How To Avoid Website Crash Diets
How To Avoid Website Crash Diets
Randy Milanovic of KAYAK Online Marketing warns of following fads. The better way is to create a strategy and implement. In other words: optimize.
Most businesses really don’t need a fresh start online. Instead, what they need is a sustainable platform coupled with knowledge on how they can use it to draw in visitors, convert them into leads, and move them into sales. That kind of strategy builds business. In other words, they need a plan that works on common-sense principles and can be expanded over time, regardless of the tool.
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Originally shared by Randy Milanovic
Several times a week, I field calls from potential clients that are looking for a new website, a new content management system, or help with a new tool they've purchased that will help them to finally succeed online.
Most often, a new site or tool isn't always the best solution though. To be sure, some are held back by poor websites (especially if they aren't responsive), or by the poor advice they'd received previously.
But in the end, the majority struggle to grow traffic, excel in social, or attract new leads simply because they haven’t made the most of what they already had at their disposal; knowledge of their audience and familiarity with strategies required to access them.
In those cases, my advice to them is that the sculptor is always more important than the tool.
View the full post here: https://www.kayakonlinemarketing.com/blog/the-website-design-crash-diet-phenomenon
https://www.kayakonlinemarketing.com/blog/the-website-design-crash-diet-phenomenon
Randy Milanovic of KAYAK Online Marketing warns of following fads. The better way is to create a strategy and implement. In other words: optimize.
Most businesses really don’t need a fresh start online. Instead, what they need is a sustainable platform coupled with knowledge on how they can use it to draw in visitors, convert them into leads, and move them into sales. That kind of strategy builds business. In other words, they need a plan that works on common-sense principles and can be expanded over time, regardless of the tool.
#webdesign
Originally shared by Randy Milanovic
Several times a week, I field calls from potential clients that are looking for a new website, a new content management system, or help with a new tool they've purchased that will help them to finally succeed online.
Most often, a new site or tool isn't always the best solution though. To be sure, some are held back by poor websites (especially if they aren't responsive), or by the poor advice they'd received previously.
But in the end, the majority struggle to grow traffic, excel in social, or attract new leads simply because they haven’t made the most of what they already had at their disposal; knowledge of their audience and familiarity with strategies required to access them.
In those cases, my advice to them is that the sculptor is always more important than the tool.
View the full post here: https://www.kayakonlinemarketing.com/blog/the-website-design-crash-diet-phenomenon
https://www.kayakonlinemarketing.com/blog/the-website-design-crash-diet-phenomenon
Thank you Zara!
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