The word “audit” has the power to send shivers down the
spines of even the most stoic business folks. It’s one of those unfortunate
words that usually indicates you’re about to go through an amazingly unpleasant
experience. But, an audit of your website—well, that’s a good thing. And
everyone should do it.
Just because you know something on your website is no longer
applicable doesn’t mean search engines do, and they will serve up bad or
erroneous information to potential customers—which no business owner wants.
Your website’s job is to inform and offer a great user experience. That’s why
you need regular audits.
Set aside time every year (or even twice a year) to investigate
and inventory all the content you’ve compiled on your website. If you find
information that is outdated, misleading or otherwise confusing—update it or
remove it. Tidying up your content house makes for happier customers and
increases your credibility.
Source: http://www.manta.com/resources/tip-of-the-day/content-clean-up/?utm_medium=Email_Marketing&utm_source=Newsletter&utm_campaign=TOTD&utm_content=TOTD_NewDesign2015&utm_term=17740&su=hq344mgu9vl41l
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