Websites

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Visitors surf websites similarly to thumbing through a magazine.  New and changing content particularly that of current social interest will encourage them to stop and read or decide to revisit.  Content of the website is its primary substance—often its personality. Though websites are often image-based, the purpose of the website or the readership perspective is paramount. 

To develop a cohesive approach to your website, determine whether you should have an information, marketing and publicity tool, sales site or what combination . Your developer will discuss the various requirements with you.  An initial design plan requires your input at each step in the process. By working cohesively with your developer, you should be the one determining such things as target audience, necessary content and design style.  Your website should reflect the products you publish as well as promoting you as an artist; its design should reflect your personality and style. 

Interactive and dynamic elements can include excerpts from an upcoming book, a "Tip of the Week", an author Q & A or an online form so that readers can submit questions where you can post the most interesting with your commentary. If you schedule update tasks routinely (weekly or monthly), you will encourage revisiting according to that schedule.  Note that interactivity such as an online forum, particularly a popular one may require more manual service than you are able to support.