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Why Doesn’t Increased Site Traffic Always Mean More Conversions?
Your traffic has doubled, tripled, or even quadrupled! But why aren’t the new visitors filling out contact forms, downloading demos or purchasing products?
Below are some of the most common culprits, and what you can do to change your fate in each circumstance.
As a Small Business, Should I Invest in Content Marketing or Advertising?
I can’t make the decision for you, but I would like you to consider the following…
14 User Experience Statistics You Should Not Ignore: #MSHUnderReview
In hopes of encouraging better user experience, here are 14 UX statistics you should NOT ignore…
5 Site Design Elements That Affect User Behavior
Your site’s overall aesthetic can make a world of difference to each individual user’s resulting experience. Despite how many calls-to-action, banners and contact forms you have, visitors will rarely bother to invest their time if those cleverly engineered facets don’t look good.
13 Overlooked Elements of User Experience
If you haven’t noticed, we’ve been talking about user experience quite a bit lately. And by quite a bit, I mean all of our posts this month are about some aspect of user experience- but hey, it’s an important topic!
So, here are 13 overlooked elements of user experience…
UX Formula of the Day: Content + Strategy = Positive User Experience
Content is everywhere you look; it’s videos and blogs, website copy and images; it’s on your website and off, shared on social media and through email. Here are some tips on how you can provide a positive user experience with content strategy.
5 of the Most Common UX Screw-Ups
Here’s a brief rundown of the biggest and most common offenders to a site’s user experience, along with simple solutions to make your site’s performance that much more stellar (you’re welcome).
4 Ways Social Media Adds Value to User Experience
Having a presence on social media is highly suggested, not only to synchronize your marketing efforts, but also to provide a seamless user experience for your website visitors, customers and potential customers.
WordPress vs. Drupal vs. Magento for Ecommerce
How do you expand into the world of selling online? To help you decide amongst the varying platforms, we’ve dwindled it down to three credible and powerful self-hosted options: WordPress, Drupal and Magento. These big-hitters all have plus points and downsides – your final decision depends on the specific needs of your business.