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Setting up a free website for yourself or for your company can actually help increase sales or income for your company or business. Whether it’s a free webpage or paid web hosting, you can take advantage of it by setting up one today. With your simple computer basic training, you can easily design your own webpage.

For more details go to: www.html-branders.com Lots of people don’t know that they can easily put up a webpage on the internet within 30 minutes or even less without knowing any HTML CODE, FTP and without spending a penny.

If you don’t have a website on the internet today, you can only use words of mouth or traditional forms of marketing to promote your business or activity to the rest of the world. You must not learn about domains, web hosting, ftp and other features of running a website in other to design a free website. Here is your first option!

What about setting up a free blog? With this option, you don’t have to pay for hosting or learn ftp, register a domain and the other headaches associated with running a site? You can easily set up a free blog at blogger this blogging website is owned by Google.

A major advantage of using blogger is that your blogs/WebPages will also be picked up quickly by the search engines as well as getting you free traffic (which means recognition) from people who like to click the next button at blogger to read the next page or to find out more about you or your company.

But what would you put on your blog/free website if I may ask? Or do you lack computer basic training? Am sure you don’t; so why should you be afraid to post regularly on your blog? You can literally put up a little story about yourself or your company, so your customers or friends get to know you better. Let’s assume you run a small pet store, you can often discuss grooming of dogs or what a healthy diet is for a cat.

You can use your free website/free blog to educate your customers or friends and to help them learn more about your services as well as your personality.

For can visit to: www.handy-color-schemer.com Most people are curious about the person who runs a shop or company so let them see a bit of your background and history too if you feel comfortable doing that.

Your second option is to use a free website deigning software (WYSIWYG as it’s normally called) to set up your own website. In my own opinion, this is the best option for you. You don’t also need any knowledge of HTML CODE or website designing skills to use this software to write and publish your website within minutes. The problem though is that there are so many of them on the internet today, promising to be easy to use. But in reality, they are not. You can find out one of the best free website designing software to use for your WebPages, through my resource box, after reading this article; if you’re interested anyway. I personally use it myself and it’s one of the best and easiest to use that I discovered.

If you eventually decide to go for the second option (which I do recommend) you’ll also be secretly learning how to design a website without even knowing what you are doing and having to learn HTML CODES. You can as well use free blog at logger together with the free software. Putting up your free WebPages in 30 minutes or less can’t be easier than this; if you follow my advice. The only thing you’ll need to design a free website for yourself or for your company is your computer basic training.

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Web development has many aspects to it- web content development, web design development, web server scripting, e-commerce business development to name a few. The discussions in this article deal web content development. In considering a website design development, two basic distinctions become important considerations. Whether your website was a custom website design or if it was deigned out of an available website template needs to be considered. 

A custom made website may have cost you a lot of time and money, but when its time to develop your website, a custom website design works best. You have the liberty change components of your website taking the current market trends into consideration. Custom design facilitates custom organization and layout. While adding pages into the website, you may want to create a layout that is different from other websites. This can be done easily if your website is a custom design. With a custom website, you can keep developing it constantly. This is crucial in monetizing your website for business leads and to derive profits from your website. A stale website will not keep ranking well and will not attract visitors since it contains the same details it contained earlier. 

If your website is a product of a website template, web development options are limited. While you can enhance the quality of the content, adding new pages, new arrangement and alignments are not feasible. This reduces appeal to visitors who may not even take note of the content development on the existing pages because the page mostly looks the same. But as we all know, template web design is a good option for those who are looking to convert clients or make profits out of the website. For information oriented websites, template websites are a good option since they are a great save save on time and money. 

Since we are talking about web development here, the verdict should be given in favor of that practice which allows efficient web development and the winner clearly is custom website design.

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Do you have a plan? Most companies spend a considerable amount of time, energy, and money planning what to do and how to do it.

Let’s say you need a website, so you develop a plan, present it to a bunch of website designers, and get quotes or proposals. You’re not going to get caught with your pants down like the last time by some nerdy geek, you know the skinny kid with the scraggly beard, whose techno-babble gave you a headache, or the bizarre young lady dressed in gothic chic with the black lipstick and tattoo to match – yikes, no thanks, not this time, this time you got a plan.

Human Motivational Optimization

You read all the blogs on website design, you know all the ins-and-outs of search engine optimization, and Google Adwords. No one is going to pull a fast one on you. You know your business, your market, and your needs. Or do you?

How much do you really know about how real people interact with your website? How much do you really know about what we call Human Motivational Optimization? All the stats, logs, and number crunching analysis that forms the basis of many website development plans does not truly give you the visceral understanding of how to connect to an audience, and isn’t that what you want your website to do?

So maybe your plan is the wrong plan; it’s like planning a trip to Home Depot to buy a cabbage; it just doesn’t make sense. So how about a plan that does make sense, something simple, understandable, easy to implement, that is if you hire the right people to do it. But before we tell you the four steps to creating your very own Website Branding Plan, let’s talk about Don LaFontaine.

Every Company Needs A Movie Trailer

Chances are you don’t know who the late Don LaFontaine was, but you’ve heard his voice many, many times. Don was the most famous and influential voice behind thousands of movie and television trailers. He had a distinctive deep, gravely voice, and a writing style that reinvented the entire movie trailer format. But why should you care? Simple. Movie trailers are the ultimate elevator pitch, a short memorable performance that compels you to action, kind of like what a mission statement is suppose to do, but I’m getting ahead of myself. Let’s start at the beginning, or rather, the end.

Branding Starts With Thinking Backwards

Most people like to start a project at the beginning and work their way through until they reach the end. Makes sense, or does it? If you don’t start with where you want to end-up, it’s unlikely you’ll ever get where you want to go. Remember our cabbage? Planning a shopping to trip to Home Depot because they got cool stuff, doesn’t help if what you want is a cabbage.

Branding is no different. If you don’t start with how you want your audience to think about you, they will probably never think about you at all. So now that we got that straight let’s start our plan where it makes sense, the end.

The 4 Step Web-Branding Plan

1. The Slogan

Your slogan, you know the thing that sits underneath your logo, that simple little phrase somebody in your office came up with that makes you sound important, stuff like “the cool air conditioning company.” Most small and medium size companies don’t think too hard about this little marketing gem, and as a result they either have something really cheesy, or some meaningless platitude that has no memorable meaning at all, like “the best people for the best job.”

Just because you’re small and don’t have millions of dollars to spend on television ads promoting your pithy little motto, doesn’t mean you shouldn’t have one. That catchphrase is who you are, and how you want people to remember you, short, memorable, and to the point. I remember my sons arguing over some complicated bit of business when one of them in frustration finally said, “Enough already. Give it to me in one word or less!” a demand to articulate what was important without all the peripheral issues; a lesson all businesses should pay attention to.

2. The Story Line (Logline)

To my mind, mission statements are a totally dysfunctional marketing element, misused and abused by a bean-counter attitude, born out of trying to squeeze every last drop of information into a statement that won’t offend anybody. A wise man once said, “If what you’re saying doesn’t offend somebody, maybe you’re not saying anything” and most mission statements that are full of meaningless platitudes and toned-down amendments, fall into the category of not saying anything, at least, anything worth hearing.

Okay so let’s forget about mission statements, after all this isn’t the military, and we’re not planning the next Desert Storm. Instead let’s think loglines, or what you can think of as your brand story line.

You know those short statements you find in TV Guide, or your weekend television insert, prompting you to watch the next episode of ‘House,’ or ‘Desperate Bimbos.’ They are a short form text version of a trailer, intended to get you to watch the movie or television show. For our purposes, we want people to go to our website, and stay-tuned long enough to get our core marketing message, and not walk out half way through the presentation. So, how do we do that?

The Six Elements of Effective Web Trailers

In order for us to come up with a compelling statement that prompts people to view our website presentation, we need to refer back to our old pal Don LaFontaine. What if Don LaFontaine wrote our website trailer. How would he do it?

Don had a very distinctive style that you’ve heard a thousand times for a thousand different movies, but they all followed a similar format. Each trailer needs to cover six distinct elements, who, what, where, how, why, and when. All the things businesses should be presenting in their elevator pitch, but with one extra ingredient, personality.

Here’s the format used in many movie trailers:

“In a place (where), one man (who) brings stability to chaos (what), in an epic tale that will both amaze and inspire (why)! Coming soon (when) to a theatre near you.” Sound familiar?

Let’s take our air conditioning example, you remember, “the cool air conditioning company.” Let’s say our fictitious company is called Kool Air Conditioning, their website trailer might sound something like this:

“In a town where summer heat melts the cool of the coolest homeowners, one air conditioning company comes to the rescue. When the mercury rises to eye-popping, mind numbing numbers, the men from Kool spring into action, bringing relief to the sweltering masses. The Kool Guys will amaze you with their prompt service and installation know-how. The heat is on. It’s coming sooner than you think; it’s coming this summer to your town, your neighborhood; your house. Kool, the cool air conditioning company.”

Over-the-top? Maybe, but we’ve covered all the bases, we know who (Kool), what (air conditioning), when (this summer), where (your house), why (the heat) and how (prompt service and installation know-how). Now that’s a mission statement; one with a little style, panache, and personality; one that will get you remembered and prompt your audience to action.

3. The Personality

Movies like businesses all fall into certain genres or categories. There’s the action movie format that’s suitable for sports related businesses, the chick flick style that’s ideal for cosmetic or fashion industry businesses, and the family comedy format suitable for entertainment and recreation based companies, and of course the kids movie version perfect for any business selling things for children. The point is that every company and website has to have a personality.

Many hardnosed business executives scoff at the idea of spending money on such seemingly trivial marketing concepts as company personality, but ignoring your website persona, is a big mistake. You can either invest a little in developing, creating, managing, and promoting this personality or you c
an let the marketplace decide for itself, or worse, find you completely redundant and irrelevant.

4. The Delivery

You may be asking yourself, this sounds good on paper, but can it really be done, and can it be done for my business, on my website? The answer is damn straight it can. Like most things in life, and in business, it’s not grasping the concept that so hard, it’s implementing it.

With a little investment and a willingness to take some chances, you can be the market leader. But if you thought you could simply take your newly created movie trailer style website elevator pitch and slap it onto your website in text form, you would be mistaken. How you deliver the message is as important, and in many cases more important, than what you say.

Whether you sell lipstick, licorice, or lingerie, you probably have lots of competition, so how you deliver your message is what’s going to make the difference.

You want your website presentation to motivate people to email or phone. You want to deliver a compelling performance that is more than a sales pitch, a presentation that uses voice, visuals, words, and music to create a website personality, a lasting impression; one that is going to allow you to stand out from the crowd and give you a competitive advantage.

Nothing will convince better than seeing an actual example, and guess what, we just happen to be able to provide you with one: check out http://www.SonicPersonality.com and see what an effective website presentation sounds like. If nothing else, you may get a chuckle or two.

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