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Want to Increase Website Sales?

Posted on 18. Nov, 2009 by Lyz in blog, web site conversion

And who doesn’t, but what exactly do you do if you want to increase website sales?

There are essentially two ways to increase website sales; increase the amount of traffic to your site and improve your web site conversion rate.

Improving Web Traffic Sales by Using Affordable Optimisation Methods

Posted on 23. Oct, 2009 by Lyz in blog, web site conversion

If you are used to hard copy advertising (leaflets, phone directories and such) you may feel that putting your website address at the bottom is all you need, but it isn’t. Improving web traffic sales is all about finding those customers who have never seen you in print. The others already know everything they need to know about your business.

Improving Your Web Site Conversion Rate the ‘Bricks and Mortar’ Way

Posted on 21. Oct, 2009 by Lyz in blog, web site conversion

Click2Customer places great emphasis on improving web site conversion rates by showing clients the weak points in their web sites.

People often come to me as a last resort, having lost thousands in sales. For those still in two minds as to whether our cheap website optimisation reports would work in their case, consider the following:

Improving Web Traffic Sales – It Starts With Targeted Traffic…

Posted on 13. Oct, 2009 by Lyz in blog, web site conversion

Simply having a website these days is not enough to guarantee that you will make any sales. Improving web traffic sales is all about transforming clicks into customers. Visitors alone are not enough anymore. There is so much competition out there that if one little thing about your site does not sit well with a visitor, they can take their business elsewhere. What an overwhelming task! Intriguing every visitor to your site enough to entice them to make a purchase is not impossible, but is found to be the most difficult if you try to do it on your own. There are sources you can use, like this one, to help you in your web traffic sales goals.

Web Site Conversion Rate – Making and Keeping Loyal Customers

Posted on 29. Sep, 2009 by Lyz in blog, web site conversion

Web site conversion rate is a measurement of the amount of visitors to your site that continue on to purchase a product from you. Many web site owners are unaware that simply focusing on getting more visitors is not the key to an online business’s success. Perhaps you are having a problem with your web site’s conversion rate and are beginning to understand that clicks are not enough if they do not end in a sale. You may be asking yourself then, if focusing on generating traffic is not enough, what more can be done?

Improving Conversion Rates on Your Site

Posted on 24. Sep, 2009 by Lyz in blog, web site conversion

The web site conversion rate is a measure of the percentage of customers visiting your site, who then go on to make a purchase, be it products or services. It can be as much a benchmark of your website’s success as the product itself.

Let’s assume you have a well tested product that has done well in other areas, but is doing badly on your website. At this point, we must look at things like web page usability, site layout etc.

Improving Web Traffic Sales

Posted on 10. Sep, 2009 by Lyz in blog, web site conversion

With internet marketing, increasing the traffic to your website is just the first step. You need to perform search engine optimisation (SEO) on your website in order to improve your rankings in the search engines, and usability testing to make sure that your website doesn’t lose the traffic you have, but you also need to make sure that your website is converting.

Web Site Conversion Rate

Posted on 03. Sep, 2009 by Lyz in blog, web site conversion

In the world of internet marketing, driving traffic to your website isn’t the final piece of the puzzle. If you’re paying money on search engine optimisation (SEO) or pay-per-click (PPC) and your website isn’t converting then you’re wasting money on your traffic. There’s no point having hundreds of visitors to your website if no one is buying your products or completing your contact form.