The document outlines a typical approach companies take to websites, which involves launching new websites without a strategy to drive relevant visitors. This leads to low traffic and few new customers. It then introduces inbound marketing as an alternative approach. Inbound marketing involves conducting market research, designing the website around key search terms, ensuring the website can convert visitors into buyers at different stages, using content to attract the right audience, and strategically converting visitors into customers.
6. You spend a lot of
money and maybe
even make changes
to your new website
so that it “aligns” to
your campaign
messaging!
7. Your campaign goes
live and attempts to
capture the attention
of your market,
competing with all
the other messages
out there…
8. “We should rather take the next
turning… that does not look very
authentic”
But the pushy
messaging,
pushes people
away!
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10. Your revenue did not
increase, but….
Your agency claims
it was a branding
success…
And recommends a
follow up campaign!
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12. Step 1:
Conduct research
based on what your
market searches
online for, and
design your website
around these
insights
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13. Step 2:
Ensure there are
ways to convert web
visitors that are
ready to buy now,
and those that are
doing research prior
to their purchase
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