Your Website is Like Being a President

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Still trying to appeal to the masses on your website? Here’s the solution.

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Posted on April 20, 2010

  • andytraub

    The other reason you don't need to send people to your web site is that it's easier to reach them WHERE THEY ALREADY ARE. Most folks spend time on Facebook or Twitter or their small social media channels (like Ning sites) instead of MY web site.

    It's the difference between asking someone to come pick up their mail at the post office or delivering it to their door. Both get them the info but one is a lot more convenient for the end user.

  • http://coachradio.tv/ Justin Lukasavige

    You're right on Andy. In fact, when I posted this blog I also posted it on 6 additional websites that I hang out at.

  • andytraub

    The other reason you don't need to send people to your web site is that it's easier to reach them WHERE THEY ALREADY ARE. Most folks spend time on Facebook or Twitter or their small social media channels (like Ning sites) instead of MY web site.

    It's the difference between asking someone to come pick up their mail at the post office or delivering it to their door. Both get them the info but one is a lot more convenient for the end user.

  • http://coachradio.tv/ Justin Lukasavige

    You're right on Andy. In fact, when I posted this blog I also posted it on 6 additional websites that I hang out at.