What do you do when your website is not successful?

[BrolySSJ]

We have all tried at one point or the other in order to create our own website or we are in the process of thinking about doing it and I think that as much as we are all told to do what we dream, there is the chance that it may not work out. What do you do when you create a website and it fails? Do you stop the website, or do you repurpose it for something else and try again?

 

[Busybee]

I started my website from scratch, It started as a blog and later developed into a forum. It was fun. It was slow grind, but enjoyed the entire journey. I still remember my first user review. If you are passionate about something, kindly be patient also. Because, building your first 100 member would be challenging, when you hit 1000 subscribers or more, then it becomes much easier. Keep grinding and trust the process.

 

[HK World]

I completely agree with Busybee that when you really want to be successful in achieving your goals, you don't only need to work hard but also remain patient. And keep researching and trying out different strategies to make it successful. Learning is the key to success. So, keep updating your skills.

 

[WebKitty]

I will give up on it after a while if it isn't doing anything or I lose interest. Sometimes I will see about selling it first instead of throwing all the work I did away. Most of the time, I just save things and get rid of it.

 

[BrolySSJ]

Being patient is the key to success. There is always going to be things that don't end up working out and the main thing is that you learn something to take away from that.

 

[Grant]

Keep at it. Because if you're devoted to getting your site off the ground, then stick with it. It may take a while to build up a brand new site, because it has no presence yet. It probably isn't on any search engines, and all that. You also need to build up your social following, and so on. Like Broly said above me, patience is the key to success. And with websites, you need patience.

 

[Bousine123]

When my website is not successful try to create another one and put more effort to create a more attractive website by using pictures, and some free softwares. Also my background must be white on black writing.

 

[Saachi]

I totally agree with Busybee that if you really want to succeed in achieving your goals, you have to not only work hard but also be patient. keep trying. Learning is the key to success. So skill up.

 

[eenya001]

i believe that the best thing is not to just out rightly stop your website, you can look into it and see where you are getting it all wrong and probably improve on it the more as time goes on.

 

[Laurentta]

When one website fails, one shouldn't give up on it. One should take a break to discover what went wrong with the website and one should try again, this time avoiding the mistakes he or she made the first time.

 

[Kane]

Website becoming successful means it has a huge traffic and generates a lot of revenue. If I am unable to do that I will see the potential reasons and work hard to build traffic and revenue. If I still cammke make it successful I will list it for sale.

 

[Shahid987]

When a website is not successful, you can try the following
Evaluate website content and design for user experience and engagement.
Conduct market research to identify target audience and their needs.
Improve search engine optimization (SEO) to increase visibility.
Use analytics to identify and address areas of low traffic.
Implement effective marketing strategies, such as email campaigns and social media marketing.
Continuously test and make changes to improve website performance.
Offer promotions and incentives to attract more visitors and convert them into customers.

 

[Planbizzle]

We have all tried at one point or the other in order to create our own website or we are in the process of thinking about doing it and I think that as much as we are all told to do what we dream, there is the chance that it may not work out. What do you do when you create a website and it fails? Do you stop the website, or do you repurpose it for something else and try again?

When your webpage is not productive it can be helpful to examine the analytics to identify areas where improvements can be made. You can use the analytics to determine what is and isn't working and enforce changes accordingly. Additionally, it can be helpful to toy with different designs and aesthetics, various kinds of content, and SEO tools to see what is favorable for your site. Finally, you should also stay up to date with changes in your industry and the latest trends to ensure your website remains relevant and successful.