How to Set Up an Inviting Author Website that Converts and Builds Loyalty

Landing on this post, you might be wondering how on earth your author website is echoing cricket sounds instead of high traffic. You want real answers because it just doesn’t make sense. You’ve designed its visuals into perfection, you’ve planted keywords to Google’s liking, and you’ve spurred social media to posts you oh so beautifully crafted that readers couldn’t help but burst into your domain and ask for more. Or have you?

With the web’s knotted ins and outs, there are loop holes and sure cuts for an attractive author website that can reap you a huge following, and you’re here for that magical route. So after all the whys and why-nots, here’s the best hows from some of the biggest names in online feat.

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What’s missing in your author website? Let us know in the comments section below.

 

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  1. It’s easy to spot good and bad author websites… when it’s not your own. I did a complete overhaul of my (very do-it-yourself-quickly-looking) Blogger blog, moving it to self-hosted WordPress site and doing the site design myself (I got a friend designer to create some graphics). When I finally went live I felt so proud of my new shiny web-home, but when I looked at it again a few days later as a reader, it felt… wrong. Now I need to figure out how to change what so I can go from “wrong” to “right” and hopefully get to “ideal” someday. Posts like this is a great help, thank you!

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