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    Corey Rudl On Bad Design

    Though he’s no longer with us, the power and accuracy of Corey’s observations continue to shape online marketing today:

    “Many companies have their own website designers, but most don’t know how to actually design a website that sells.

    They know how to make it look pretty and know the coding behind it — but they don’t know how to make it sell to more visitors.”

    Corey Rudl
     

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    By Walter |

    Topics: Client Top Secret, From The Trenches |


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