact the opposite is also true, many websites
turn into online wasteland because they are not well planned and do not get a
single visitor. Gradually, the webmaster will not be motivated to update it
anymore and it turns into wasted cyberspace.
The crucial point of
planning your site is optimizing it for revenue if you want to gain any income
from the site. Divide your site into major blocks, ordered by themes, and start
building new pages and subsections in those blocks. For example, you might have
a "food" section, an "accommodations" section and an
"entertainment" section for a tourism site. You can then write and
publish relevant articles in the respective sections to attract a stream of
traffic that comes looking for further information.
When you have a
broader, better-defined scope of themes for your website, you can sell space on
your pages to people interested in advertising on your site. You can also earn
from programs like Google's Adsense and Yahoo! Search Marketing if people surf
to those themed pages and click on the ads. For this very reason, the
advertisement blocks on your pages need to be relevant to your content, so a
themed page fits that criteria perfectly.
As the Internet continues
to grow in its ever reaching expanse, advertising on the Internet will bear
more results than within magazines or other offline media. Hence, start tapping
in on this lucrative stream of profit right away!
This will come about
with good initial planning of your site.
Don’t be satisfied with your site today, but consider what you will be
doing with it five years down the road, or maybe ten years into the
future. Allow your site the opportunity
to grow and expand as does your entire business.
QUOTE TO CONSIDER
THOUGHTFUL GEM
"There is no greater defeat
than to look behind and think
what could have been!"
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