Use Good Web Design to Increase Your Traffic...

We become so focused on finding free traffic that we sometimes find ourselves overlooking some of the easiest ways to increase your traffic flow to your website and we can do it for free.

One of those key things is your web design.

A good web design will increase your traffic.

Here's a few important points you should consider for your website...

#1 Balance your page – A good website has balance. When a visitor arrives at your page, the first thing they see is the top left of your page.

They will hover there before moving up or down the page. Balance will make your page visually appealing and it will make it easier for the visitor to find items when the flow is good.

#2 Build a modern design that is cohesive – If you build a website that is hard to find your way around on, your visitors will hit the back button faster than you can say ‘gone.’

Make sure that you choose a design and layout that is easy to navigate and easy on the eyes.

#3 Be sure that you keep your page simple. A clean site is more visually appealing than a site that looks too busy!

We tend to put too many active things on the page and that makes it hard for visitors to stay focused. In fact, it can be really annoying.

It’s not that you shouldn’t use these items, but rather choose wisely how you use them.

#4 Create a navigation menu that is easy to use and easy to find all of the content on the site.

Web visitors often look for a toolbar across the side or top, so make sure you stay with what visitors will find familiar and don’t forget the link back to your home page.

A good web design means visitors stay on your site because they ‘like’ it and return often. It also means they are far more likely to recommend your site to others.

Something as simple as a good web design can increase your free traffic and should not be overlooked!

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