With things like big data and GoToMeeting, large groups of people can collaborate over great distances, using this data to make a series of decisions about their new website.

And then once they’ve implemented these decisions, a new group of folks comes in to question everything – usually a board of directors or someone from the C-Level.

Sound familiar? It’s never pretty.

I’m not anti-big data. And I am not naïve enough to think that one person can make all the decisions regarding a website. But, the scenario depicted above often ends in failure.

Your website has an audience, and it isn’t you! Personal opinions on design and structure can certainly be valid. But, everything should be run through the audience filter – Is it what they want? What they need?





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Written by jonmikelbailey
3482 days ago

Thanks!



Written by lyceum
3482 days ago

Jon: You are welcome! I look forward to hear your feedback on Business Plans' first episode.



Written by lyceum
3483 days ago

Jon: I learned a new phrase the other day: "the highest paid opinion" on website "whatnot"... ;) Listen to Bplans' new podcast, Bcast, for the expression. ("Episode 1: Business Loans, Website Tips, and the Apple Watch")



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