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MarketingPRetc

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Marketing, Analysis, PR etc

 


 

 

Campaigns

Surveys

Stats Analysis

Solutions

CMS

  • Expression Engine
  • investigate: Squarespace - looks fantastic - well designed templates out of the box - multi tiered pricing - no shopping cart integration

ROI

Rinse and Repeat

for a good and always improving customer experience

article on data-driven design - Using Web Analytics to Validate Heuristics by Andrea Wiggins

 

Metrics

Anything that measures how usage changed.

like

 * conversion rate

 * total e-commerce sales in dollars and/or units

 * size of average "sales basket" for e-commerce

 * training time needed to learn a feature or system

 * sign-up rate for newsletters or other desired action

 * lead-generation

 * time on task and other productivity measures

 * subjective satisfaction scores

 * average page views and/or duration of visit per user

 * returning visitor traffic

 * frequency of return visits

 * number of times a feature was used

 * percentage of users who bail out at a certain step

 * number of calls to help desks or tech support

 * learning or comprehension scores

 * other usage or impact metrics,

   including new ones you have invented yourself

 

SEO

from the horses mouth: Google on SEO

 

Search Engine Optimization is not a magic potion to be applied to a finished web site. SEO is integral part of web development.

Great thread on Slashdot on Google Search Engine Hell - with plenty of advice on the side

 

Best Practice

  • Good Relevant Copy

Get a knowledgeable copywriter who knows how to write RELEVANT and search engine friendly copy including meta copy.

  • Identify list of key words unique and relevant to your business
  • Meta keywords and description unique to each page
  • file naming
  • Keyword-heavy URL
  • Keywords in navigation if possible
  • H1 (title of specific page you are on), h2, body etc tags
  • Name links better - not 'read more' etcbut spell out
  • Make sure all pages have easy to read content (not media rich, flash etc)
  • Use breadcrumbs (helps spider bots to navigate)
  • Keyword density in body (5% is good)
  • Use webstandards
  • Avoid Javascript, if used, make sure it degrades nicely
  • Domain name confusion, looses ranking, Google by mistake treating them as separate sites by mistake. Use a 301 redirect to avoid.
  • Crosslink pages within site
  • Alt tags
  • Sitemap for entire site!!
  • Password protected pages, pages reached via form are un-spiderable

 

Ongoing SEO maintenance

Conversion tracking etc.

AdWords PPC advert optimization etc.

 

An Overview

SEO & Marketing mind map

 

 

New Sites > Google Sandbox

The Google "sandbox" probation period

Once you have decided on your business, name and registered your domain get a holding page or two up a.s.a.p. - brief outlineof yourr intentions, "Coming Soon"- this will gtet the site into the google system. The sandbox period can last 6 or more months, and commences the moment Google finds the site.

 

Adding a Glossary to Increase Website Traffic

incrementally

 

Google Sitemap

Adding a proper Google Sitemap which specifies relative page importance and update frequency. Update this at every site update point to ensure prompt re-indexing.

 

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