Fatal Mistakes To Avoid In Designing A Website

New business manager’s guide to creating great company websites that drive profits, available for Kindle

WEBWIRE – Saturday, February 23, 2013

Port Washington, NY – February 23, 2013: Web integration expert Robert Sullivan has released his new Kindle book that helps any business manager sound like the most digitally-savvy person in the room, and create a more intelligent company website.
 
Sullivan is a ten year veteran of the digital world, with experience in website development for cutting-edge startups and large, established corporations with multiple online properties.
 
His book gives businesspeople with quick, easy to understand looks at:

 
Sullivan addresses what he calls the “one year site burnout” syndrome – a habit that companies large and small have of “spending a hair-raising amount of money and effort to build a site, only to decide one year later that it’s a disaster that already needs to be rebuilt.”
 
“Fatal Mistakes…” is a treasure trove of great tips on how to map out a full online business concept before you start pouring money and effort into building it. It provides a crystal clear look at the real benefits and challenges of all the most popular approaches to online business – all gleaned from Sullivan’s experience in creating over 100 websites for consumer and B2B clients in categories from fashion to education, automotive, travel and investment banking.
 
Typical stumbling blocks covered in the book:

 
Fatal Mistakes To Avoid In Designing A Website” will help make you a savvy digital businessperson, even if you don’t have the word “online” in your job title.


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