Archive for the ‘Increase Conversions’ Category

Who Really Needs Analytics Anway?

January 12, 2011 by Jeune Ortiz

When it comes to owning a website, it’s just so much more fun to focus on the pretty photos, or even writing a thought-provoking blog post. Do you really need analytics?

Accessing the Humble Form’s Awesome Power

November 8, 2010 by Christianna Connell

Five ways to help your forms get more conversions and better results.

Are You Ignoring Your Most Important Site Visitors?

October 25, 2010 by Jeune Ortiz

We all agree, traffic is good. However, there is a type of traffic that is better than the rest, a type that has even more potential for making sales than other traffic – read on to find out who these visitors are.

Improving Online Conversions for Dummies

October 21, 2010 by Jeune Ortiz

Google’s free ebook is an excellent reference for anyone wanting to improve their website conversions.

Case Study: 300% Increased Conversions

October 5, 2010 by Jeune Ortiz

See how we increased our client’s leads by 300% every week with our conversion consulting services.

What are Your Visitors Doing on Your Web Page – and Why You Should Care?

September 17, 2010 by Jeune Ortiz

When your website is producing income for your company, every additional sale or lead you can squeeze out of it makes a huge difference to your bottom line.

Analytics: What Are They Good For?

August 4, 2010 by Jeune Ortiz

The sheer volume of data in analytics can be overwhelming. So today I’m going to try to make things simple by showing you what you can learn from just a few of those reports.

I’ll Have What She’s Having… But Hold the Mayo

June 3, 2010 by Jeune Ortiz

If you’re tempted to copy your competitors website, don’t bother. Why the “I’ll have what she’s having” philosophy won’t work for your company.

It Doesn’t Matter If You Don’t Like Your Website

May 5, 2010 by Jeune Ortiz

When it comes to your website, what matters most is what your audience wants and likes. But most people end up with sites they like, while leaving their viewers unimpressed.