Conversion
Fewer than 5% of visitors to an ecommerce site typically convert to customers. In this Conversion category, we offer insights to increase that percentage. Our expert contributors address ratings and reviews, social proof, site search, product page enhancements, product descriptions, checkout options, live chat, and much more — anything to help close online sales.
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Conversion
Doing a SWOT Analysis for Your Internet Marketing Plan
March 14, 2000 • Dr. Ralph F. Wilson
Restaurants ought to make bigger napkins since some of the most productive business ideas seem to come to mind over a meal. The SWOT analysis technique lends itself to napkin planning and snapshot insights.
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Conversion
Dot.Com Countdown: 7 Steps to E-Business Launch
December 13, 1999 • Dr. Ralph F. Wilson
Planning to start a new online business? I'm in the process myself, and thought it might be instructive to talk you through the seven steps necessary to launch an e-business. Since we're talking about a launch, we'll begin our countdown with step seven and end with the blast off.
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Conversion
Review: Why We Buy – The Science of Shopping
November 15, 1999 • Dr. Ralph F. Wilson
The man is studying a narrow segment of modern anthropology, the science of shopping. The fieldwork methods are adapted from those of environmental psychology, Underhill's field when he began studying shopper behaviors 20 years ago for major retail chains.
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Analytics & Data
Collecting and Using Data from Your Website Visitors
July 1, 1998 • Dr. Ralph F. Wilson
To succeed, a small business website must be a carefully targeted, wisely designed, pay-its-own-way tool which adds to the bottom line. To achieve this you need to ask: What is the purpose of our Web site?
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Conversion
What Is the Purpose of Your Web Site?
February 8, 1996 • Dr. Ralph F. Wilson
To succeed, a small business website must be a carefully targeted, wisely designed, pay-its-own-way tool which adds to the bottom line. To achieve this you need to ask: What is the purpose of our Web site?
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Conversion
How to Attract Visitors to Your Website
May 14, 1995 • Dr. Ralph F. Wilson
Too many marketers work on the if-you-build-it-they-will-come model. They won't. Once you build a Web site you must give them a reason to come. A Web site is a passive form of marketing: providing a signboard which points visitors to your products and services.