Lesson Learned, Make Sure you have a Contact Form on Your Blog

I learned a very valuable lesson today.  It’s something that I always knew, but somewhere along the way I forgot to execute on it consistently.

Every blog or website that you set up needs to have a contact form, and preferably an e-mail address or even a phone number.

I re-learned this little truism today when I was trying to contact a handful of bloggers about advertising on their websites.  Several of them did not have contact forms for me utilized in order to contact them. 

In a few situations I left a comment on an article deep within their blog adding the postscript that if they would like to delete the comment that could.  I did not want to leave a comment that might be perceived as spam, however they left me no other choice to contact them.

As I realized how difficult it was to do business with a few of the sites, I realized that I was not perfect either and that several of my sites did not include a contact form.  So now I have to follow my own advice and go clean up my sites that don’t have this very useful function.

It doesn’t cost much in the form of real estate to include a button or link or even a short little word at the bottom of every website in the footer to help your potential customers clients or advertisers find you and do business with you.

Leave a Reply

Tag Cloud

.htaccess (3)
Ad Optimization (1)
ad placements (2)
ajax (1)
anti-virus (1)
attributes (1)
Backup (2)
Better Blogging (4)
Bill Payment Services (7)
blog testing (2)
blogger templates (4)
Blogging Finance 101 (2)
Blogging Tips (75)
Blogroll (1)
Blogworld (3)
Browser Tips (2)
building traffic (2)
Buttons (1)
Category Management (3)
censor fighting tools (2)
Charities on the Web (1)
Comment Management (2)
Contact Information (1)
Content Generation (4)
content sources (2)
Converters (1)
css (2)
directory listings (1)
dsl (1)
ebook evolution (1)
Ecommerce (2)
Electromagnetic Impact (1)
email security (1)
embedded links (1)
Failing to Improve (1)
Feed (4)
Fighting Spam (2)
firefox addons (2)
Flash (3)
fonts (1)
ftp upload (1)
full screen video (1)
Future Niches (2)
Google (14)
Graphics (2)
Groups (1)
Hardware (1)
html tips (7)
images (4)
javascript (2)
logos (1)
market research (4)
marketing (2)
micro blogging (3)
Microsoft (4)
MindManager (2)
mobile blogging (4)
Monetization (22)
Nofollow (2)
Online Games (1)
Online Maps (1)
Online Protests (1)
Online Services (8)
Optimization (2)
PayPal (6)
Permalinks (2)
phishing (3)
php (1)
Pinging Servers (1)
Plugins (8)
podcasting (2)
port 25 (1)
Privacy,Credibility (2)
reporting abuse (2)
Revver (1)
search engines (5)
Security (3)
SEO (5)
Sitemaps (2)
social networking (6)
Sound Effects (1)
spam (1)
statistics (1)
tags (1)
Telecommute (3)
toolbars (2)
Traffic (1)
Uncategorized (7)
updates (6)
user generated content (1)
Utterli (2)
Utterli (1)
Utterz (15)
validation (2)
Video (58)
video blogging (3)
Video Conferencing (2)
Video Marketing (1)
Video Production Tips (9)
Video Services (10)
Viruses (1)
VOIP (2)
Web Design (4)
Web Design Software (5)
Web Launch Planning (2)
Web Research (2)
Web Resources (12)
Web Service Review (5)
Website Reviews (3)
Website Rumors (2)
whitepaper creation (1)
Widgets (1)
Wiki, wiki, Wikis (1)
WindowsLiveWriter (16)
word counter (1)
Wordpress (17)
Writing Tips (3)
xml (1)

WP Cumulus Flash tag cloud by Roy Tanck requires Flash Player 9 or better.

August 2007
S M T W T F S
« Jul   Sep »
 1234
567891011
12131415161718
19202122232425
262728293031  
ss_blog_claim=610ce799b239e79251b6e63cc094914d ss_blog_claim=610ce799b239e79251b6e63cc094914d