The Web: Your Best, and Least Expensive, Sales Person
An Internet website, as opposed to an Intranet or Extranet, is the most common type of website, and represents a company's public online presence. It is an absolute essential in today's business environment, and frequently the first place your potential customers will look when searching for information about your company or industry.

Unfortunately, many Internet websites act as "brochureware"-or simply a place for the company to post the most basic of information. But websites can-and should-be so much more.

Advances in web design technology, along with a growing understanding of how and why people use the web, have transformed Internet websites into virtual stores or showrooms, where customers can stop by to learn about your products, ask questions, download information, request service and, ultimately, make a purchase. In fact, if the website is designed effectively, it will act as your best--and least expensive--sales person.

Elements of a Good Website
The focus of any well-designed Internet website should be on two key elements:

1. Compelling, interactive content that:
	Provides a wealth of information about your company
	Highlights all of your product/service benefits
	Gives your visitors a means to buy products/services, either by way of online purchasing or via a sales contact
2. Easy-to-navigate architecture that:
	Enhances your visitors' online experience
	Leverages effective search engine functionality so your website gets noticed
	Replicates the look and feel of your company and industry

Listed below are some of the items that should be considered as core content on an Internet website. While we use these categories as a guide, we understand that every customer is unique. Therefore, we always customize our customers' content and navigation schemes to best serve their target audience and industry.

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