How many businesses these days fall into the trap of only making small changes to marketing plans and settling for average results? Complacency ignores the greater majority of new site visitors who demand a more personalised attention and approach to a business and those that seek to integrate their overall marketing strategies aligned with the goals of their site users can achieve great results.
Your website can be an extremely cost effective primary marketing tool, but you need to think about how to use for maximum benefit. Using your website as a sales funnel, you can profile all of your users into where they are in the buying cycle using a wide range of different criteria. You also need to make sure you have a steady flow of new visitors to your website, so that people are constantly engaged and educated about what you have to offer.
Conversion Architecture defines your business goals and target audience, and encourages all of your visitors to go further along that buying cycle, guided by the information that you provide through your website. The guiding philosophy is that all websites must have a persuasive purpose, resulting in more visitors doing what you want them to online…leading to more business for you!
Following the 40/40/20 rule, our WSI consultants have successfully constructed many effective marketing campaigns for a wide range of businesses. We can meet with you to help identify your business’s online marketing formula and make it work for your site.
If you would like more information, call us to book an appointment today!
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| U.K. web sales grew nearly 13% in the first half of 2012 Source: ecommerce-news.internetretailer.com, July 2012 |
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| Despite the economic woes, spending online continues to grow. In August 2011 alone, UK shoppers spent £5.2 billion on the web. Source: IMRG/Capgemini e-Retail Sales Index, November 2011 |
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| 41% of UK firms are successfully winning customers through their social networking efforts. 48% use social platforms to engage with their existing customers. Source: Regus as cited by www.searchenginejournal.com, November 2011 |
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| 79% of search engine users say they always/frequently click on the natural search results. Source: www.searchenginejournal.com, April 2012 |
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| 28% of people in the UK have purchased something using their phone Source: gpmd.co.uk, March 2012 |