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D & D Enterprises Web Site Development Worksheet
1. Define Your Message What do you want to say? Write a one- or two-sentence mission statement for your Web site. Use that statement to build the set of information that you will publish. Mission Statement:
2. Gather and Organize Information After you've defined your mission statement, use it to figure out what to publish. Write everything in a content plan for the Web site. Keep asking yourself how useful the content will be for your audience. Here are content ideas for your Internet site:
If you're having trouble getting a set of information together, take a look at what your competitors are doing. As you go through their Web sites, ask some questions. Can you tell what the company is and where it is located? Is it clear who the company is targeting? What is the purpose of the Web site? Is the information up to date? Remember what you liked and didn't like, and inform D & D Enterprises so we can do it better! 3. Establish an Ongoing Process for ensuring that content is up to date Assign someone to providing updated information to D & D Enterprises so that we can keep updated content on your web site. Think about it this way: Would you buy goods or services from a company that was still advertising its spring '97 sale prices in your local newspaper? No, you wouldn't. Customers on the Web won't, either.
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