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Focus on Answering
the Six Basic Questions

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The Road to Hell isn’t paved with good intentions, it’s paved with assumptions. One assumption that too many dive retailers make is that “everybody knows” what’s involved in learning to scuba dive.

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People interested in learning to scuba dive are likely to need answers to as many as six basic questions. These are:

It’s unlikely you can adequately answer all six questions on a single page — unless you think your visitors will be willing to wade through a page that’s 20 screenfuls long. Nor do you need to. For example:

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A 27-year-old high school swim coach most likely has few concerns as to whether or not he or she is physically capable of learning to dive. A 62-year-old grandmother might.

Therefore, the safest approach may be to devote separate pages to answering each of these basic questions. This way, visitors only have to read the pages they feel pertain to them (and no single page is overly daunting in length). This is the approach our sample website takes.

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