Comments on: Even on the web, you sell with senses. http://ericonsearch.com/even-on-the-web-you-sell-with-senses/ Just another WordPress site Thu, 26 Jan 2012 23:24:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Matt Barker http://ericonsearch.com/even-on-the-web-you-sell-with-senses/#comment-643 Matt Barker Fri, 05 Dec 2008 00:55:18 +0000 http://www.ericonsearch.com/?p=152#comment-643 Eric, I couldn't agree more. A picture says a thousand words. I booked a South Dakota bed and breakfast a few months back - 100% from the photos. The website was a bit sloppy, but the photos really captured the area. I am thinking of adding a photo gallery with area attractions to our website for the relocation buyers. I think it will give them a better idea of the location they wish to move to. Great article! Matt Eric,

I couldn’t agree more. A picture says a thousand words. I booked a South Dakota bed and breakfast a few months back – 100% from the photos. The website was a bit sloppy, but the photos really captured the area. I am thinking of adding a photo gallery with area attractions to our website for the relocation buyers. I think it will give them a better idea of the location they wish to move to.

Great article!

Matt

]]> By: 3plains http://ericonsearch.com/even-on-the-web-you-sell-with-senses/#comment-642 3plains Thu, 04 Dec 2008 10:47:29 +0000 http://www.ericonsearch.com/?p=152#comment-642 Eric, I find myself agreeing with you a lot. I'm waiting till I can disagree with you one of these days. To agree with your point, I design outdoor websites and hunters love photos, scenery, landscape... they need to "feel" or "sense" the actual product... like they were actually there. http://www.buffalobutte.com/location/ In this example, a potential customer would actually feel like it was his or her dog sitting on a hay bail. It make sales, plain and simple. Unfortunately, my call to action area is a tad low on the page. Ryan Eric, I find myself agreeing with you a lot. I’m waiting till I can disagree with you one of these days. To agree with your point, I design outdoor websites and hunters love photos, scenery, landscape… they need to “feel” or “sense” the actual product… like they were actually there.

http://www.buffalobutte.com/location/

In this example, a potential customer would actually feel like it was his or her dog sitting on a hay bail. It make sales, plain and simple. Unfortunately, my call to action area is a tad low on the page.

Ryan

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