7 Basics of Good Web Design

We’d like share with you an interesting article from sitepronews.com “7 Basics of Good Web Design” by George Peirson. He points out how to make a good first impression for your visitors and keep them on your site. Traffic is the most important asset of your site and can generate earnings from good traffic. In the other words, taking steps to improve your site and will in turn help improve your earning.

Here are the 7 points George Peirson says in the article:

1) Fast Loading Web Site

2) No Meaningless Splash page

3) No Annoying Web Gimmicks

4) Have a Clear Message

5) Coordinated Design

6) Easy navigation

7) Have a “Complete” web site

Point 1 and 3 are directly related to your ad placement. Previously, we discussed where to place your ad on the page - do you do the same thing on every page? George Peirson suggests that having a fast loading front page and should be your number one concern. Visitors will not wait for your page to finish loading even if you appear first on a Google search; more often than not, they will just close your site and go to the next search result. Also, Point 3 makes it clear that an ad (or anything else for that matter) should cover the importance of your page content.

Based on George Peirson’s suggestions, publishers should carefully choose the ad format and plan them out within your site. Using 4-5 banners on your first page can give you great earning by just getting people to your site, but you might lose your long term impressions because they might not want to come back. Clicksor helps decrease loading time on your page by setting to load your site content first before our ads. This might be a good feature to consider when you chose your ad supplier.

Sincerely,

The Clicksor Family

Reference: 7 Basics of Good Web Design by George Peirson a