Building on my previous post, Storybrand – using the hero’s journey to create a more compelling website, the following are examples of how one industry — real estate — can utilize the various components of Storybrand to develop more compelling copywriting for their agency's website.
One of the most important goals for marketing your business is to earn trust with your customers. Before any of your potential customers choose a company, they will likely either research several options online, or seek a referral from a trusted source. When they do this, you want to make sure that you are doing everything you can to be at the top of the list.
A struggle new businesses often face when creating a new website or redesigning an old one is that they have a lot to say about what they do, their services, their team, and their mission but no real structure to organize it in. Storybrand provides a framework to break down different elements of your messaging into a clear and easy to digest story arc that is both compelling and effective.
The most effective strategy for improving the effectiveness of your website and overall marketing is to develop a detailed customer persona. The following is a list of questions that you can ask you customers in order to develop a customer persona to better inform your brand and marketing strategies.
Continuous improvement involves optimization of a website to achieve high-impact results based on real user data that has been collected since the site was launched. When companies invest in continuous optimization of their website, they will see a much larger increase in visitors, leads and overall revenue over time than those who don’t.
A launch pad website is utilized as a starting point with the intention of continuously evolving based on user feedback and data. User data that can help inform decisions include analytics, user testing, and customer survey responses and other data that reflect user engagement.
Many businesses who offer individual training or classes are missing out on an opportunity to reach a much larger audience. Online training can be a great low-cost introductory option, supplement to your in-person training, source for lead generation, or as a complete replacement for your current in-person training.
A website can be a powerful marketing tool for realtors. Not only are they a great resource for potential clients to learn more about you and your team, but they can also be a great source of generating leads from people searching for property listings in your area. The following are a list of strategies that can be used for any realtor’s website to help it appear in searches so that it can go to work for you to generate leads.
A website audit is a full analysis of the many factors that can determine its visibility in search engines, usability, and effectiveness. In this article, we provide a comprehensive list of what to look for in your website to determine if it is created to have the best possible results for your marketing and branding efforts.
You may be familiar with the term “web accessibility”, however, have you looked at your own website to see if it meets all the criteria? The following is a basic overview of why and how to improve your website's accessibility.
