Source bolsters is a marketing buzz word that refers to the positive opinion or feeling that a consumer or potential consumer has about a product, service or even company. Positive opinions and feelings can usually lead to positive actions on the part of the consumer; often times in the form of purchasing a product or service. There is no question that a company’s website can indeed generate a positive attitude and source bolsters. A website can be an individual’s first impression of a company, and as the saying goes “first impressions are everything.”
A good website reflects well on your company, your brand, and the work that you do. If this is true then a bad website reflects poorly on your company, brand and the work you do. If your website looks aesthetically pleasing and has high-quality, relevant content, visitors will certainly associate a positive attitude with your brand.
At Winning Strategies we believe that a carefully planned website strategy can benefit a client and their customers in many ways. One such example would be a website we recently put together for our client Mainstream GreenHome. With the increasing concern surrounding the “Going Green” movement, our client aspired to be at the forefront of environmentally-friendly home building industry. The objective for their new website was clear - we wanted to educate home builders and the general public about green building methods while positioning our client as a leader in environmental responsibility and sustainability… an excellent example of trying to establish a positive attitude or opinion in the mind of the consumer (in this case, a website visitor). We were able to accomplish these goals with the help of a highly interactive, professional design and a well-organized content strategy.
At the end of the day if someone visits your website and they develop a positive attitude toward your company and the products or services you provide, you are helping your cause tremendously. Your website is a direct reflection of your company, your attitude and even your position in the market. There is no dancing around this, how you look on the web is extremely important and will have quite an impact on the way others see you. After all, you wouldn’t go into a meeting with a potential client without looking your best, so why wouldn’t you want your website to look its best too?











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1 216 Million Reasons for a Website | Winning Online // Apr 29, 2008 at 3:59 pm
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