Sometimes, your online and (offline) marketing is working well but your website is
failing to attract the right prospects, or is not living up to their expectations. Analysing
your visitors traffic can provide clues on the way people are using your website, but
you might need to review your website usability or conduct some user research (Web
Marketing Workshop –
www.webmarketingworkshop.com.au/marketing-solutions.php
).
Ultimately, you should always review your Internet Marketing approach which
includes email marketing, on-line market campaigns – which suits your business's
objective and budget, and carry out extensive site analysis and user trend. Some
technologies this days can even let you see a video recording of how a visitor uses
your site in term of pages visited, clicks, time spent on your pages/site etc. - see
www.clicktale.com
.
Having a successful website is not easy but as we all know success doesn't come
easy. Nonprofit organizations usually does not see the need for extensive website
visibility. “If you build it, they will come" does not apply to Web sites (Marketing Your
Organization's Web Site
–
www.coyotecommunications.com/webdevo/webmrkt.shtml
).
Marketing your Web site is as important as designing it -- how will you get people to
visit your marvelous information if they don't know about it?
According to Jayne Cravens of Coyote Communications (2009), “You need an
ongoing, integrated approach; promoting the web site at a nonprofit organization,
NGO, school or other mission-based organization is
everyone's
task, from the person
who answers the phone to the executive director. The more valuable your website is
for your organization's donors, volunteers, other supporters, potential supporters,
clients and the general public, the more effective your marketing efforts will be. Also,
you don't just want new visitors; you want RETURN visitors”.
Cravens goes ahead to say that “the most effective marketing strategies for your web
site actually don't have as much to spending money as they do with a mindset that
must permeate your organization -- every staff member must feel ownership in the
web site and see exactly how it serves not only the entire organization, but his or her
department or division of work in particular”.
In view of this, there are many offline and online marketing techniques that keep
visitors coming back which translates to successfull accomplishment of the purpose
of the website.
Eiledon Solutions, published an article on their website in 2005: Benefits of Having a
Website. The 12 benefits that may stimulate a company's best efforts in making their
website work for them is listed below:
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