WEBSITE STRATEGY

Missing a Website Strategy

Not having a website strategy is like hiking without a map & compass. You’re moving, but not sure where you’re going, how far you’ve gone, or what obstacles lie ahead.

Even the most solid and sound website strategy won’t predict the future (there will always be obstacles), however, it should be your map and compass for the next three to five years.

If you’re struggling with:

  • How Marketing & Sales will utilize the website

  • Confidence that it’s serving your audience well

  • How to build traffic & generate conversions

  • What data to measure

  • Where to invest money for continuous improvement

  • Objectives and goals

  • Your audience, including behaviors and needs through website user personas

  • How your current website stacks up against and will eventually outperform your competition’s

  • Your content strategy for the next 12 – 36 months

  • What channels your website will drive traffic from (direct, referrals, search engines, social)

Then a professional website strategy will meticulously document:

Need Increase of Website Sales

The bar is high for e-commerce today. Consumers expect security, quality photography, a smooth shopping experience, and much more.

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The rapid growth of the Web has sprouted savvy shoppers, and savvy shoppers want — no, demand — great website experiences.

Whether you are targeting a potential customer who’ll be evaluating your product, or an existing one looking to re-purchase, there’s always an opportunity to improve engagement.

If website sales have decreasing. This could be a sign of:

  • Not understanding your audience (in particular, your website personas)

  • Your website feels generic, turning buyers away

  • Non-optimized checkout process (not SEARCH optimized, but CONVERSION optimized)

  • Bad/Poor visual design

  • Missing content strategy, social proof

  • Poor rankings & traffic (if you’re not on the first page of Google, you’re missing the boat)

Things you can do

  • Understand how & why your buyers buy

  • Form a hypothesis on what’s decreasing sales (and form a conclusion with A/B testing)

  • Fine tune your ordering process to improve conversion rate

  • Document a content strategy that will help educate & inspire your potential customers

  • Obtain better rankings for keywords relevant to your products

How Cyber Shield Co. helps increase website sales

Here are three ways we may be able to help:

  1. Mini Engagement. Test our expertise and get valuable (and objective) feedback on your website in 2-3 business days.

  2. One-time Engagement. Some problems are so common we've developed a specific engagement for them.

  3. Discuss your website. Let's have a conversation and determine if we're a good fit to solve this problem.