How to get the most out of your website

Over the course of 15 years, I have worked on hundreds of websites in various industries. I learned a few things, mostly through painful experience, that you may find useful in avoiding common mistakes and learning some better practices to improve your next website project.

If you somehow stumble upon this article, chances are you either have problems with your current website or are in the process of creating a new website content for your business.

How do I make my website more popular?

  1. Think About SEO. Search engine optimization (SEO) is key to attracting visitors to your site. …
  2. Create Awesome Content. …
  3. Refresh Outdated Content. …
  4. Get Social. …
  5. Use Advertising to Increase Web Traffic. …
  6. Send Email Newsletters People Will Open – and Read. …
  7. Give Away the Good Stuff. …
  8. Write Guest Posts.

Keep reading to get some benefit from your website

  • 1. Clearly define your goals
  • 2. Understand your target audience
  • 3. Have a plan toward your goals
  • 4. Know your budget, choose the right solution
  • 5. Ensure your website is manageable 
  • 6. Make your website accessible to more audience
  • 7. Add a Value Proposition
  • 8. Engage with your customers
  • 9. Integrate with Social Media
  • 10. Don’t neglect email marketing
  • 11. Use landing pages to boost conversion
  • 12. Integrate your website data
  • 13. Improve your productivity
  • 14. Measure your results
  • 15. Never stop testing

website more popular?

Vu Nguyen is an entrepreneur, developer, and founder of Nilead. He loves backend website development and has experience in eCommerce (owning an online store as well as being a developer), Search Engine Optimization, UX Design, and Content Strategy.

Since 2005, Vu has headed and overseen UX design teams for projects in corporations, start-ups, individuals, etc., regardless of their size. He has been involved in both the creative and technical aspects of each project – from ideation to concept and vision, prototype building to detailed design, and build-up to deployment.

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