Building A Profitable Web Site

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    1. Building a profitable web site We help you to get and to keep more customers who stay with you longer 115 Church Road, Bath, BA2 5JJ +44 1 225 840 490 www.e-crm.co.uk
    2. Background
      • UK most active online in Europe
        • 21 million logging on daily
        • 72% make purchases
        • Office National Statistics: £103bn online
    3. Background
      • Research has shown that for UK SMEs
        • 23% of websites have not been updated since launch
        • The average age of a website is four years
        • Only 8% had an e-commerce element to their sites
        • 25% of companies had no way of tracking their site
        • 38% had no budget at all for website updates
        • For those with budget annual spend was around £250
    4. Background
      • Seen as a design or technical issue
      • No one really clear
        • why it’s there
        • who it is aimed
        • what it is supposed to do
      • ‘ Getting the website up’ is the main objective
      • Site reflects the organisation and its departments
      • No thought about ease of use
      • No 6Ps (proper planning prevents piss poor performance)
    5. What needs to happen
      • Classic decisions on:
        • site mission
        • site objectives
        • site build budget
        • site maintenance
        • site maintenance budget (min. 50% build p.a.)
        • site marketing
        • site marketing budget (min. 300% build p.a.)
    6. Research
      • Research websites in your industry
      • Look at your competitors
        • what kind of websites do they have?
        • whose is ‘doing the biz’?
      • Gritty, boring, essential
        • needs someone who understands business
        • not likely to be designers and developers
        • staff who will notice the ‘little things’
    7. Target
      • Target, target, target
        • who are your target audience?
        • what will motivate them?
      • Most visitors want information
      • Most visitors want information
      • Information that helps make decision
    8. User model
    9. Decide: Trust
      • Provide on every page
        • your company name
        • how to contact you by email, phone and mail
        • your company registration number, place of registration & registered office address
        • the VAT number even if the website is not being used for e-commerce transactions
        • membership details of any trade or professional association, including any registration number
        • links to information about policies and terms and conditions
        • the name of the organisation with which the customer is contracting, if this is different from the trading name
    10. Decide: Navigation
      • Provide easy navigation
        • one click from anywhere to anywhere
        • no more than 7 top level links
      • Ask target audience what they want
      • Poor navigation = frustration
      • Frustration = go elsewhere [1 click]
    11. Decide: Content
      • Does your website have the right content?
      • Critical for customers & SEO
      • ‘ Organic’ listings how over 80% sites reached even if they are bookmarked
      • Who writes the copy?
        • good copywriters worth their weight in gold
    12. Decide: User experience
      • Is user experience good?
      • Keep their details and preferences
      • Get consent for future marketing
      • Do users leave happy?
        • do you get unnecessary emails & calls?
    13. Promotion
      • Can your site be found?
        • why did you build it unless you promote it?
        • if it can’t be found it won’t bring business: Q E D
      • Prepare a website marketing plan
        • pretend it is your most important product
        • how would you market that?
        • how much would you spend on it?
      • Make sure
        • search engine friendly
        • registered with key directories
      • Consider
        • pay per click, banner ads, email, viral campaigns, social bookmarking, social networking, more…………………
    14. Search engine optimization
      • Improving:
        • the amount of traffic
        • the quality of traffic
        • by ranking high in the search results
        • for search phrases actually used
        • that will produce the result you want
    15. Infrastructure
      • Hosting
      • Browser compatibility
      • Maintenance and updates
        • new content (content management system)
        • products in stock
    16. Measurement
      • Measure success or failure
      • Anywhere else you don’t do that?
      • Shows where you need to improve
    17. Building a profitable web site We help you to get and to keep more customers who stay with you longer 115 Church Road, Bath, BA2 5JJ +44 1 225 840 490 www.e-crm.co.uk

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