Offline Ways To Drive Traffic To Your Website

Getting your business name out and driving traffic to your website is a multi-pronged endeavor.  Having a website will not, by itself, generate calls and inquiries for your business.  It's just one of the many tools available to you.  

In our last post, Four Ways To Increase Traffic To Your Website, we discussed just a few ways to drive traffic to your website using online tools.

In this post, we are going to focus on offline techniques to increase visits to your website.

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Four Ways To Increase Traffic To Your Website

You invest in a website for your business. You spend hours, days and weeks crafting your message, selecting just the right images. You are careful to include the right keywords and phrases that customers will use to search for your product or service.

And, finally, your launch day arrives! Now, you can just sit back and wait for all the business to come pouring in!

Right? Well, not really.

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Upcoming Event: Storytelling to Engage Your Audience

On Tuesday, November 1, I am happy to be speaking at the Women TIES Mohawk Valley luncheon on the topic of storytelling in your business.

I will be discussing why storytelling is important for your business or organization. We will explore some of the science behind how our brains process stories, which ingredients are important for an effective story, and provide some examples that will bring the concepts to life.

Once your stories are ready, learn how to effectively share them.

Special thanks to the sponsors, Deb Coman and the New York Women's Business Center.

The luncheon is taking place at the Time for me Day Spa on Route 5 in Clinton, NY

Click the image to open the event flyer to learn more about the program and sponsors.

Register by October 31

Hope to see you there!

Do you own a domain? Watch out for this scam!

Sample Scam Email from China

We recently received this email from China.  As with all good scams, at first it looked legitimate.  It didn't contain any of the "telltale" signs of a scam: poor punctuation, misspellings, a legitimate looking logo or link that when you hover over it, displays a totally different url.

Hmmm.  Is this legit?

Well, it still seemed a little research was in order.  After all, why is a business in China landing on the same made-up name as our business?

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eKamria is now responsive

With the explosion of devices available to view websites, responsive design has become the standard for new website development.

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