What makes
someone leave a website? Getting new customers can be hard. Your website’s main
goal is to attract and retain visitors. If your website has any of the
following issues, this could be the reason people are not staying on your site.
Poor Navigation
Nothing
frustrates a website visitor more than a website that is hard to navigate. Your
visitors end up feeling angry or confused. That’s not how you want them to
feel.
Your website
navigation should be logical, intuitive and easy to understand. All your
navigation elements should be in one location. You can even add a site map to
your website for clearer navigation.
Having Too Many Ads
Many
websites run ads as a legitimate way to create income. If you’re going to place
ads on your website, the ads should be tasteful and discreetly displayed.
Bad Content
Make your
content, especially your contact information, easy to find. Approximately 50%
of sales are lost because potential customers can’t find the information they
are looking for.
In your
navigation bar, group similar information together. Use bold headings and words
that visitors may be looking for. These could also be links to pages with more
detailed information.
Misusing Videos
Avoid using
videos that automatically stream and intrude on the visitors’ browsing
experience. Using videos on your website is a good idea, but give your visitors
the options of viewing the video.
Forced Registrations
Are visitors
forced to hand over their information before they can view content on your
site? When this happens, it can cause visitors to go elsewhere for what they’re
looking for.
Boring Website Design, Boring Content
A dull,
boring website will not create a memorable experience for your visitors.
Studies have shown that 40% of visitors don’t return to a website after having
a negative experience.
Your website
doesn’t have to be busy to be good. Minimalistic website can be very effective
in conveying their messages. Make sure your visitors can easily find what they
want on your website.
Use
effective ways to enhance interactivity with your visitors. A good example of this
is a blog where you educate your readers and new information can regularly
found there.
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