This document summarizes a presentation by Sam Shetty on running a successful website. The presentation covers online marketing strategies including SEO, pay per click advertising, conversion rate optimization, email marketing and social media marketing. It provides tips on setting up analytics and tracking tools, content creation, mobile optimization, and ensuring website security. The goal is to understand online customer behavior and drive qualified traffic and conversions through an integrated online marketing approach.

1. Running a successful website
Presented by Sam Shetty

2. Agenda
• The Online landscape
• Understanding Online marketing
• Understanding SEO
• SEO 2014
• Pay Per Click Advertising
• Conversion rate optimisation
• Email marketing
• Q & A

3. About Sam - Me
• Career started in IT and then started consulting for startup
businesses
• My belief has always been how technology and people can bridge
together for business, with a focus on innovative software to create
a better customer experience.
• Working with Netregistry for the past 9 years. Advising and helping
clients with their online strategies.
• An active speaker in the small business industry – trade shows,
government events and workshops

4. Who is Netregistry?
• Netregistry is Australia’s largest domain name & web hosting
provider. We are a one-stop-shop to help businesses get and grow
online.
• Netregistry also offers email, web design, website security and
online marketing solutions
• Since launching in 1997, Netregistry has helped over 500,000
Australian business of all sizes grow online. With 1 in 3 Australian
domain names are registered with Netregistry.
• Netregistry aims to educate business owners through a range of
online resources, eBooks and workshops.

5. Events & Workshops

6. Where do you start ?

7. Your Online journey ….
“If you don’t know where you are going, you
might not get there ”

8. Common issues ?
• Does your website get enough traffic ?
• Are you struggling with website conversions?
• Are you targeting the right audience ?
• Is your website search engine friendly ?
• Is your website customer friendly ?
• Is your website quick to load ?
• Do you have the right call to action ?
• What does the online community think about your website?

12. New sales process

13. The selling process

14. Steps to success

15. Sources of new visitors

16. Understanding your customers

17. Understanding your website visitors
• How many clicks on an average does it take for a visitor to convert ?
• How long from the first visit, does it take for a visitor to convert ?
• When do I need to appear for research keywords (eg “ Home loans”)
• When Do I need to appear for transactional keywords ?
• When is really the best /day /week /month to send an email to the client?

18. Questions you should be asking ?
• What is the purpose of the website ?
• What are you trying to get your users to do once they arrive on your
website ?
• Who is your target audience ?
• How are you going to measure success ?

21. Avoiding the 5 second ‘bounce’
Make sure they stay!
Tell them…
■ Who you are?
■ What you do?
■ Why is it important to them?
■ What to do next?
5 seconds
…before a potential customer hits
the ‘Back’ button

22. Which one is right for me ?

23. What is search engine optimisation?
Search engine optimisation (SEO) is the process of
improving the volume or quality of traffic to a web
site from search engines via “natural” (“organic” or
“algorithmic”) search results.
Wikipedia

24. Is Google sending you enough traffic ?
Google analytics : Free Tool for tracking your website traffic
Sign up : www.google.com/analytics
Google analytics help you measure the following
 Number of unique visitors to your website on a weekly/Monthly basis
 Average time website visitors spend on your website
 Type of users ( Desktop users / Mobile users )
 Bounce rate ( % of visitors who leave your website without spending time )
 Conversion rates ( Signups / purchases )
 Source of visitors ( Direct / newsletters / Google search / PPC)
 Keywords generating traffic
 Measuring ROI of marketing campaigns
One time setup and can be configured to send weekly reports via emails

25. Google Analytics

26. Basic measurement on Analytics

27. Google Analytics measurement

28. Is Google recognising your efforts ?
Google webmaster tools : Free tool from Google for checking your current visibility.
www.google.com/webmastertools
Google webmaster tools gives you the following insights
 How many websites are linking to your website
 Alerts you when your website gets infected by Malware
 Helps you submit your website sitemap to Google
 Helps you understand your click through rates
 Allows you to resubmit your website if it is blacklisted by Google

29. Google webmaster tools

30. SEMRUSH.COM

31. Website content

32. How does Google decide ?

33. SEO Table

34. Why does Google+ matter?
“ Within search results, information tied to verified online profiles will
be ranked higher than content without such verification, which will
result in most users naturally clicking on the top (verified) results.
The true cost of remaining anonymous, then, might be irrelevance.”
– Eric Schmidt

35. Website speed
• Test site speed all the way through your
funnel, not just the homepage.

36. Website speed

37. My hosting, why should I bother ?
• Direct impact on your revenue
• Customer experience
• Repeat customers
• Mobile users

38. To Blog or not to Blog ?
• Blogs are search engine magnets that can drive traffic to key
areas of your company website.
• Blogs can gather sales leads.
• Blogs are a means of establishing leadership or expertise in
your industry.
• Blogs are a means of building relationships with customers
and prospects and improving customer interaction.
• Blogs offer the ability to communicate quickly on fast-breaking
news, issues, or events.
• Blogs help build brand awareness and help define your brand.
• Blogs are a low-cost marketing channel.

39. Blogging attracts more visitors

40. Multichannel reach

41. Google looks at everything

42. Video for Online marketing

43. You Tube optimisation

44. Hummingbird

45. Google search results

46. In SEO, the rich get richer

47. Ranking is not a business goal
• Being #1 is great, but
if it doesn’t drive
qualified traffic that
doesn’t convert for
business objectives,
then you haven’t
done anything.

48. The SEO pyramid

49. SEO tools
• Google analytics (www.google.com/analytics)
• Google webmaster tools (www.google.com/webmastertools)
• Search Monitoring ( www.dashfolio.com)
• Keyword research (www.semrush.com)
• Image search (www.tineye.com)
• Back links checker ( www.ahrefs.com)
• SEO browser (http://www.browseo.net/)
• Google updates (www.moz.com/google-algorithm-change)
• Google penalty checker (www.fruition.net/sem/user/login)

50. Should I outsource SEO ?
• Do you have multiple sites ?
• Do you have web design skills ?
• Are you able to track results ?
• Do you time to write articles ?
• Are you able to acquire links for your website ?
• Can you afford to spend 20 hours a month?
What is 20 hours of your time worth ..???

51. SEO limitations
■ Takes longer to get near the top
■ Google is always one step ahead
■ Flash websites are much harder to optimise
■ High competition for the best keywords
■ Difficult to rank high for generic keywords

52. Key action points : SEO
• Activate Google Analytics
• Activate Google webmaster tools
• Activate Google places
• Setup Google + account
• Check website speed
• Start getting backlinks for your website
• Add quality content to your website
• Start Blogging
• Submit articles
• Add videos on your website
• Monitor Google Analytics on a weekly basis

53. What is search engine advertising/ PPC
…a form of Internet marketing that seeks to
promote websites by increasing their visibility
in search engine result pages (SERPs)
through the use of paid placement, contextual
advertising, and paid inclusion.
Wikipedia

57. CPC & Quality score

58. CPA & Quality score

59. Social advertising

60. Is PPC right for me ?
• Does your business have a unique selling point ?
• Do you stock products ?
• Do you need to feed your sales team with leads ?
• Low cost of lead acquisition
• Do you need to measure ROI ?
• Ability to focus on specific locations , time zone
• Ability to change your marketing message daily
• Better conversions

61. 3 Types of Landing Pages

62. Before creating a landing page….
• Business objectives
• Know your audience
• Visitor action
• Entry points
• Technical limitation of your target audience
• Check domain name availability
• Competitive analysis

63. Key action points
• Run an Pay per click campaign to test your website
• Identify the conversion rate of your website
• Do A/B testing on your landing page
• Focus on smaller wins on your website, not just sales
• Try different advertising platforms
• Use a mix of advertising platforms
• Activate conversion tracking on Google Analytics

64. What is social media marketing?
Social media marketing is a term that
describes use of social networks, online
communities, blogs, wikis or any other online
collaborative media for marketing, sales,
public relations and customer service.
Wikipedia

65. Businesses often ask the wrong question
How can my business sell more by using
social media?

66. There is a better question
How can I use the social web to help consumers
achieve their goals?

67. “Social Media Marketing:
Enables Others to Advocate for Your Business Through
Compelling Content”
Image credit: Ian Sane

68. You already have the skills

69. Social media setup
• Claim your social profile
• Setup up for business page for Social media sites
• Make your website social
• Embed your social feeds to your website
• Setup social media monitoring ( hootsuite)
• Setup a list of keywords to follow
• Plan a strategy to motivate customers to share your business on
their social circle

70. Questions to get you started ...
1. Why are people interested in your organization or
cause?
2. What content creates conversation?
3. What content could create community?
4. What can the community create for your content?
(Collaborate and empower)
5. What content or ideas can you open up?
6. What added value can your content offer?
7. What does the medium dictate?

71. Success on social media

73. Social signals
 Google and Bing moving toward social signals
 Matt Cutts (Google)
“Over time, Google will care more about identity and social reputation.”
 Duane Forrester (Bing)
“Social and links will hit an equilibrium. Social gives you insight into the
psychology of individuals and groups. There are a lot of people working to
figure out social signals at Bing. Social reveals intent, we’ll see how it
influences search.”
 Maile Ohye (Google):
“To rank well, provide an awesome product or service, then attract buzz:
natural links, +1s, likes, follows, shares…”

74. Length of the post

75. Post content

76. Frequency of post

77. When to post

78. Responsive websites

79. Mobile users are different from desktop users

80. Local information seekers take action

81. Conversion rate optimisation

82. CRO factors ?

83. Is your website secure?
• 90% of businesses suffered some sort of
computer hack over the last 12 months
• More than 6,600 websites get added daily
to the Google malware blacklist
• 30% of all hacked websites is due to stolen
credentials such as FTP
• It takes 10 mins to crack a lowercase
password that is 6 characters long

84. My website has been hacked
• Blacklisted by Google
• Account suspended by hosting provider
• Drop in search engine ranking
• Bad user experience
• Effect existing campaigns
• Loss of business

85. Email marketing

86. Reading emails on mobile devices

87. Email marketing trends
• 45% of marketers use pop-up windows on their website
to collect email addresses.
• Increasing concern about list health, list hygiene and
deliverability.
• Half of all unique email opens occur on mobile devices.
• Make sure your emails are as visually appealing on
mobile devices.
• 70% of brands are not personalizing emails sent to
subscribers.

88. Email open rates

89. Emails on mobile

90. Online marketing resources
• Matt cutts (www.mattcutts.com/blog)
• Moz.com
• www.searchengineland.com
• On page SEO report (www.lipperhey.com)
• Heat maps (http://www.crazyegg.com/)
• marketo.com

91. Key Action points
• Decide on which social media platform is suitable for
your website.
• Use social media monitoring tools to measure your
social reputation.
• Ask questions on social media and let customers to
comment on your social media pages.
• Do not delete negative comments
• Focus on conversion rate optimisation
• Use Email marketing as an acquisition strategy
• Ensure your website is mobile friendly

92. Conclusion
• Q & A
Sam.shetty@netregistry.com.au
Thank you !!