How-to build a successful website!

[sinelogixtech]

How-to build a successful website?

[MVMInfotech18]

Develop a Brand Strategy for Your Site. PeopleImages / Getty Images. ...
Avoid Website Design Mistakes. ...
Premium, Free or Freemium Content? ...
Generate Website Traffic. ...
Make Your Site Sticky. ...
Use Killer SEO to Clobber the Competition. ...
Generate Revenue Without Scaring Off Your Visitors. ...
Show Advertisers What You Can Do for Them.

[davidweb09]

You must learn to design & development a website before start for Google friendly Web Designing.

[QServices Inc]

To build a successful website need to practice more and more at writing codes. Of course, you will think it is easier to say in words but not practically. However, in reality, your technical skills and specialization will be your only partner. Admiring successful web developers stand separated from the crowd because they display particular personality qualities and cultivate positive habits.
So, what routines and mindset disconnect a pro from a failure? We have narrowed down some practices that will foreshadow a bright future for a web developer.
It’s About High-Quality Codes.
Build A Portfolio
Easy to find contact information
About section
Relevant experience
provide context
Relevant skills
personal projects
Documented source control
Relevant social media profile
Achievement.


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[Akshay_M]

The short answer is make it do something for people.

Telling people how wonderful you are is boring - showing them and wowing them is the only way anyone will listen without being introduced. They don't care who you are, who you do work for or how many awards you've won until you show them what they can do for them.

People are sick and tired of reading stuff on websites - content is not king, it is a waste of most people's time.

4 tips
1: Make it work. Active.
Give them access to something they can do - not a 30 day trial with a 10 box signup, but instant and free (sign in using Twitter might be OK).
Make it fun.
Make it different each time they come so they come back.
Give them stuff they can share - with friends, with colleagues...

2: Make it really, really easy.
Easy to sign up, easy to share, easy to learn and most of all - easy to understand.

3: Be honest and upfront.
Don't hide your pricing or make them call sales to find out.
Don't pretend you work for every big company when you've just started.

4: Be focused.
Stop trying to be everything to everybody. If you focus on some people, you can make something special for them, if you try to please everybody you get a game show.

Most of all, though - don't waste their time. They don't care about your stuff, they care about what you can do for them.