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Does Your Website Suck? Here is how to Fix it?

Filed in archive Internet Marketing by Greg Balanko-Dickson on December 12, 2006

Does Your Website Suck? Here is how to Fix it?
Canadian business Online has a great little article to help B2B websites critique and fix their website. They identified four specific issues with suggestions on how to fix the problem.

So, a couple of questions for you: Does your business-to-business (B2B) site make it easy for your customers to find out what they want to know? Or do you frustrate them with mystifying lingo, unhelpful information and hard-sell techniques?

Blunder #1: Omitting essential product information
Blunder #2: Making the site a chore to navigate
Blunder #3: Patting yourself on the back
Blunder #4: Forcing visitors to register Via Canadian business Online


If you have been feeling that your website could be doing better and have made one of the above mentioned blunders, then it is worth a visit to review the article in full and find out how to fix it.






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