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Gerry McGovern writes:
More and more customers are going straight to specific pages on your website, rather than the homepage.Read the rest here.
And before you decide whether you agree with him, check the statistics for your site. You should know which page on your winery Web site is most popular (here's why).
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Frankly speaking, doesn't this make sense? If you're looking for a Syrah, I'd think that a winery website that had a specific section on Syrah would take precedence over a more generic home page.
It seems in internet marketing the companies and individuals able to set their site up with logical places for search engines to send people, end up doing very well.
Posted by: Mark's Wine Club | May 05, 2010 at 01:17 PM