Columnist Jordan Kretchmer has some insight on why users may be ditching your website — but luckily, he has some tips for what to do about it. Jordan Kretchmer on July 31, 2015 If you run the typical website, more than half of the people who visit leave in fewer than 15 seconds. If that’s … Continue reading Gone In 15 Seconds: The Top 3 Reasons People Leave Your Website
Rachel MooreJune 16, 2015 If you’re considering a website redesign, you’re not alone: the long-time marketing rule of thumb has been to redesign your site every two or three years. Instead of sticking to a calendar date for when the ol’ website is back on the chopping block, a better strategy is to consider a … Continue reading Making Sense of a Website Redesign: Processes to Leave to the Pros
Tricia MorrisApril 7, 2015 In 2012, an IBM survey of approximately 1,700 CEOs around the globe predicted that social media would become the number two customer interaction channel behind phone somewhere between 2015 and 2017. A 2012 Gartner Predicts said that by 2014, refusing to communicate with customers on social media would be as harmful … Continue reading Social Customer Service: Brands May Not Love It, But They Cannot Leave It
Louis Foong November 15, 2014 When someone comes to your home page or a landing page on your website, you literally have only seconds to convince that person to stay and interact with your site. This week’s infographic from Kissmetrics shows us what makes people leave a website. Are you guilty of doing any of … Continue reading What Makes You Leave A Website? (Infographic)
By Personal Branding Blog, Published November 9, 2014 At the beginning of virtually any job interview you will undoubtedly be asked what are commonly referred to as “warm-up” questions. For example, you might be asked, “Tell me why you think you might be the person for this job?” Or perhaps one like this: “Describe for … Continue reading How You Answer This ‘Warm-up’ Question May Leave You ‘Out-in-the-Cold’
