13 Biggest Website Mistakes – #5
5. Not maintaining web design conventions. Ensure you are abiding by the following unwritten rules of websites: Underline text hyperlinks, and in blue. If link is to another website, ensure this opens...
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6. A lack of persuasive content or copy. Remember that you website should serve a purpose. Ideally – that should be to convert more customers to buy from your business, thus increasing your bottom...
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13 Biggest Website Mistakes – #7 7. Expecting the visitor to know what you want them to do on your website Your website should be a tour of your business for your visitor that answers her questions...
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8. Thinking everything has to be on the home page The home page is usually the first point of land for any visitor to your website. It is the most valuable real estate on your entire website and should...
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9. Having a Sub-standard Design. If your Website doesn’t look professional, people will assume the same about your business. That means you need a professionally designed logo / banner, a proper...
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10. Not having any “point of assurances.” Your privacy, security and guarantee links should always been available in plain sight. Although analytics may show that no one visits these pages, that...
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11. Not putting prices on your website This is a rather controversial topic when it comes to website mistakes… but I will always recommend if a client can – to place prices on their website. Or rather,...
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12. No call to action What is it you want your website visitor to do with your website information? Document the ideal scenario you want your website visitor to take, and map it. What kind of questions...
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13. Not Testing On All Devices Technology is always evolving and developing. The considerations made when developing websites 5 years ago pre-smartphone, tablets, etc were far more sparse than that of...
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The following article was written by my very talented brother/sister Canadian Wizard duo – Scott and Jane Fraser. Like what you read? Contact Jane and Scott. LUSTOYALTY by Wizard of Ads Atlantic on...
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We have all worked with them at some point in our working lives. If you haven’t had the unfortunate experience of having to deal with a bad egg co-worker at some point, consider yourself a very lucky...
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I woke up sick today. I could hardly swallow and my glands felt like they would be more at home on a golf course than on my neck. As a sole-trader, it is difficult to take time off… even for illness. I...
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The following article was written by my fantastic Wizard of Ads Australia Managing Partner, Craig Arthur. I thought this was a perfect article to end a busy working week. Like what you read? Why not...
View ArticleUsing 1300#’s
Some people swear by them. Some people hate them. Having a 1300# (or 1800#, etc etc) can have a huge impact on the number of inquiries to your business, and symbolises more in the minds of your...
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“Your customers want authenticity and transparency” – Tom Wanek, Wizard of Ads. McDonald’s make a bold move last year when it revealed its 17 ingredients to the world famous French fries. The results...
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Personalising the customer experience is the holy grail road to delight. Tesco with their personalised discounts via their clubcard does this so so well. Tesco takes couponing to a whole new level....
View ArticleWhere Do You Get Your Marketing Advice?
A great article written by Wizard of Ads Australia Managing Partner, Craig Arthur. Your phone rings. It’s the local Prozac drug rep wanting to meet you. You’re busy. He’s persistent. You agree to...
View Article1 Year Anniversary
Today marks 12mths since I boldly boarded a flight in Townsville, Australia bound for Belfast, Northern Ireland to begin my new life. Below are 10 things which I have learned in this time. It has been...
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