Website Review for Higher Sales

I would like to comment on http://www.daanimlm.com/. First I found the site loads a bi9t slow, which might put off people who work in software. Secondly, I thought the designs in each box were confusing. Some of the designs are repeated fro more than one type of software. Also, I am not sure how much appeal they add. In my opinion, people searching for help are going to look at the title of each box.

I like them all except for it contents. Can you summarize the content or make a bullet list on important posts then only highlight the most important features. The other features can be included in the product pages or about the product pages.

From the colors, layout and fonts it looks quite outdated. Not the most appealing colors. Dark has been out for some time. The brown, well, we don't want to say what that looks like.

Side bar text, so much italics, makes it harder to read. Odd to have iphones for sale in the sidebar. More line height would be nice too. Gotta remember there are quite a few older people in IM. Never hurts to make it readable for every one. Need to have a much bigger ad for studiopress, that one probably won't get many clicks and it's pretty tough to read the text.

Why the meta block in the sidebar? Serves no purpose to your visitors. Be more profitable to replace with an advertisement. If anything put your RSS links in the footer, just for the search engines anyways.

You don't really have images for your posts, just colored graphics. Images instead could make your site stand out more and it could be more interesting. Plus more visual if related. Pinterest proves we like visuals.

Post titles are kind of blah, not very click enticing. Obviously you could use some comments, at least for social proof. And I am sure you know you need to go out and get them, they sure don't come on their own, even when you ask on your site. More importantly, I did not noticed any call to action to comment at the end of your post, to encourage them, bug them to comment. Sometime you need to tell them what to do. Not too difficult to get comments.

Social buttons at the bottom of the post could use a call to action as well. Please click, please share, whatever. Kind of on the small side too.

On the main page, some of the post spots, part of it is cut off, the comments/read more button.

Of course just my opinions

Judging by the date of the first post, the business of the owner is booming. Although the design has remained very doubtful. And there is almost no traffic on the site.

Post titles are kind of blah, not very click enticing. Obviously you could use some comments, at least for social proof. And I am sure you know you need to go out and get them, they sure don't come on their own, even when you ask on your site. More importantly, I did not noticed any call to action to comment at the end of your post, to encourage them, bug them to comment. Sometime you need to tell them what to do. Not too difficult to get comments.
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Few comments:

1. Multiple sites and domains overall. Best to A/B or Multivariate test, rather than host 3 different domains. There’s just SEO.
2. What’s “Sales Page URL” – you need to build a user flow with multiple conversion/contact options.
3. Header is very hard to follow – a 4x4 table is a waste of screen real estate.
4. Brand is unclear. What is “MLM Software” – Multilevel Marketing?
5. Title, Description, and Meta Keywords look stuffed. Meta keywords offer no SEO value anymore.
6. Too many inner links in anchor test.
7. Buttons look very out of date.
8. What does “Get Costing Mean”
9. Too much text in the bottom fold – people skim, don’t read. Make the content more skimmable and scannable.
10. About us page looks very busy.
11. You have the word “MLM” in every single page. Which page do you rank in Google for the keyword MLM? If you’re targeting every page you will rank on no page.