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“The Good, the Bad & the Ugly” revisited—and some web site fun
 
I haven’t done this now for about 3 years, but let’s go retro for kicks--especially since I’ve learned a thing or two more over that time about web sites and web marketing—mainly from working with a number of diverse businesses.
 
There is never one best way to present your business, products, and services online. But I’m even more convinced that a Good (vs. Ugly & Bad) web site—one with compelling content that the right people can easily find—can be a tremendous marketing asset to almost any business.  OK, you’ve heard that from me more than a few times before. Well, my estimate is still less than 10% of  web sites are doing much, if anything, to effectively help their respective businesses. So in spite of the billions of pages out there, there is tremendous opportunity for your site.
 
Here’s the Deal: A Free NoSpin (The Good, The Bad & the Ugly) Web Site Critique
 
Out of the first dozen respondents, I will randomly pick three and then do a NoSpin Marketing Level I web site evaluation (a quickie critique valued at $300) for FREE. So what’s the catch, you ask? Fair enough. As a “winner” you have to answer a few painless questions (see below) and agree to have your web site evaluation included an upcoming NoSpin Debunker. The evaluations will appear in three new Debunkers over the next three weeks. Even if yours is not chosen, I think you’ll learn a few things to improve your business web site.  
 
So do you have the guts to go under the NoSpin microscope? Come on. It will be fun and could help your business online.
 
 
Here are the questions you’ll also need to answer (in order to qualify):
 
1) What is the url to your homepage?
And, if you know, do you re-direct other url’s to your site?
 
2) What is the estimated daily traffic to your web site?
“We do not track the traffic” is an acceptable (although “ugly”) answer.
 
3) How many (estimated) contacts and/or orders (if you have an e-commerce site) do you get via your site per week?
“We do not track contacts or orders” is an acceptable (although “ugly”) answer
 
4) How much actual business (e.g. estimated revenues) has your web site actually helped you generate over the past year?
“We do not know” is an acceptable (although “ugly” answer unless your site or business is relatively new)
 
That’s it. If your site is one of the 3 “winners,” you’ll see your critique sometime in October.
 
 
 
Until next week,
 
615.661.6042
 





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