by Erika Dickstein Follow @springinsightOctober 1, 2016 We all know what a bad customer service experience feels like: You take the afternoon off and treat yourself to a trip to the spa. You are feeling totally relaxed after your amazing massage. Ahhh! But then the receptionist ignores you when you go up to the desk … Continue reading The Business of the Brain on the Internet: The Psychology Behind Customer Service and Your Website
by Maya Devassy Follow @FortressCGSeptember 30, 2016 Web design is a crucial part of the website creation process. With the rise of mobile and tablet devices accessing the internet more than laptops and desktops, having a responsive web design that is resizable and optimal is a must these days. But as business owners focus on … Continue reading What Colors Should I Use for My Website?
by Adam Fout Follow @bluesteeletxSeptember 29, 2016 Paying for a cheap website design is like paying for cheap brakes. It might work… For now. But it will likely fall apart right in front of you (and cause some damage along the way). It certainly will over time. Cheap brakes are cheap for a reason — … Continue reading 3 Reasons Why A Cheap Website Design Is a Bad Investment
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by Richard HoweSeptember 27, 2016 If you sell items on your website, there are things you should always be aware of, whether you run a fully fledged global site offering hundreds of products or are just setting up a small boutique store. In this blog post, we look at the essential elements that lead to … Continue reading Ecommerce Website Success
by Wez Maynard Follow @wezSeptember 26, 2016 It’s funny how some marketing strategies stand the test of time. Despite breaking almost every user experience (UX) best practice, pop-ups remain one of the most popular methods of generating leads from online traffic. It’s a tug-of-war between design principles and marketing results. Many brands find pop-ups still … Continue reading The Pros and Cons of Using Pop-Ups on Your Website
By Ruud Hein September 26th, 2016 Years ago, optimizing your internal linking was often referred to as “PageRank sculpting” – a term and technique now considered ancient and of no importance, by some. Pagerank Sculpting… The idea was that you could affect how your Google PageRank was distributed around your pages. Some of those thoughts … Continue reading How To Easily Optimize Internal Linking With A1 Website Analyzer
by Adam Wesolowski Follow @adam_wesolAugust 11, 2016 At times, running an online business can be tricky. It’s not as simple as attracting customers who will automatically buy your items. Many eCommerce stores have a high volume of visitors, but those visitors don’t buy anything or wind up abandoning their carts. If this happens to you, … Continue reading How to Improve Website Usability to Sell More
by Rakesh Soni Follow @Oye_SoniSeptember 24, 2016 As a website visitor you expect the website design and experience to meet your wants and needs, not the other way around. As a business, you need to keep your customers in mind in order to grow your business. With your website being one of the first points … Continue reading Why Your Website Needs Customer-Centric Registration
by Personal Branding BlogSeptember 22, 2016 A professional website for your personal brand is important in attracting the right leads. It’s important that your design captures your visitors right away and encourages them to want to know more about what you have to offer. Icons can bring more visibility for your content and can be … Continue reading Help Your Personal Brand’s Website Visitors Stay
