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Your site’s information architecture is intended to enhance visitors’ on-site experience, making it easier for them to find what they’re looking for, and gently directing them around the site. Here are some “must-haves” on refining the organization of your site’s content.
There are plenty of SEO strategies that actually work against making a sale. If your site isn’t eyeball optimized (EBO) it isn’t optimized, period. Remember, no search engine ever bought anything on-line.
SEO spam is any tactic that attempts to corrupt or undermine a search engine’s result pages by inflating a site’s ranking. If you don’t know about SEO spam, you don’t know what could hurt you.
Step 1 in getting noticed on-line is search engine promotion – creating a site that SEs can weigh accurately and index to your specifications. Here’s how.
As SEs become more sophisticated in their abilities to index site content, site semantics become increasingly important. The next generations of SE algorithms will index content, not keywords. And that content better be right on target.
It’s not enough to drive traffic to your site via SEO. It’s what visitors do once they reach your site that matters — and that’s what conversion optimization is all about.
Most sites are doomed to fail. Fewer than six out of 100 sites succeed in accomplishing their MDA. That’s why, when it comes to site navigation, it’s smart to let the pros do it.
Amazon is a true Internet success story and though it built its reputation on low prices and speedy delivery, that’s only part of the tale of this marketing behemoth.
Where your site visitors go and what they do while on-site reveals a lot more than you might think. If you don’t track visitor activities, you don’t have all of the information you need for real on-line success.
What keeps you coming back to your favorite brick-and-mortar stores? The quality of the goods? How about the convenience? And let’s not forget service. Well, these are the things visitors expect from your web site.