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Websites are more interactive than ever, but not every business harnesses this in the correct way. In the early days of the Internet it was normal to see sites that are seen as hideous and gaudy today, but were amazing when they were created because it used all the newest things like audio and animated images. Once the shine wears off, you are left with a site that people avoid. The same applies to web applications in that you need to correctly use these new options for your site.Never heard of this before? Get up to speed here.

The first thing to consider is what web applications make sense for your business. If you have a product that would require user support, such as a piece of software, having an online chat application would be useful provided you had the staff to handle the user requests. If you are a financial company, having a range of calculators to help your customers determine how various savings or loans would impact them improves their experience at your site and may reduce volume of requests for that information.

Just because some application is new and shiny does not mean it is the right fit for your business site. Think of what value it adds to your customers before putting it up for everyone to see.

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