Launching your website even before it's finished can be a good idea

Launching your website even before it's finished can be a good idea

When you get into building a website in order to make some money online, you will usually think everything has to be worked out and fine-tuned before it will start making you money.  In reality, you don't need a finely tuned machine in order to win a competition, you just need to to be operational and working slightly.  You can always work on it over time and fine tune it so it becomes a well-oiled machine and dominates your niche.  Many people think their websites are finished when they are launching, but how many times have you went live and still added content or products to your pages each month?  If you're still working on your website, it's never really finished lol.  But, there is a point in the beginning where you know you're not ready to launch and where you are close to your launch time.  Now, launching your website before it's fully finished isn't something a web designer will tell you to do.  But as a marketer, I know that pulling in profits might take a while if you're relying on search engine traffic, so you will want to be live as soon as possible.  Many people take months to get a website designed and working flawlessly before they go live, but you don't need to do this.  Here are some reasons you might want to launch earlier than expected You can make some starting sales
You can't make any money if you're working on your website while a "Coming Soon" placeholder page is set up on your homepage.  You might get some traffic, but there's no way they will be able to do anything except sign up for a newsletter that will notify them when you're going live, but that doesn't work all the time.If you launch early on, you can start making some sales in order to encourage you, even more, to work longer hours and fix any problems as well as add more content to your pages.  You can't make any sales if you're not live, duh!  You can work on it over time.
A website is never really finished, you will always be working on it and adding content.  Most of the time you won't even realize your working on it because everything will seem like it's mandatory in order to keep your business thriving.  If you set up small goals, like adding 5 new articles a month or writing up a few additional guest posts a month, you will be working on your overall plan over time.  You will never get everything done quickly, and if you do, you will likely mess up some things along the way.  Take your time and make sure you're doing it right in order to not have something broken for a person to see.  This doesn't mean you need to keep your website in the dark until everything is done, it means you don't want to add a new article or plugin until it's fully configured or optimized.
Your workload will seem smaller
Since you're launching early, you will have a lot of work to do, but it won't feel overwhelming.  You can set up steps to completion so you can have a daily workload.  You won't be working on a re-design so your workload will not feel overwhelming even a little bit, you'll just be going through smaller tasks each day.  You can't look at your workload as a means to an end, you need to keep adding to it in order to be building all the time.  Remember, your website will never be finished, so launching earlier rather than later will help you out in the long run.You will see the potential before investing too much
If you work on your website for months and finally launch to figure out that you aren't making any money, you'll be devastated.  You'll have invested hundreds of hours in your website, the design, and marketing before you notice that the juice wasn't worth the squeeze.  So many times I hear "I have a great design and have done all the marketing, but I haven't made any money!" and this can be figured out early on if you launch before you're done.  People will purchase from you, comment on your pages and sign up for your newsletter even if your website isn't finished.  So by launching early on, you can see the true potential of your niche and figure out if you should switch gears and focus on something else or if you should keep at it and push even more than you already are In Conclusion
Launching your website early is something a designer will tell you not to do, but they aren't always focused on making money like us online marketers   Launching early will allow you to feed the business machine with initial sales, something you won't be getting if you wait months to launch because you're a perfectionist.  Don't get me wrong, I'm a perfectionist and it's difficult for me to launch early, but I know there's a reason I'm launching early and it trumps the perfectionist within me lol.  Remember to follow me!https://www.seocheckout.com/user/RazzyThanks!Razzy