Step 1. Make a website - Step 2. Make your website work for you.

| posted 26 November 2010 | by Kevin Bedward - http://www.byitsizepro.co.uk

Everything in life evolves right?..most things?..ok, you have to at least agree that some things do. Why then are people with a website so reluctant to understand that their website needs to evolve too. I'm all too aware that many people stop improving or developing their website once it's launched and on-line. Some of this is about having a misconception that changing your website often will spoil it's optimization with the search engines..rubbish. Ask Google if you don't believe me. You are advised by me to always improve, refine, test and develop your website and record your results. See what works and what doesn't for your target audience and although it's been said before, it's worth repeating that you can make money on-line by having a website - but making one, (or hey getting http:\\www.byitsizepro.co.uk to make it) - is definitely not the end of the story and the best part about using a website to make money is that you don't even need to sell anything directly yourself - you can get paid for being the middle man. I can help by posting some tips, but you have to make a start by getting yourself visible on the world market by getting yourself a website. so why shouldn't your website? I've seen this mistake again and again and again online. People will put tons of money into a site, get it built and then once it's complete that's it. It's done. No need to do anything else to the site. There's no need to test it, see what users think or see if it even makes money.

This is totally NOT the way to go about it. The Google guys say it best, "release it and iterate." That's what it comes down to. Get it done and continue to refine it again and again. It will never be perfect nor will it ever be complete. But it can always be improved