Posts Tagged ‘business goals’
Monday, April 26th, 2010
Regardless of what type of website you own, it has goals. Tracking those goals is a critical step in understanding your visitors and making improvements to your site. Goals give you direction in your actions and unlock a level of information that every website owner needs to make informed decisions.
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Tags: business goals, Conversion Optimization, conversion ratio, Goal Reporting, Goal Tracking, Google Analytics, Google Analytics Goal Reporting, Google Analytics Goal Tracking, website conversions, website goals, Website Perfomance, website performance, Website Statistics Posted in Conversion Optimization, Default, Google Analytics | No Comments »
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Saturday, March 6th, 2010
Everyone loves FREE, and almost no one can resist a contest – so they can potentially draw hundreds, maybe even thousands, of visitors to your website. Here are some guidelines to using contests and giveaways to drive traffic to your site(s):
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Monday, December 14th, 2009
To keep visitors coming back to your blog, establish yourself as the go-to expert in your industry or field.
What is your expertise? What is your passion? How do you tap into everything you know, everyone you’ve met, every place you’ve been, everything you’ve learned.
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Monday, December 7th, 2009
Are visitors to your website or blog doing what you want them to – opting in for future communication, clicking through to links, commenting, purchasing products or services? If not, look at your content and ask yourself, “Did I ask them to?” Chances are, you haven’t – you don’t have a call to action.
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Tags: blog search engine optimization, Blogs, business goals, calls to action, conversion ratio, Internet Marketing Small Business, website conversions, Website Design, website goals Posted in Blogs, Default, Website Design | No Comments »
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Sunday, September 6th, 2009
Defining the role you would like your website to play is the key first step to having a successful website / employee. Ask yourself this question, “What is the overall goal of my website?”
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