Imagine you hear about this great new restaurant.
You decide to take the whole family there for Mother’s day dinner.
You arrive and walk through the front door.
It’s bustling.
People are talking and laughing.
Glasses are clinking.
The staff is hustling in every direction.
You can feel the excitement.
So you wait.
No staff approaches you.
You keep waiting.
Should you grab your own seat?
Should you wait?
What’s the deal?
You don’t know.
There’s no sign.
You don’t know what to do.
It’s getting awkward. People are getting impatient.
Now you’re getting annoyed.
A few more minutes pass and now you’re pissed.
So you turn around and leave.
Never to return.
Determined to leave a bad review and tell people about the terrible experience.
That’s what it’s like when people land on a poorly designed website.
You spent all that money getting people there…
Then dropped the ball on the flow.
If people don’t immediately know what to do next, they’ll scroll for a second, maybe click something random (usually the About Us page)…
Then they leave.
Sale lost.
Money wasted.
Websites should be built to get found AND built to get sales.
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