GARLAND COULSON spoke thusly to: BOB F
GC> BFH> Does anyone know tips on how to make a WWW page truly 
GC> BFH> successful? Many fail,
GC> BFH> and yet many succeed. There should be tips on it from more
GC> BFH> experienced fellows.
GC>Here are a few ideas:
GC>1)  Make sure your web page address shows up on all correspondence,
GC>business cards, brochures, emails, etc.  You'd be surprised how
GC>many people give me business cards without the email address on it.
GC>2)  Make it easy for people to contact you from your web page.
GC>Make sure your mailing address, phone numbers (consider a 1-800#)
GC>(don't forget area code!), email address, fax, etc.
GC>3)  Don't overdo the graphics.  If the web page takes too long to
GC>load, some people get frustrated and quit.
   Well said.  
   I just wish everyone who has a web page would heed your advice.  
Save the graphics for the products and keep the main pages for data 
(which is why I am there in the first place).
   Dick
   TheMerc@Juno.com
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