Posts Tagged ‘web site’
Tuesday, January 6th, 2015
I’ve said it often and will continue to say it to groups I have the opportunity to engage with around marketing communications issues: “If you don’t have a web site you virtually (pun intended) don’t exist.” Think about it. (more…)
Tags: content management, content marketing, facebook, Internet presence, marketing online, SEO, Social Media, twitter, web site
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Thursday, February 13th, 2014
Web sites have become a “must have” for businesses of any size, in any industry or geographic location. In fact, to a large degree, if you don’t have a web site, you don’t exist. When potential customers are looking for products or services they are very likely these days to turn to the Internet and do a search. If your business doesn’t come up in their search efforts, you’re not likely to be part of their consideration set. (more…)
Tags: Advertising, content management, content marketing, e-marketing, internet marketing, Marketing, online marketing, Social Media, web site, website
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Thursday, September 20th, 2012
Sometimes I think the most simple thing that we can do as businesspeople and marketers is to “put ourselves in the shoes” – literally – of our prospects and customers. Are we making it easy to buy? Or are we setting up unintentional barriers, however “slight,” that may interfere with – or obliterate – the purchasing process?
In retail settings this might mean products organized in ways that make it difficult for consumers to find what they’re looking for. It may mean limited – or non-existent – parking. It may mean long lines at the check-out counter or disinterested (even grumpy) service staff.
Online it may mean much of the same – the ability to quickly find what we’re looking for is important. Parking isn’t an issue, but the check-out process certainly is.
Have you taken a critical look at (more…)
Tags: Advertising, Customer Service, Direct Marketing, web site
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Tuesday, August 21st, 2012
Most businesses today have a web site. Once that web site has been up and active for a while, they often wonder whether their site is as effective as it might be. We work with a number of clients to help develop, position, evaluate and improve their web sites from a content standpoint (more…)
Tags: Advertising, Marketing, measurement, web site
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Thursday, June 21st, 2012
While the Internet offers the ability to reach out to audiences that are literally around the world, not all businesses on the Internet are really interested in audiences around the world–or even around the country. In fact, there are many businesses that are interested in connecting with local markets. An online discussion recently focused on whether there is a place for local marketers on the World Wide Web. I would say that (more…)
Tags: Advertising, brand, internet, Marketing, marketing strategy, web site
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Friday, April 27th, 2012
I recently responded to a question in an online forum that asked: “What makes a good attorney web site?” I thought the way the question was framed was interesting because, on the one hand, I do think it’s important with any communication to focus on specific objectives. But, on the other hand, I would also say that what makes a good attorney web site is very much the same as what might make
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Tags: Advertising, communication tactics, copywriting, Customer Communication, Marketing, web site
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Tuesday, July 5th, 2011
Back in October, 2009, I proposed an article on “Do You Really Need a Web Site” to some editors I work with, but the idea didn’t really seem to have traction. Today, though, it’s a topic I hear people talking about more and more, with (more…)
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