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What do I do?

jan math

I look at a lot of websites.

I do web marketing for my clients and I’ve personally done cross-linking research for dozens of clients. This is how many websites I have looked at (solely doing this work!) expressed as a math equation:
(for the sake of the equation let’s express dozens as 36)

36 clients X (10 to 30 key phrases) X 30 top ranking sites = 10,800 to 32,400

That is a lot of websites.

Here is an explanation about my query in the title of this post…

I have recently looked at my website again while discussing services offerings with a copywriter, and I have come to the realization that my website does very little to tell people what I do. I have a single page that has four topics, each with approximately 100-200 words. Compared to hundreds of my competitors I definitely fall on the lean side of explaining my business.

The odd thing is that I get inquiries from potential clients all the time. The bulk of my clients are referrals, but over time the number of unsolicited inquiries I get is starting to grow and I’m busy enough that I’ve had to turn work away fairly consistently.

I haven’t drawn any particular conclusions from this, but it was intriguing enough that I wanted to write about it.

If you want to see exactly what I’m talking about look at my regular site now – despite my observations above I’ve decided to add some more detail and depth to my site within the next week or two – what’s the worst that can happen? 🙂

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This Post Has 4 Comments

  1. Yeah that’s a lot of sites…and your bio…is that really you? Won a cliff-jumping competition?

    That’s awesome…got pictures?

  2. Actually, that quote is from an excellent essay by Hugh Gallagher. You can read the whole essay here.

    I’m sure he’s gone on to do some interesting things. 🙂

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