Ashley Irving — December 7, 2016 Follow @ashleyidesign— December 7, 2016 A home is one of the most important human needs – along with food and clothing. Home is what keeps our family warm, safe and secure. Knowing that at the end of the day that you’ve got a nice place to stay that you … Continue reading Who Should Be A Part Of Your Website Redesign Team?
Randy Milanovic — November 10, 2016 Follow @kayak360— November 10, 2016 Several times a week, I field calls from potential clients that are looking for a new website, a new content management system, or help with a new tool they’ve purchased that will help them to finally succeed online. Most often, a new site or … Continue reading The Website ReDesign Crash Diet Phenomenon
Paul Schmidt — November 6, 2016 — November 6, 2016 Your website needs to be your top-performing marketing and sales employee. It’s on 24 hours a day and should contain answers to all of your prospects’ questions. However, for most organizations, this isn’t the case, and a redesign is necessary. A website redesign can be … Continue reading 7 Reasons Why Your Inbound Agency Should Also Redesign Your Website
by Ron Johnson Follow @cyberoptikOctober 26, 2016 So, how long until you think about refreshing your website? What?.. You don’t plan on doing that anytime in the near future? That could be a bad idea and we have reasons why. The online world is always changing. Some trends live for a few months or a … Continue reading Why a Website Redesign Can Boost Your Traffic
by Dr. Dirk FranssensSeptember 19, 2016 Everyone has heard a horror story about a website redesign. But there are still times when they are necessary or beneficial. Deciding when is the right time is one important aspect of doing a redesign well. The other aspect lies in the process itself. We can dramatically improve the … Continue reading Don’t Mess Up Your Website Redesign: An Evidence-Based Strategy
by Jarrick CooperSeptember 7, 2016 According to HubSpot, 38 percent of people will stop engaging with a website if the content or layout is unattractive. We all know how important your website’s design is. Whether it’s making a good impression with new leads and prospects or serving and adding value for existing customers, your central … Continue reading How to Gather Data For Your Next Website Redesign
by Amanda SingletonAugust 23, 2016 For most businesses, their websites are the lifeblood of their inbound marketing efforts and sales enablement tactics. A website that is attractive, informative, and usable pulls in visitors to learn more about your product or service, then keeps them coming back, even after converting them into customers. Whether a business … Continue reading Website Redesign Projects: Key Metrics to Track from Day 1
by Jon-Mikel Bailey July 30, 2016 Follow @jonmikelbaileyJuly 30, 2016 Sometimes even a great website can overstay its welcome. Like a mullet, you might think it makes you look cool, but we all know better. And like a mullet enthusiast, you might be blind to the problem. Maybe you’re just too close to your website … Continue reading Should You Redesign Your Website?
by Mike Wolfe July 25, 2016 Follow @MikeWolfeCPJuly 25, 2016 Website usability and positive user experience (UX) are essential to the success of any inbound marketing strategy. But wait, aren’t usability and UX the same thing? Not quite. If you’re unsure about the differences between website usability and user experience, here’s an analogy: Consider your … Continue reading Website Redesign: The Differences Between Usability and User Experience
by Rick Whittington July 7, 2016 Follow @rickwhittingtonJuly 7, 2016 It’s no wonder that over a third of companies are unsatisfied with their last website redesign. Having done website redesigns for over 17 years now, I can tell you that unless you carefully launch a new website, it can have adverse effects if you rely … Continue reading 5 Ways to Redesign Your Website Without Damaging Your Business
