Advertising Methods FREE TIPS
This is a term given to a website where users like to "Stick" to the web pages on the site. They have a interest in the subject matter, find the design layout easy and follow the links on the web pages.
The user does no just load up the website have a quick look an leave.
Having a sticky websites may help boost how many other user get to hear about it. These users in turn tell others, viral traffic, who are also more likely to visit that website.
A user is more likely to bookmark such a site to return later. They are also more likely to promote your website for you WOM, Word Of Mouth advertising.
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Adding Video and Multimedia to a website could improve how "Sticky" that website is.
Advice: Generally worthwhile if the sites design doesn't make it too easy to order an item. Could involve high maintenance, (some of this could be done semi-automatically using programming such as RSS), to keep the site fresh and interesting for users.
Generally visitors, (this could be 75% or more), may leave your website within 10 seconds if you don't make it Sticky.
Advanced RSS2Web allows you to automatically publish aggregated news pages or articles on your website. Live information feeds on your website can be used to get your website more targeted visitors, improve your search engine rankings and increase your website 'stickiness'.
Read the RSS, Really Simple Syndication section, More RSS, Really Simple Syndication Links
Good Content is important to creating a sticky website. Good copywriting may also help.
Also read the Duplicate Content, Scanning, The Fold, Marketing Funnel and keyword phrase sections.
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