In the meantime, we have developed a number of websites (homepages).
It's impossible to make any site successful.
In the unlikely event that someone says that all the sites they have created are highly successful, they can be assured that they are lying.
The likelihood of success is said to be 1 in 100.
If you have heard this far, you may think that it is better not to operate a website or the like.But you can increase the likelihood that your site will be successful.
In fact, even on the site I worked on, there are a few success stories.
To the best of my knowledge, I believe that there is a minimum requirement for success.
1. Don't make your own site,
2. Focus on advertising
3. Site administrators are motivated to create a site
It seems obvious, but there are three points that are surprisingly difficult.
Don't create your own website
In fact, the most difficult part is this part.
A lot of it is stuffing your thoughts at the end of development.
I know how you feel.
I want to cram more and more ideas into my site.
I want to stuff it too.
However, your budget and time are limited.It cannot be packed indefinitely.
As you cram it in, someone else might open up a site with the same idea.
They also become entrenched in their own ideas.
If there are 100 people, there should be 100 ways of thinking.
There is a bug.It's ok if you don't have the features you originally planned for, but once you've created the things you originally planned for and made a few tweaks, it's a good idea to open them first.
Without the packing mentioned above, there will be plenty of time and budget.
Get feedback from visitors and customize your site to include them.
Focus on ads
Although it is difficult for me to say in terms of development, please spend more money on advertising than on development costs.
Sites that no one knows about will not succeed no matter how hard you try.
It is sad that the site I was involved with is not working.
Site admins are motivated to create a site
Most of them are more ambitious, but there are some people whose goal is to develop something extremely rare.
As I explained above, basically no one can know that the site is left unattended.
If you publish it, it does not mean that many people will visit.
The same is true for advertising, but by increasing the amount of content, you can increase the likelihood that it will be searched, modify the content with the voice of the user, and even after the production is completed, there are various things to do.
Successful sites were more likely to do this.
Of course, there are many other elements.
I hope we can make your site a success together.
