How to get the website to really create customers

23.07.2021

There are an incredible number of people out there who have put a spotlight on some of the secret, but unfortunately not everyone has identified the full possibility. 

How often do we hear?

1. All it takes is for your Page to become visible.

2. Design on your part is alpha omega.

3. Remember to have a user-friendly page.

4. At shop remember few steps to make sure good conversion.

5. Remember that products should be simple and understandable.

6. For some, spotlight on "Who are we" "Promotions"

7. All you need is a Facebook page!

8. You need high visibility on social channels .

Facts on Web pages that do the work:

By listing all the promises that the industry makes, most people recognize themselves. A depleted phrase that is probably best known as, "will you be among the 8% visible by over many trillion websites on search engines"?

When you look at some of the phrases summarized above here, everything clearly looks like important points. In fact, that is because there are important points. We keep hearing that just bringing a few gets an effect. In addition to several natural and logical additions that interact to ensure the best possible effect, we believe that most of it should be included.

As for section 7. - about Facebook - that one can do without, then one clearly loses much of the effect. Feel free to use it as a supplement in your visibility strategy.

See also the article on the topic:

https://www.visualityglobal.com/l/how-good-is-your-website/ 

https://www.visualityglobal.com/l/you-have-a-physical-store-but-no-website-the-vaccine-already-exists/ 

It takes time to build a web page that works:

Here is a little detail that can help you differentiate between fancy page and a site that does the job.

A website is like a live store just like the physical one. One must constantly work on improving and adjusting exhibition and store information. Present existing products with a new angle - Or present new products. In addition, it also often goes on the right product placement. Compared to the customer journey they experience when they enter the store.

Your digital and physical store is very similar:
When looking at the physical and the digital store - what really separates them?

• You see a showcase or recognize the name - and the expectation you have when you are outside.

- The digital and physical display window or façade triggers you to enter.

• The customer chose to enter the store:

- Now it is a matter of keeping the customer long enough in the store for there to be trading. For example, have you highlighted the products that your typical customer is looking for?

- Here below also comes the environment and other important factors for the customer to enjoy your shop.
In fact, now it's simply a matter of increasing the conversion rate and getting to trade.

What exactly is the difference?

Here are a few of the ones that exist:

1. The market is larger, and one reaches several possible customers.

2. One feels more easily invisible, as there are so many people competing for the same customer.

3. Digital channels provide an opportunity for rapid improvements and changes.

4. Some product types can have an extremely fast development and conversion.

Of course, there are more.

When we say: imagine how easy it is when there is so little that is required, you probably think that this will be your own. In fact, our best recommendation is to have a non-binding chat with someone who is good at the industry. Not everyone is just looking for a sale. Some of us are looking to help, so others can see what we can do.

We attach here to a superfan Tina Hessel and her experience of Spear products:

Citation excerpt:

I was out on the market looking at prices, I got to see some pages the different ones had produced. The prices were extremely high over 100,000. NOK- and the pages did not have all the possibilities I knew I needed.

Spear's price is 2495.- English pounds, it's cheap for everything you get. The site generates customers, and Spear helps me with the strategy. Imagine that, generating customers because of all the spiders embedded, things we can't see, but the algorithms read it. DON'T ask me how all this is connected, I just know it works

Read the full letter from Tina here:
https://www.visualityglobal.com/l/tina-hessel-communication-supervisor/ 

Author Trond Paulsen https://bit.ly/2PlbRwh