Comments on: Web Site Success http://www.ronmartin.net/blog/archives/1683 Fri, 10 Feb 2012 06:05:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: tom e. pineapple http://www.ronmartin.net/blog/archives/1683#comment-22453 tom e. pineapple Tue, 10 Feb 2009 12:58:44 +0000 http://www.ronmartin.net/blog/archives/1683#comment-22453 maui jeff....dude Ziglar said "if you help enough people get what they want, then you can't help but get what you want...." interesting he is quoted as saying helping people GET...instead of "giving enough people what they want." Truly, both are about SERVING DA PEOPLES! There was an 85% sellout in the Blaisdell arena today where Mr. Zig spoke. All of Hawaii's sales people it seems where there...so who's selling today? I'm selling tomorrow.... and the next day... and the next and the and..... zzzzz :) maui jeff….dude Ziglar said “if you help enough people get what they want, then you can’t help but get what you want….”

interesting he is quoted as saying helping people GET…instead of “giving enough people what they want.”

Truly, both are about SERVING DA PEOPLES!

There was an 85% sellout in the Blaisdell arena today where Mr. Zig spoke.

All of Hawaii’s sales people it seems where there…so who’s selling today?

I’m selling tomorrow….

and the next day…

and the next

and the

and…..

zzzzz :)

]]> By: mauijeff http://www.ronmartin.net/blog/archives/1683#comment-22051 mauijeff Wed, 04 Feb 2009 02:08:58 +0000 http://www.ronmartin.net/blog/archives/1683#comment-22051 I'm reminded of what the great Zig Ziglar said... "if you give enough people what they want... you will get what you want"... simple, yet profound :) I’m reminded of what the great Zig Ziglar said… “if you give enough people what they want… you will get what you want”… simple, yet profound :)

]]> By: Char Rhodes http://www.ronmartin.net/blog/archives/1683#comment-22043 Char Rhodes Tue, 03 Feb 2009 17:59:29 +0000 http://www.ronmartin.net/blog/archives/1683#comment-22043 I am not a pro however: R2A2. They Recognize, Relate, Assimilate and Apply! Websites can inform, inspire, motivate, or just be a creative outlet. By having a website available: It can describe who you are, what you like and hopefully continue to express to others something of value. For my generation, it is keeping up with the times. It makes "me" learn how to recognize different ways of looking at things, other websites force me to get better at designing and blogging, it keeps me goal oriented and it is fun. By linking different sites, it connects you with others, sometimes I just go on bobthecameranman, for the music and his photos to relax.Besides "if they can do it, I can do it." Like anything when you start and where you finish are two different places....Char.... I am not a pro however: R2A2. They Recognize, Relate, Assimilate and Apply!
Websites can inform, inspire, motivate, or just be a creative outlet. By having a website available: It can describe who you are, what you like and hopefully continue to express to others something of value. For my generation, it is keeping up with the times. It makes “me” learn how to recognize different ways of looking at things, other websites force me to get better at designing and blogging, it keeps me goal oriented and it is fun. By linking different sites, it connects you with others, sometimes I just go on bobthecameranman, for the music and his photos to relax.Besides “if they can do it, I can do it.” Like anything when you start and where you finish are two different places….Char….

]]> By: Chris http://www.ronmartin.net/blog/archives/1683#comment-22033 Chris Tue, 03 Feb 2009 07:21:49 +0000 http://www.ronmartin.net/blog/archives/1683#comment-22033 Aloha Ron, I believe your "questions" are part of the equation that helps to gauge results, but to summarize it in one question is: "what need does the site fulfill?" It isn't just about having a website because it is the thing to do. In the least (as far as business goes) it would be equivalent to having your phone number in the phone book. It should also be a good representation of your organization as well, so as you would dress for a professional meeting, dress your site appropriately. Understanding your customers (audience, client, whatever you want to call them), what they expect from you and what they need are important things to have in mind when you "dress" your site. Pretty common sense, but take a look at many websites out there... doesn't always do the company justice. I wouldn't go into a business convention with shorts and a t-shirt... unless maybe it was a surf convention. All this goes along the lines of "writing what the reader wants to read." Then again it is your blog and your insight and could be just done as an outlet for your thoughts. There is really no right or wrong way of building a website. What works for one site may not work for another. Utilizing technology is a constant learning and creative (and innovative) process. Though there are some good practices... you also don't want to build the technological Taj Mahal of websites and have no one visit it. Anyway, I could go on forever on this topic... but in a nutshell... it really comes down to who you want your site to serve, knowing what to serve and serving it well. That is why webpages are uploaded to servers! ;-) Aloha Ron,
I believe your “questions” are part of the equation that helps to gauge results, but to summarize it in one question is: “what need does the site fulfill?” It isn’t just about having a website because it is the thing to do. In the least (as far as business goes) it would be equivalent to having your phone number in the phone book. It should also be a good representation of your organization as well, so as you would dress for a professional meeting, dress your site appropriately. Understanding your customers (audience, client, whatever you want to call them), what they expect from you and what they need are important things to have in mind when you “dress” your site. Pretty common sense, but take a look at many websites out there… doesn’t always do the company justice. I wouldn’t go into a business convention with shorts and a t-shirt… unless maybe it was a surf convention.

All this goes along the lines of “writing what the reader wants to read.” Then again it is your blog and your insight and could be just done as an outlet for your thoughts. There is really no right or wrong way of building a website. What works for one site may not work for another. Utilizing technology is a constant learning and creative (and innovative) process. Though there are some good practices… you also don’t want to build the technological Taj Mahal of websites and have no one visit it.

Anyway, I could go on forever on this topic… but in a nutshell… it really comes down to who you want your site to serve, knowing what to serve and serving it well. That is why webpages are uploaded to servers! ;-)

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