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Non-SEO Web Design
Non SEO web design is a much simpler form of web design, commonly
referred to as Brochure Ware web design.
The term “brochure-ware” typically refers to a business web site that is simply
an HTML version of a company’s printed brochure. While a Brochure ware (Non
SEO) web site does not include search engine optimization (SEO), online shopping
carts, or calculators; these sites work perfectly for small companies who do
not require all of the bells and whistles of corporate site. Brochure ware
sites can work for your business as a 24/7-customer service department, now
your clients will have all of the information they need about your business
services right at their fingertips!
Brochure ware sites can include as much or as little information
about your business as you require.
Commonly, brochure ware sites include information such
as:
Company History
Description of services and products
Service or product pricing
Company FAQ’s
Service or product portfolio
Contact information
Company directory
Meeting
Small Business Needs
A brochure web site is ideal for a small business needs. A "brochure-ware
site" refers to a business web site that
is simply an HTML version of the company's printed brochure.
Brochure-ware sites are
most applicable for small companies because they may be all that
many small businesses need. The printed brochure content
may need to be modified and adapted to a web design that utilizes
the best features of the Internet.
Many small businesses have
products and service that cannot be readily sold via the Internet.
This type of business is often better off with a basic web site
where they can list products and services to the markets they serve.
For example, they can include product information, up-front
pricing,
retail locations, or coupons. Also, to add interest and traffic
to their site, they can provide a blog to communicate with visitors
and answer their
questions
or
concerns.
Brochure-Ware
web design
To create a successful brochure-ware web site design you must create it
with the customer in mind. As such, a brochure-ware web design
needs to utilize
the best available method of serving potential customers.
If a company wants to use their web site as a vehicle to attract new
business
they should design the site accordingly. Their website should provide information
most likely to be useful to new customers and a means to easily direct
them toward an offline sales channel if their
questions cannot
be answered
online.
One of the best features of a brochure-ware site is providing the information
that works best in brochure format such as the following:
company history,product instructions,
price guides, retail locations, customer testimonials, customer support
and shipping information, easy
return policy.
Often many small businesses find that their new online customers
come from within 50 miles given that knowledge it is in their best
interest to provide content that is targeted to this local audience.
Content
is still King Just because it's a brochure-ware site don't think
content is unimportant. When you're visiting a brochure-ware
site, it may not always
be
exceedingly attractive, however their is
one
arena
in which it can compete with the most expensive of
websites: and that is information. Even absent dynamic
content, a small company can provide a lot of informative
content on
static
pages.
There has been considerable criticism of Brochure-ware sites
for rudimentary navigation, graphic elements
that
work best
in
print and web
pages formatted
in the style of printed pages.
Another critique of brochure-ware sites is when converting
the page layout from paper to Web basic elements are misplaced
in the screen layout.
Businesses should start with a basic web site and then add
features as they are needed. You can also add features like
content management, ability to download PDF's, email list sign
up, and message boards as the web site evolves.
Navigation.
A common problem with to a small site web design
(as well as large site web design) is the misuse of
navigational
elements.
Another common navigational problem with brochure
ware sites is the loss of consistency. Buttons move
around, have different
names, and appear in different places. As such it is important
to provide navigation devices for the user to get around
in the site to avoid having visitors relying
on
their "Back" button
to navigate the site. Because most small business and
consumers still rely on slow dial-up Internet connections,
so
you might want to reconsider using Flash animation,
large graphics and images.
Simply put, there is no disgrace in a brochure-ware
site, as long as it utilizes the Web's attributes.
Keep this in mind: your brochure-ware site can serve
your customers better than most sites that cost much
more with just a little work.
High-impact
Brochure Design & Strategies.
In
the current marketplace,
marketing material has to be visually appealing and
well structured to be successful. The user needs to
be impressed with the visuals as well as the layouts,
drawing them with the material to read
on and then process what you have written.
Our design team of experienced, dedicated graphic designers
understand this concept fully. Knowing and understanding
your target audience is the approach best
suited
to successfully promote
your
company, products or services.
Brainstorming, creative development and key marketing
concepts are essential to the initial design process,
and appealing to a wide range of people.