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Web Site Design Tips
Practical advice on how to build a high performance ecommerce web site
- Designing the Perfect Web Site
- Improving Web Site Navigation
- Ecommerce Home Page Design
- Web Site Copy and Design
- Simplifying your Online Shopping Cart and Checkout
- Recovering Abandoned Shopping Cart Orders
Designing the Perfect Web Site
93% of all web sites get enough traffic… they just can’t convert it!
The majority of ecommerce web sites get enough visitors to make them commercially viable, but fail to obtain their contact information or convert sales. Learn more
Improving Web Site Navigation
Ask for permission and you'll get their interest.
The most visitor exits, the most failed searches, the most negative user experiences on your Web site are caused by one thing: poor navigation. Learn more
Ecommerce Home Page Design
60% of your visitors will exit on the home page.
Your Web site's home page design is critical for ecommerce success. More people will exit here than on any other page of your site. You literally have about 8 seconds to give your visitor a reason to stay. Learn more
Web Site Copy and Design
It’s all about feeding the search engines and getting the reader to react.
Ideal Web copy should be written to serve two purposes: helping the search engines find your Web site and getting the customer to commit. Learn more
Simplifying your Shopping Cart and Checkout
They want to buy – make it easy for them.
Making sure people can efficiently order from you may be the most important thing you can do on your Web site. Once they hesitate or become confused, there is an excellent chance you will lose the order and the good will of that customer. Learn more
Recovering Abandoned Shopping Cart Orders
Recovering abandoned shopping cart orders is like finding FREE money.
The number of people who abort the shopping process with items left in their cart far exceeds those who actually check out with a product purchase. The reasons for this behavior include technical problems, the complexity of the checkout sequence, a change of heart, forgetting to submit the order, or having their boss walk in the middle of the process. Learn more
The number of people who abort the shopping process with items left in their cart far exceeds those who actually check out with a product purchase. The reasons for this behavior include technical problems, the complexity of the checkout sequence, a change of heart, forgetting to submit the order, or having their boss walk in the middle of the process. Learn more
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Our comprehensive Web Site Critique is designed to point out the weaknesses of your online marketing strategy and give you detailed recommendations for improvement. You can then implement the changes yourself or request assistance with your web site renovation.
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- Make your site easy to use
- Take advantage of human nature
- Increase sales and conversion rates
