Posts Tagged ‘Website’
Consumer Psychology and eCommerce Checkouts
eCommerce has changed the way companies connect with customers and market goods. In the online world, shoppers form opinions, assess value, and make buying decisions without any first-hand experience of the items they are paying for.
Read More New Website? 10 Crucial Things to Ask Yourself First
What do you want to accomplish and what does a visitor to your site want to accomplish? Get clear on this and then design your site to provide them what they need, which in turn leads to your getting what you need.
Read More 3 Tasks Every Small Business Should Outsource to Save Money
Many small business owners hold themselves back from outsourcing because they have doubts. Can I trust people outside my company? Will they accomplish what I want the way I want to do it? Why pay someone else to do it if I can do it myself?
Read More What Your Website Says About You
Your website is a massive part of how people judge your business as a whole. If it looks like something that is still stuck in the 90’s-early 00’s (think HTML, primitive flash, gradients!), then that’s a bad sign. But even the most modern, sleek looking sites are nothing without any substance attributed to them.
Read More Online Marketing for Franchise Businesses
Franchisors approach online marketing in many different ways. How can a franchisee get the most from online marketing? Make sure, when you choose your franchise business opportunity, that you have a plan for online marketing—and that the franchise you choose works with that plan.
Read More What is a Website Conversion?
Without conversions a website is just a brochure. And what often happens to brochures? Sometimes they’re picked up and result in a call, but most of the time they get a single glimpse and then they’re tossed in the trash and are never looked at again. Don’t let that be your website.
Read More The Biggest Content Marketing Mistake Brands Make Today
Many brands that have invested in content marketing over the last few years took a strictly owned media approach. They created copious amounts of content and published it on their own websites via a blog or something similar. After that they used their own social channels to broadcast the content.
Read More EZ Tips: Web Writing 101
There are probably ten or more items that you need to pay attention to when writing a web page. Some of these have to do with the copy itself, some with the structure of the page and still others are more behind the scenes things like tags.
Read More “Free” Websites: The Dirty Secrets You Need to Know
I have mixed feelings about the “free” websites you can get from a number of online places. On the one hand, I certainly see the appeal for a small business on a budget. Then again, I do know what goes into building a quality website. I know what it takes to get one ranked well.
Read More The Importance of Being Mobile Friendly
While it is likely that a B2C business (e.g. a retail store) is likely to get more mobile traffic than a B2B company, we think it’s still imperative to make your website mobile friendly for your customers/clients.
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