Non-technical help: how to make a website, how to improve a website, and how to fix a web site.
Non-technical information on many unusual aspects of building a really good web site.

Directory of Key Tips to Make a Website Successful

Links to the key tips to make a successful website

Click on any website tip # for a discussion, explanation or examples

Tips starting with preparation and planning through site completion to make new website or improve a website:

Dibbern tip #1. How to define what product or service you are really selling on your web site.

Dibbern tip #2. Getting the right information into your website.

Dibbern tip #3. What do I have to do to get web visitor to buy from my website? (or order, inquire or call me)

Dibbern tip #4. "Hide and Seek" is for kids, not websites.

Dibbern tip #5. The web KISS. Website blinking art, gizmos, icons and razzle-dazzle have a place . . .

Dibbern tip #6. Plan to get your website visitor involved! Give your website more power!

Dibbern tip #7. Identify yourself and reflect your business personality in your website- corporate identity or persona.

Dibbern tip #8. How to make the sale through your website with or without e-commerce. 3 systems to help you sell on your website.

Dibbern tip # 9.How do I put it all together into a website?
How do I make the web pages for my site?
What do I do when my website is ready?

Dibbern tip # 10. How to jumpstart your website under your top 10 keywords - Search Engine help.

Dibbern tip #11. Should I make a do-it-yourself website or ?

Sure, you can make a web site in a few easy steps, but to learn how to make a web site that sells and is successful, it takes all the steps we provide in our tips and definitions!

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Some web rules and guidelines have absolute definitions, while others are more ambiguous - sometimes personally defined by each webmaster on any given date - as the web changes, so do the rules.