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| Make Your Site "Sticky" by Dan Grossman Making your site "sticky" simply means creating a site that keeps the visitor within the site as long as possible and getting them to return often. Making YOUR site "sticky" involves some extra work on your part, but drawing in traffic and keeping it at your site IS your goal, right? Here are a few things you can do to do just that:
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| Now that you've registered your site, you're almost ready to start taking orders. Next, you need to accept credit cards. Charge.Com lets you take MasterCard, Visa, American Express, and Discover. They have the best rates, over 95% of applicants are accepted, and there's NO APPLICATION FEE. To apply right now visit http://www.charge.com/addme/
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=> ADD NEWS AND WEBFEEDS This is a simple way to keep your content ALWAYS fresh! Through the wonders of JavaScript, these services allow you to add news headlines and content directly to your site. You can customize it to fit right in with your existing content, and the headlines update themselves automatically: * http://www.moreover.com * http://www.isyndicate.com => BUILD A COMMUNITY WITHIN YOUR SITE This may be one of the more challenging methods of generating return visits, but it's well worth it if you're successful. Build a community by offering a forum or message board on a topic your visitors are interested in. Getting them started is hard, but once you've got it going, people will return to check if anybody has responded to their posts or to read the latest threads. You can easily run one, whether you have CGI and Perl access on your web host or if you'd rather have a remotely hosted message board: * http://www.infopop.com * http://www.everyone.net If you can successfully make your site "sticky" enough to bring your visitors back to your site repeatedly, you're guaranteed success!
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| Article by Dan Grossman Over 250 hand-picked resources, articles, and tools when you visit: http://www.websitegoodies.com - As a bonus, Dan also publishes the free weekly"WebDevPortal" newsletter for website owners! Subscribe today and get articles like this every week: mailto:subscribe@webdevportal.com?subject=webdevportal-subscribe |
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