Ask Better Questions, Get Better Answers!

The quality of your life is dependent upon the quality of questions that you ask. If you ask dumb questions you will get dumb answers. If you ask empowering questions you will get empowering  answers. We cannot hide our thoughts, because they come out in the way of the words that we use, which expresses the way that we really feel about ourselves, and these thoughts will eventually turn into the actions that we take, which are our end results.

 If you have been trying to lose weight, and have not been successful do not ask yourself why can’t I lose weight, because your mind says, you can’t lose the weight because you are a fat pig, and you eat everything in sight. With a question like that all you’re doing is confirming the fact that you believe you cannot lose the weight, and your inner thoughts are just confirming your inner most beliefs.

If money has been an issue like it has been for most people, do not ask “why can’t I make more money”? Because the answer will be because I am not as smart as other people, I will never get rich, plus nobody has any money.

Do not ask why are there no more good men/women left? , because your answer will be, because they’re already taken, they’re all straight/gay. What you’re telling yourself is that you’ll never find anyone.

Instead ask yourself how can I lose the weight? How can I make more money? How can I find that perfect partner?  When we take the time to work on ourselves, and develop our mindset we train our mind to ask better questions which in turn gets us better answers, which gives us better results.

Remember your questions come from your thoughts which are your inner most thoughts expressing itself, and these questions simply reflect the way we feel about certain things. The next time you start to ask yourself a question, take a moment and ask yourself another question first, is this how I really feel about myself or my situation?

Mobile Websites and Searches

Every day, more & more smartphone users search the Internet. The number of searches conducted via mobile phones is rising steadily. Interestingly mobile phones have not replaced desktop PCs, but complement them.
 

Mobile searches have grown by 400% since 2010 according to Google.

61% of smartphone users call a business after searching & 59% visit the location per a 2011 Google report.

70% of mobile users have compared product prices on their phones.The cost for sending up to 2,000 emails as often as you like is $28 per month.

Studies show that if you don't have a mobile site mobile users will not conduct business on your site.

Get ahead of the competiton by building a mobile site.

Check your Google Analytics and you will see that approximately 15 -25 percent of the current visitors to your site are from mobile phones.

The best way to use a QR Code is with a mobile page.

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How To Develop A Great Web Site

Do:

Create clear & concise goals. And make sure they’re measurable. Here are some excellent ones: increase conversion rates, increase sales, generate more leads, reduce overhead, and improve brand awareness.
Place your phone number at the top in large numbers. 30% or more of web visits are for your phone number, make it easy to find.

Think about your mobile strategy simultaneously. Every day the percentage of your visitors that are likely to use mobile devices to access your site grows. Plan on building a separate mobile version of your site, or even an app.

Develop your content. Providing content, images, videos and product descriptions is a major hurdle in the Web development process. Gather as much of your content together before you start building your site—it will save you lots of time.

Write with key words in mind. Think about what words your potential customers/supporters will use to search for your products/services and include them on each page.

Provide key selling concepts. Clearly let your web site visitor know what action you want them to take. Keep it simple and don't ask for a lot of clicks to complete an action. Good calls to action allow visitors to quickly decide what they want to do next.

Always answer the question “why?”. If you want to generate conversions, such as liking your Facebook page, give a reason why they should take your desired action. Tell them why they should do it: “Follow us on Facebook to receive weekly specials.”

Add a blog. Google loves new and relevant content. A blog is a great way to add content.
Add Twitter and Facebook icons.

Install Google Analytics. Find out what is really happening on your site.
Always ask for an email to keep in touch.

Don’t:

Do it yourself. I know—I run a Web design firm, so of course I’m going to say this. But seriously, your website is often where your customers first experience your brand. Just as you dress for success, make sure your web site makes a great first impression. If it looks homemade or is poorly designed you will be fighting an uphill battle you cannot win.

Make people think. Keep it simple and easy to use. The less clicks you require the more results you will receive.

Expect visitors. Lose the “if you build it, they will come” mentality. Simply putting up your site will not result in any visitors.

Spend all your money. Don’t max out your entire budget on the website. You can always make improvements as your business grows. It’s far more important initially to have some money left over for a marketing budget so you can actually make a return on your investment.

Don't use Flash. Google can't read it and it appears blank on over a hundred million iPhones & iPads just in the US.

Expect a killer website overnight. Websites are dynamic and require continued attention. Review Google Analytics and look for ways to improve your site every day.

Author: Scott Shabot - SAS Digital