5. Before you get started...
Review
Determine
current
your goals
metrics
Analyze Identify
other keywords
websites for SEO
6. Site design and
usability checklist
✓ Page layout
✓ Navigation and functionality
✓ Colour, text, images
✓ Content organization
✓ Quality assurance
7. Page layout
Global Navigation
Consistency
Page Title & Header
•
• Prioritize content
Secondary
Include page title
Navigation
Webpage Content
•
• Include footer area
• Overall visual balance
Footer
8. Navigation and functionality
• Clear structure
Level 1 • Maximum 3 levels
Level 2 • Standard naming
convention
Level 2 Level 3
• Link consistency
Level 2
• Search feature and
Level 2
breadcrumbs
consideration
9. Colour, text and images
• Proper use of colours
• Use legible font size,
type and colour
• Optimized image
• Relevant image
• Avoid unnecessary
animations and media
10. Content organization
• Use headings, bullet
points, and short
paragraphs
• Relevant content
ABC • Use simple language
• Spelling and grammar
11. QA (Quality Assurance)
• Test on all browsers
• Test on PC & Mac
platform
• No broken links
• No dead pages
• No JavaScript errors
15. Analyze
Content Target
Keywords
Make
Changes
Optimize
Search Engine Content
Optimization
Review
Report
(SEO) Cycle
Submit
Search
Engine
Social
Media Build
Links
16. Monitor, measure and optimize
• Traffic, number of visits
• No. of pages search engine indexed
• Inbound links – who’s linking to you
• Best performing keywords
• Keep track of your top keywords rankings
• Number of new leads/form submissions
• Most popular pages
• Most shared or viewed content
18. Change in buyer behaviour
and lead generation
10 Years Ago Today
Customer
Service
Website
Outside
Shift to
Website
Sales Self - Service
Inside
Sales
Inside
Sales Outside
Customer
Service
Sales
Source: http://www.technoligence.com/ResearchandInsights/ForBusinessLeaders/tabid/103/entryid/8/Fundamental-Change-in-
Buyer-Behavior-and-Lead-Generation.aspx, (12/10/2010)
19. Generate leads
• Site is credible
• Clear messaging
• Effective call to action
• Lead capture form
20. Credibility leads to money
• Trust what it says
• Comfortable sharing
their personal data
• Confident it’s worth
spending their money
21. Four types of credibility
• General assumptions
• Third party reference
• What we find on
inspection
• Personal experience
22. Website credibility checklist
✓ Site design and usability
✓ Focus, accurate, useful Information
✓ Visible contact info at all times
✓ Staff bios and photos of real people
✓ Certifications, endorsement logo etc...
✓ Customer testimonial with photo or video
✓ Press and articles about your company
✓ Privacy policies and legal information
23. Clear messaging
• Value proposition
• Key differentiator
• Educational
• Make content
shareable and social
• Call for action
24. Effective call-to-action
• Links to Landing page
• Consistent button
throughout the site
• Tough to resist
• Obvious & Noticeable
25. Landing page
• To generate leads
• States the offer is and
is irresistible
• No distraction
• Get user to complete
the form
26. Form is key to a landing page
* Denotes Mandatory
First Name*
• < 5 form fields
Last Name* • Only ask for the
Company information you need
Email* • Indicate optional vs.
Phone No. mandatory fields
Submit Privacy Policy • Add a privacy link
28. B2C vs. B2B
Percentage of companies using specific social media channels
and/or Blogs who have acquired a customer from that channel
80
B2C B2B
more
60 effective for
B2C marketers
40
20
more
effective for
B2B marketers
0
Facebook Blog Twitter Linkedin
Source: HubSpot February 2012
29. CEO using social media
Likelihood of trusting a company whose CEO communicates
by social media channels according to employees* worldwide
16.0%
31.0%
• 82% employees
trust a company
2.0%
more
• 77% buyers are
51.0% more likely to buy
Much more likely More likely
Less Likely Doesn’t make a difference
Source: Brandfog, *of Fortune 1000 companies, 2012 CEO, Social Media & Leadership Survey, March 12, 2012
30. B2B blogs statistics
% of blog users who acquired a
customer through their blog
Multiple times a day
Daily Generate 67%
more leads/mo.
2-3 times per week
on average than
Weekly non-blogging
Monthly firms.
Less than monthly
0 13 25 38 50 63 75 88 100
Source: HubSpot February 2012 and
http://socialmediab2b.com/2012/03/b2b-social-media-leads-infographic/?utm_source=Webbiquity
31. Facebook statistics
User age distribution on
Facebook in Canada
• 130 friends
13-15 yrs
16-17 yrs
65-100 yrs • Likes 80 pages
25-34 yrs • 56% of fans
45-54 yrs
recommend a brand
• 3.5 billion pieces of
35-44 yrs content are shared
weekly
18-24 yrs
Source: http://www.mindjumpers.com/blog/2012/01/social-media-stats-infographic/ and
http://www.socialbakers.com/facebook-statistics/canada
32. Twitter statistics
% of Traffic from Mobile
60%
55% • 34% of marketers
have generated
40%
leads using Twitter
33% • 20% have closed
deals
20%
0%
2008 2009 2010 2011
Source: http://www.mindjumpers.com/blog/2012/01/social-media-stats-infographic/
http://www.businessinsider.com/chart-of-the-day-twitter-mobile-advantage-2012-7
33. Linkedin statistics
Customer Acquisition via Linkedin
70
• Share insights and
52.5 B2B knowledge > one
businesses
experience a
million groups
35
61% B2C
businesses
• 75 of the Fortune
success rate experience a 100 companies
17.5
39% use for hiring
success rate solutions
0
B2B B2C
Source: http://www.socialmagnets.net/linkedin-stats-and-uses-infographic/ (May 10, 2012)
34. Pinterest statistics
• 83% of Pinterest
users are women
• Currently there are
over 4 million users
• Each user spends
nearly an 1.5 hrs per
month, just slightly
behind Facebook
Source: http://www.jeffbullas.com/2012/07/24/72-fascinating-social-media-marketing-facts-and-statistics-for-2012/
35. General statistics
• 30% of B2B marketers spends million of
dollars per yr. on social media marketing
• Nearly 30% of these users are not
tracking the impact of this marketing
• 20% of Google searches each day have
never been searched for before
• Out of the 6 billion people on the planet,
4.8 billion have a mobile and only 4.2
billion own a toothbrush
Source: http://www.mindjumpers.com/blog/2012/01/social-media-stats-infographic/
36. In Summary
• Do I have a strategy?
• What do I want to
accomplish?
• Will this reach my
target audience?
• How will I measure
success?
37. “I skate to where the puck is going
to be, not where it has been.”
– Wayne Gretzky