How do you plan a site?

Imagine you've made up your mind to develop online, but you don't know where to start. Well, Tintin gives some questions. And so you can have a clear answer to each question, then your online strategy, website planning has a very cool blueprint. The next step is to see how you can put this blueprint into practice. Question one: What is the purpose of your website?
Options:
1. Advertise for your Business
2. Sales of products and services
3. Establishment of a public welfare service
4. Advocacy for an idea, concept, career
5. Bring your business to the world question two: what is the size of the website you envision?
Options:
1. Very small, there is a website on the line
2. Start from the smallest scale and then develop gradually
3. Quite complex
4. Extremely large and complex question three: Do you want or need an independent domain name? Question four: Who is your main target audience?
Options:
1. Businessmen, Professionals
2. Women
3. Male
4. Adolescents
5. Children
6. Students
7. Everyone (? )
8. Other questions five: based on a clear audience positioning, what do you want the site to design features?
Options:
1. Content-oriented, design professional, meticulous
2. Visual design trendy, login speed fast
3. Extensive use of graphics and animation, ignoring the speed of login
4. Attention to visual design, but also quickly
5. The most important question of login speed Six: How do you plan to promote the site? Online, under the net or both?
Options:
1. Search engine
2. Paid Advertising
3. News Mail
4. Directed email
5. Free Advertising
6. Free Consulting Services
7. Friendship Links
8. Classified Ads
9. Header Ads
10. Business Card
11. Advertising Print
12. Direct Mail
13. Other question seven: what kind of extra revenue do you want to bring to the site?
Options:
1. Software retailing
2. Paid Classified Ads
3. Header Ads
4. Commissioned website planning
5. Other question eight: How do you plan to run this site?
Options:
1. All by yourself
2. Commissioned professional services to do, their own regular guidance
3. Set requirements, goals, entirely by others. Question Nine: What is the budget you're going to put in? This "nine-question" looks very simple, but very important. Look four, most of the site lacks soul, the main theme, a hammer West a stick, loose, confusion, the reason lies in the lack of planning, less this "nine ask."