A landing page does not have to be one of those static pages with endless words and red underlines and flashing things.  It’s important to make your blog a good “landing page” since the average visitor makes several judgments about your site the second it loads.  Understanding how people view websites is a great way to create more trust, retain more visitors, and it just helps you stay in line with “good form.”

Amazon.com clearly knows how to aim its website squarely at the needs of its customers, which is the most important thing for a business selling anything.  Even if you are a blogger who sells nothing, you’re still buying something: your visitors time.  A good knowledge of user experience will help you with this too.

See the Amazon shopping analysis article.

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