Use direct and clear language. It’s important to know that passive calls-to-action will get you low clicks and low results. Remember, your call to action should incorporate a powerful action of words. Tell what you want your website visitor to do. Verbs are specifically helpful when addressing actions you want your visitor to do. Calls-to-action or CTA’s should be written …
Spam Is On the Rise! Or Is It Just Me?
Robert HoldemanInternet Safety, Product Recommendations, Shameless Self Promotion
We’re all tired of opening our Inbox to find massive amounts of messages we did not ask for . Spammers are running rampant and threaten our very existence (or at least the first hour of our work day)! I mean, how many times can I hit the delete button before it breaks and I need to buy a new laptop? …
Squeeze Your Web Presence to Get More Out of It!
Robert HoldemanWebsite Conversion, Website Traffic
While I was squeezing some fresh orange juice the other day it struck me that if I could just squeeze a website, the way you can juice an orange, and gets leads to drip out, I could rule the world. Then I realized, world domination aside, that there is no “one ring to rule them all” when it comes to …
Your Landing Page One and Done? Not So Fast!
Robert HoldemanShameless Self Promotion, Website Conversion, Website Tools, Website Traffic
A landing page is a great tool and focal point for your online marketing efforts. Once you setup and monitor meaningful metrics for your landing page, don’t be afraid to make changes and then measure the results of those changes. Sometimes changing the on-page content is needed. Perhaps your landing page copy needs tweaking or the addition of a photo …
Measuring Traffic and the Success of a Landing Page
Robert HoldemanWebsite Conversion, Website Tools, Website Traffic
With a landing page created and a strategy for driving traffic to it deployed, you are now ready to receive visitors looking for what your landing page offers and convert them into leads for your business. But, how do you know if it’s working? You can go with the wet-finger-in-the-wind approach and “feel” it’s working when you start getting more …