So now you've received some feedback and maybe you aren't too sure what to do with it?
Firstly just remember that when you receive feedback it is really just someone else's opinion.
If you don't like or don't agree with someone's feedback think about it anyway, maybe ask them a question to clarify why they gave that feedback.
Even something as simple as a color change can be important. For example I had quite a lot of red on my website, I thought it was a good color to go with, no other reason. I was given feedback that I should use blue. I asked why and I was told it is a much better color for conversion.
Strange but true it turns out, I changed the colors on my subscribe form and what do you know? More subscribers, nearly double the conversion rate!
You don't have to take the advice of everyone that gives you feedback, there is nothing that says you should. Just maybe get a second opinion if something doesn't feel right to you.
It must be noted that I have received some dubious suggestions before... I checked on the suggestions and decided they were a no go for me.
In closing, on a personal note from me, the most growth I have had has been from great feedback from people I have contacted privately. They have given me just a few things to change on my website and these things have made a massive difference.
YOU can make a massive change to everyone here, the better feedback you give to others the more they will grow and succeed. The more people that give more quality feedback the more people will notice and hopefully follow.
Please check out my related training on Quality Commenting:
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/quality-c...
On a feedback note, please leave a comment and let me know what you think of this training! Is there anything I can add to make it better?
It was great to see your training available. Took a few notes for the future and to remind me each time going forward with reviewing.
Thank you for your insight, cautions and personal view. Duly noted. :)
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Thanks, Art
Thanks for the great training. I am working my way through all of yours. I really like the professional way you have your image tucked in. I have SO much to learn.
You mentioned looking at people's websites. Is there a list of your websites or youtube channels somewhere on WA?
Tech part aside.
Vasbyt boere and I hope things are going well for you.
I am as South African as koeksusters, but live in the UK.
Take care,
Rose
You can find my websites listed in my profile as well as my Youtube channel :)
I am so glad you are enjoying my training here. I really would love to find the time to create more.
Don't you miss SA? I would never be able to move to another country!
I have a long way to go on my website, but I want to make sure that my content is for REAL people and if I am gaining their trust through my content.
I wish there was a comment box I could write in to ask for specific areas I want feedback in, instead of just "content".
I am definitely going to take your advice. Thank you for sharing.
I am on Course 3, Lesson 1 and before I move on I would love to know if my website is meeting the following criteria:
“This is a people business and you are dealing with REAL people.
REAL people are coming to your site.
REAL people are reading your content.
REAL people are going to take action if they trust yet.”
So, I would love to know if my content connects with REAL people. I don’t want to sound too “matter of fact”. Thanks again!
Your website is written for real people, so if that is the specific feedback you are looking for you are on the right track for sure. And I wouldn't just say that. I had a look at a good few articles.
Just a note, there are some menu items that are empty, Your menu item store homemade food is either not working or you haven't added anything into the drop down menu?
A whole stack of your recipes for stage 1 grain, stage 2 grain etc there is no page to be found. I am assuming you know these are empty?
This is not good for visitors when they arrive, plus if people click around and there are no pages existing this can negatively impact your ranking.
Best to only add pages when you have the content for them :)
I would really advise you add an about me widget to your side bar...if you are wanting to focus on being real and connecting with your audience that is a great way to start. I'm not sure if your theme comes with an about me widget or not but you can check that out. If it doesn't you can get a plugin for one.. like Ultimate Widgets Light.... that's what I've used on my one website.
I made the following changes:
I removed everything from the menu that isn't complete and I will add those pages to the menu as I go.
I moved my About Rachel page to the far left of my menu bar.
I added the About Rachel to the top of my side bar.
Do you think moving the About Rachel to the far left of my menu was a good move or do you think I should have left it to the far right of the menu?
I can't thank you enough!
It is a pleasure. I think add your about page to the far right.
My reasoning is that your most NB pages should be on the right, that is where people look first.
People will always look for your about page anyway. Did you know it will be one of your highest viewed pages?
http://smallonlinebusinessopportunity.com/how-to-write-about-page/
