The Words Make the Difference
If the content of a business website is not read, then what is? The quality and usefulness of information on the page is the basic unit of effectiveness.

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The information content of the commercial websites (of small or large) is what determines its effectiveness as a marketing tool and advertising business.
How much information is needed to assertively sell products and services of a company? How should be drafted? How much detail should be included? What should I tell the company to generate the confidence to contact you? What should not be allowed to publish?
The website is a publication
Publish a website business is very similar to publishing a brochure, catalog or magazine. In essence it comes to delivering the best information, the right audience at the right time to cost more convenient.
Therefore, proper structure and edit the information content of the website makes the difference between the fact that information whether or not it complies with the purpose of supporting the commercial management of the company.
Many believe that the technical content of a website is a matter of programming, and most graphic designers believe that the challenge is visual. But (not underestimate these) are the words that make the difference.
Determine the words that motivate customers to contact your company, products and services offered, for which the design and programming of a website need a mainly editorial.
Of course, we are competing for attention and reading many other sites on the Internet, making it relevant to think about the quality of information in terms of volume and writing How competitive is the content of your page?
Particularly in light of the visitors-readers
For a website the first thing to define is the publishing process, which consists, first, in writing, editing and publication of information, on the other hand, the structure and organization of content to publish.
The whole process should be directed to the visitors, readers of the page. This requires knowing and understanding their needs and the factors that determine the ease of reading on the web.
Perhaps this sounds very elementary, but the vast majority of commercial websites are clearly a great neglect and underestimating the quality of its information content.
If not, why is it that many have websites “under construction”, or sections “under construction”, or in sections where there are so many graphic elements that do not mean anything to customers?
Some specific recommendations
On the Internet can be read as if it were a “scan” (scan) to find key words and phrases:
The texts need titles and subtitles. These are the first thing they read the Internet.
The services and products required to have the same exact names.
Present products and services with the emphasis on benefits to the customer and not on technical features.
The documents required extensive summary giving a brief idea of its contents.
Use short sentences.
Try to explain one idea per paragraph.
Try to keep paragraphs are as short as possible,
Separate paragraphs with a blank, because it strengthens the pause in the reading that gives the “point and beyond.”
Where possible, the text stipulates (as this list of specific recommendations).
In the world of literature says that a picture can say more than 100 words, but it’s worth reading the results of the Stanford Project Pointer to understand that the words on the Internet determine what makes the Internet.

5 Comments
Your ideas are good. Organization and writing in simple grammar and structure are important. To get noticed, your subjects must be what the target viewer is interested in.
Excellent article. Sometimes it seems the focus is on page hits and not duration of the visits … the reader needs to absorb or pick up some key item(s) for the visit to be worthwhile (on both sides).
Great Points of view!!
time spent by a visitor is most important that shows whether the person goes through you portal or not.
Also important is the presentation. This whole site is an assault on the eyes–persistent footbar-style ads, a big Flash ad right between the headline and the contents, those awful popups that show up whenever you hover over certain words…
And some of the specific recommendations aren’t even sentences, and certainly don’t make sense:
“The services and products required to have the same exact names.”?
“The documents required extensive summary giving a brief idea of its contents.”?
This whole article feels like filler, designed to take up the space between these horrible ads