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The Benefits of a Knowledge Base for Your Website

The Benefits of a Knowledge Base for Your Website | Business Improvement and Social media | Scoop.it
Having a knowledge base for your website is becoming more and more popular, as it can provide users with many benefits. Read on to lear

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janlgordon's curator insight, May 24, 2017 4:34 PM

I selected this article from Curatti written by Robin Singh because it explains how to create a knowledge based website.

 

Your readers are seeking information that they can learn from.

 

Grow Your Website with a Knowledge Base Approach

 

You can increase your sales by offering solid information. I agree that it's beneficial to include valuable content on your website.

 

Singh provides 9 reasons your business should include a knowledge based strategy.

 

Here's what caught my attention:

 

  • High quality content helps you to support your customers better. This increases the satisfaction rate as you place yourself in their shoes.

 

  • Google will find your website valuable when you publish helpful content. This will increase your search ranking as a result.

 

  • There will be fewer support requests when you offer informative articles on your website. When customers find what they are looking for there is no longer a need to ask for help.

 

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How to Humanize Your Brand

How to Humanize Your Brand | Business Improvement and Social media | Scoop.it
This article presents 4 ways to improve brand likeability. These include such simple suggestions as "be Human" and "talk to your customers"

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janlgordon's curator insight, March 23, 2017 5:37 PM

I selected this article from Curatti written by Michael Brenner because it provides insight on how to build an authentic brand that your audience will love.

 

Make your brand more attractive by humanizing the persona.

 

Effectively Reach Your Target Market

 

Trusted recommendations can help attract customers to your brand. I agree that you can accomplish this by creating incentives for influencers to share what you have to offer.

 

Brenner goes over how to improve the 'likability' factor for your business marketing.

 

Here's what caught my attention:

 

  • Many people don't trust anyone trying to sell to them. You need to humanize your content in order to reach them in an trustworthy way.

 

  • Talk to your customers in real-time, one-on-one. Answer their questions with helpful advice when they visit your website.

 

  • We are not influenced by celebrities --- we take notes from each other. Encourage your community to make referrals and leave positive reviews.

 

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15 Ways to Boost eCommerce Conversions

15 Ways to Boost eCommerce Conversions | Business Improvement and Social media | Scoop.it
The key purpose of any online store is to find ways to boost its eCommerce conversions. Online marketers need to come up with new solutions

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janlgordon's curator insight, January 6, 2017 7:47 PM

I selected this article from Curatti written by Katherine Crayon because it provides insight on how to have a profitable business online.

 

Learn the best practices of eCommerce in today's competitive online world.

 

Best eCommerce Practices for More Sales

 

Increasing revenue from your website can be a challenge. I agree that you can accomplish this by improving your design and strategy.

 

Crayon goes over what changes can be made to your branding and website.

 

Here's what caught my attention:

 

  • The images on your website should be actionable and high quality to get noticed. Consider adding a cloud zoom to assist your visitors and enhance their experience.

 

  • Users prefer to watch videos over just viewing images. This will increase your sales by at least 64 to 85 percent. This also increases the length of time a visitor stays on a website.

 

  • The colors of your website do have an effect on 85 percent of shoppers. Take a look at your demographics and target market to determine which color schemes work best.

 

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Understanding the Difference Between #B2B and #B2C in eCommerce

Understanding the Difference Between #B2B and #B2C in eCommerce | Business Improvement and Social media | Scoop.it
There was once a very clear distinction between B2B services and B2C retailers. But with the advent of digital eCommerce stores, the two have taken on some similar traits. It’s important to identify the distinctions between B2B and B2C eCommerce when molding your own business. You especially need to consider how customers interact with yourMore

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janlgordon's curator insight, May 2, 2017 6:26 PM

I selected this article from Curatti written by Patrick Foster
 because it explains the difference between B2B and B2C in eCommerce.

 

It's important to know how and why customers interact on your business website.

 

The Difference Between Buyer Journeys and Customers

 

When building a business in the digital age you need to understand how your prospects are making purchasing decisions and why. I agree that both B2B and B2C play into eCommerce websites.

 

Foster explains what causes your customers to make a purchase and how to improve your approach.

 

Here's what caught my attention:

 

  • In B2B purchasing there is always a problem that needs to be solved within a business. Buyers in this situation want to look for the best deal and product or service for their employers.

 

  • A B2C website is usually aimed at capturing the reader's attention right away. The next step is to convince them to make a purchase.

 

  • It takes account management to make a B2B sale work along with relationship management. In B2C it's all about customer service and followup via email. 

 

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How Poor Website Performance Can Reduce Sales

How Poor Website Performance Can Reduce Sales | Business Improvement and Social media | Scoop.it
This article by Wade Harman looks at the effects that poor website performance may have on your company's bottom line. It's certainly cautionary reading

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janlgordon's curator insight, March 9, 2017 11:39 PM

I selected this article from Curatti written by Wade Harman
 because it shows you how your website performance can impact your influence and sales.

 

Your landing page directly affects your business's bottom line.

 

Your Website May Be Lagging Behind

 

To convert your subscribers your website needs to run efficiently for your visitors. I agree that a poor execution will drive down precious sales.

 

Harman provides an explanation on how this can directly affect your bottom line.

 

Here's what caught my attention:

 

  • A website that crashes due to a lack of scalability will lose customers. This is enough to send them shopping at the competition instead.

 

  • You can go out of business if too many potential buyers are leaving. This will impact your marketing campaign as well if you're not keeping up with the demand.

 

  • A poorly run website could lose loyal customers. Repeat buyers are the bread and better to many online businesses.

 

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