Website Conversion – Phoenix, Arizona

You've Got Visitors, Now Convert them to Buyers

Every visitor landing on your website is there because you most likely offer something they're looking for. If they're purchasing a product or requesting service, they're going to want to get to the point quickly and efficiently.
Building a website is no different from running a grocery store that is setup properly. Lac of presentation and strategic inputs can affect your business in more ways than you can imagine.

Your Website Process should Start and Finish with Results

NugenWeb designs websites with the visitor's goal in mind and ensures your #1 business goal is clearly communicated.
Page titles, headlines and content should be optimized and consistent to your primary marketing message. Poorly written copy has a dramatic effect on the conversion rate in even getting a person to your site!

Ways to Improve your Website Usability & Conversion

• Font Size / Spacing is Easy to Read
• Company Log is Prominently Placed
• Tagline Makes Company's Purpose Clear
• Home page is Digestible in 5 Seconds
• Clear Path to Company Information
• Clear and Concise Navigation
• Major Headlines Are Clear & Descriptive
• URL's are Meaningful & User-friendly
• HTML Page Titles are Explanatory
• Site Load Time is Reasonable
• Know your Unique Selling Point (What sets you apart from competition?)
• Improve Value to Visitors (Up-selling and cross-selling)
• Keep the User Informed (Show them you care even after the transaction)
• Make the User's Life Easy
• Be Clear, Open and Honest in Your Message
  

Your Website Conversion Process Begins with a Strategy

Our website conversion model is based on a process we have defined which follows this simple process:

• Research your core business generation activity
• In the process, does anything on your existing site prohibit visitors from facilitating your core business goal?
• Do you have a clear call to action that promotes your core business goal?
• What level of stickiness does the existing website or should the new site have to consistently attract recurring visitors to the site?