1) Revamp my website. Research the competition and see what's out there - a website should be updated every 6-12 months to keep its edge in the search engines.

2) I'll have my web person put a blog on my website as that's the easiest way to update a static site regularly, advertise sales, and disseminate general information about my specialty.

3) Before I go messing with the website code and "do it myself" without an installed editing tool (such as a CMS), I'll check with my web developer.

4) I'll learn the basics of what hosting does, what my site can do, why I need certain things like a "domain" and how to use them.

5) I'll quit assuming my web developer will do something for free, his/her time is as valuable as mine.

6) I'll take some time to learn more about "social networking" on the web as it will help promote my business.

7) I'll add a "captcha" to my online forms - not only does it deter spam, but it will help the worthy cause of digitizing books.

8) I'll manually submit my site to at least a couple of search engines (Google "submit URL" for a place to start)

9) I'll brand my business - choosing a theme and sticking with it - making everything match (business cards, website, stationery) for a strong identity.

10)I'll think of five good keywords that I believe customers will use to find me on Google, and will use these in any content I put on my website.

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