Responding to Feedback - HTML
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Job SearchAlways include a feedback link on your site, typically an e-mail link to the Webmaster (you or the person generally responsible for the site). Visitors to your site can use the link to alert you to problems, provide feedback on your site, and more. Tip Feedback links are a target of spammers. To minimize the inconvenience of spam from feedback links, use a dedicated e-mail address (not your usual e-mail address), or obscure the address by using a form or other tool to actually perform the mailing.
Server logs report 404 (Document not found) errors that can point to link errors inside and outside of your site.
Of course, you should always take feedback with the proverbial grain of salt—check out reported problems yourself before affecting any changes and weigh criticism (and kudos) accordingly.
