Know a company that anticipated the launch of a website with great excitement, only to grow disappointed with it over time? The website’s creative is first-class, the message is on target, but the customers are not buying.
Unlike a print ad, websites are living, dynamic organisms, requiring consistent nourishment to achieve their full potential. Website budgets go beyond the hosting, creative, copy, and programming to include sustenance — or ongoing support — to make the site an effective sales channel. A site’s diet can include:
- Dynamic Content
- Search Engine Optimization
- Search Engine Pay Per Click
- Public Relations Campaign
- Email Newsletter
- Lead Generation and Cleansing (to feed email newsletters)
- Blogs
- You Tube Videos
- Webinars
- Referral Programs
- Affiliate Marketing
- Viral Marketing with Wikis, Meetups, Twitter, Facebook, as appropriate
A well-fed website that empowers customer interactions has a much better chance of achieving than malnourished ones.
Jean Steckler
Steckler eMarketing
www.Steckler-eMarketing.com
jean@steckler-emarketing.com
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