Out Now! My New Free Website Improvement eBook!

Sep 8th, 2008 by Rich Page

Make your website visitors happier and increase conversions on your site!
My new service gives you 10 personalized ways to improve your website for just $149!

Website Improvements Well, it’s taken me months in my spare time, but I am proud to say that I have finally finished writing my first free website optimization ebook!

Called Improve Your Website for Free: Tips, Tricks and Tools (and How to Stop Wasting Money on Your Website Marketing), I created this ebook to not only help improve websites, but also to help people stop wasting as much money with their online marketing.

It’s 18 pages long, and perfect for anyone wanting to improve their website (and lets face it, who doesn’t want to?) - from one person website entrepreneurs, to people working at major online companies. And its also great for anyone involved with website marketing who is looking for some ideas on how to save money with their online marketing spend.

“In 18 short pages Rich provides a essential primer on important starting points for understanding and improving your website’s performance”.
Avinash Kaushik, Web Analytics Evangalist at Google

The best news is that this ebook is free - no catch! To download this free ebook, all you have to do is enter your email address below and submit. You will automatically get emailed the link to download the ebook. So what are you waiting for? Get downloading and optimizing your website (and saving money!)

Simply enter your email below to get my new free ebook
(and I promise I won’t spam you or sell your email)

Also, I would love to hear what everyone thinks - feedback, praise, suggestions - it all helps me to improve this ebook further still. Simply add your comment below… I hope you find it very useful - and please let friends and colleagues know about it!

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Posted in My Free eBooks, Web Analytics | 15 Comments

15 Responses to “Out Now! My New Free Website Improvement eBook!”

on 10 Sep 2008 at 2:15 pm1Tim Ash

Hi Rich,

Nice Job on the e-book. You have pulled together some solid information in a very readable and actionable style. Even though its free, this e-book has a lot of value.

Best Wishes,

Tim Ash - President
http://SiteTuners.com
on 12 Sep 2008 at 3:20 am2Bloggers Digest - 9/12/08 | Get Elastic

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on 12 Sep 2008 at 10:49 pm3Brian

Great Read! I am very impressed with your ability to connect the dots. Hopefully you will have one of these coming out every quarter. The value you are giving away for free is enormous. Thanks again!
on 16 Sep 2008 at 7:53 am4Mark Harris

Very cool! I found some great nuggets in there. I will definitely show this to my boss to save us some money! Good work!
on 16 Sep 2008 at 8:23 am5Jeff

Great review of the basics. Thanks for giving it away.
on 19 Sep 2008 at 3:52 pm6Veena

This ebook is a wonderful resource\reference not only to the newcomers but also for the experienced. It is well written in simple english and easy to understand. Great Work!

I have experience in business development of ecommerce storefront, software testing and am passionate about researching what a customer wants. So, I decided to take the plunge into webanalytics earlier this year. I am currently enrolled in the UBC program. I am based out of Seattle and currently exploring some webanalytics opportunities.

I just completed the Web Analytics for web optimization class. I wish I had access to your book during the course. I spent hours trying to gather the right resources - aritcles, case studies and your book has it all - blogs, books, checklist, facts, myths, how to….
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on 24 Sep 2008 at 12:54 pm8TheMace

Interesting. I especially agree with the bit on customer/client feedback and the use of surveys. Not sure how to improve your website? ASK YOUR VISITORS! Duh! Good work.
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on 07 Oct 2008 at 7:19 am10Curt

Thanks for the ebook. Ebooks provide more value then articles, because they are organized and condensed, which allow me to consumer a higher quality of information at a faster rate.
on 07 Oct 2008 at 9:03 am11Bill Masson

Sounds cool enough for me, Let’s have a read
on 07 Oct 2008 at 10:07 pm12Jen

Hi Rich,

I enjoyed the book very much and will be using it in a talk with my local Web Analytics Wednesday tomorrow. We are discussing the “Website Optimization Ecosystem” and I think your ebook will help people understand that doing these things doesn’t have to be a daunting, impossible, costly undertaking. I will direct them to your site to get their own copy!

Thanks,

Jen
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on 12 Dec 2008 at 11:46 am14Kevin Sandridge

Hey Rich! Thanks so much for writing this book! JIT for me… as I’m still a bit “green” re: the SEO stuff. Will chew it up this weekend!
Best - Kevin Sandridge, Winter Haven, FL
on 15 Dec 2008 at 10:44 am15Buena Park Directory

Great free resource on how to improve your website. The one that stood out for me the most was evaluating usability. This is critical and I often refer to other big corporate sites like Apple for direction and inspiration. Some of the best sites that I’ve also seen with great attention and detail to usability is BusinessWeek, Dell and Hulu.

Great post and thx for providing the ebook for free.

Ken
http://HomeofBuenaPark.com