First, what is website Stickiness? It is another way of calling Time-on-site or on-page. In other words, does your website make people want to stay, want to read, want to go deeper into your website? If so, that is a sticky site. Stickness is part of website conversion architecture.
Our business is devoted to making your website sticky. But perhaps you have asked how you can determine the stickiness of your website. There are several ways to measure the stickiness of a website and we will discuss those in this edition.
Some of the sticky attributes you should have implemented on your website include.
• Making the information for your target market easy to access
• Clearly and concisely tell your visitors what you do and what your site has to offer in products and services.
• Keep your website up-to-date with new information, products, and services.
• Use professional appearing graphics
• Provide references, testimonials and guarantees for your products and services.
• Include an effective call to action on your website
After you have the above attributes actively in operation on your website, it is time to start measuring for success. Measuring is necessary for every successful internet marketing site. By measuring the stickiness of your site, you will find areas which you need to make adjustments on and tweak you site to become stickier.
The number of visitors to your site is an important statistic. But when it comes to stickiness, importance is placed upon how long your visitors remain on your site. Remember if your visitors get to your website and then can’t locate the information for which they are searching, they will become frustrated and leave and probably never return again.
For an online business, the customers’ point of contact is your website. Your website represents your company and you. The website should be constructed and maintained to build credibility for your company and the products and services it offers.
Most webhosting companies offer tools to track the traffic to your site (see Google Analytics) along with time visitors stay on your site that can be used to track the stickability of your site. These tools can even drill down to the page level for your site to provide specific areas on which to focus for stickiness improvement.

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