Whenever I meet with a new client to talk about delivering a new Web site or enhancements to an existing one, I always talk about who may be visiting it. At the end of the discussion, I always add to the list “anyone” as the reality is that if you have a public Web site, truly anyone can see it.

When people think about viewing a Web site, most of the time the though is that it would be viewed online, using a browser. The next natural way is that it is viewed on a handheld device. But what about TV? Last night, one of my client’s, Foresight Childproofing, was featured on a local Minneapolis TV station relating to a child safety story. At the end of the story they showed the home page of their Web site, childproofhome.com. You can watch the story here:

http://wcco.com/topstories/local_story_066101558.html

So the next time you think of who will be looking at your Web site, realize it could be a couch potato.

Comments

That’s definitely a format I wouldn’t think to browser check :) My (company) website is currently suffering from the usual problem: I’ve been gradually developing my business model over the past six months, and yet my site reflects the mission/goals from a year ago.

Comment by Dr. Pete
on 03/07/07 at 05:00 PM
 

Welcome to the entrepreneur’s club!  Not that it’s an excuse…

mp/m

Comment by Mike Maddaloni
on 03/07/07 at 06:42 PM
 

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