Customers Question Credibility of Websites With Typos

April 3, 2005 -- A potential customer on the internet can only rely on your words, rather than your reputation in their community, to determine whether they trust you or your services. To do so they judge the credibility of a site by a variety of criteria.

A Consumer Report by WebWatch looked at the factors that influence a person’s opinion of the credibility of various websites. The report indicated that although the look of a site had the most influence on a visitor, the tone of writing and functionality of the site also affected the visitor’s opinion of whether a site was credible or not.

Simple steps such as providing clear information, checking that links are working, using proper grammar and checking for typos are often overlooked in the excitement of building a website or writing a sales letter and driving traffic to it.

Internet Marketers, and others who frequently write copy for websites or letters to their customers, often make use of services that can complete these tasks quickly and proficiently. ‘Your Virtual Assistant’ from CAASE Marketing provides these services with accuracy guaranteed.

Dirk Wagner of InternetMarketingOasis.com says about ‘Your Virtual Assistant’: “Wow your service is the best I have ever seen. You have proofread my websites and ebook in lightning speed…Thank you a thousand times. I’ll come back to you every time I have finished new products”

Shannon Emmanuel, who operates ‘Your Virtual Assistant’, says “writing is an essential task for marketers – every website needs it. I just want to help make those efforts reach their full potential. If writing can be improved, so can sales.”

You can view the available services or contact Shannon for special projects at http://virtual-assistant.affiliate-start.com