Harnessing the power of the social media buying cycle
As marketers understand the way that social media affects the traditional buying processes, new ways of working to engage consumers has emerged.
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As marketers understand the way that social media affects the traditional buying processes, new ways of working to engage consumers has emerged.
Social media usage amongst prospective students is huge and should be a key communication channel for all universities.
Launching a new website is one part of a process of continually refining and improving your digital offering.
Imagine the internet had applied for a job and was given an interview.
7 reasons why universities need to invest in the mobile web
Whilst apps appear to be in vogue at the moment and seem an attractive way to target young prospective students, providing a mobile version of your website with compelling content and an easy-to-use application process may be more beneficial.
It is easy to find images on the internet, but website editors should understand the law that protects other people's copyright.
Public Sector Digital Engagement and Social Media
The survey is an important benchmark for public sector organisations to understand current trends in digital communication and social media.
GOSS Interactive has conducted a survey of Public Sector organisations to benchmark social media and digital communications usage.
The EU Cookie directive continues to cause confusion as to best implementation method, partly due to the lack of guidance for a practical solution.
Creating a website structure and defining successful user journeys is an ongoing activity.
Conducting a website review and implementing results can increase customer engagement and conversions
Bloated websites will have thousands of pages of content that are never or rarely visited. Some organisations have reported that barely 200 pages out of 4000 (that's 5% of website content) account for 85% of website traffic.
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The heart of most digital strategies and the place where most activity takes place is the organisation's website.
Deciding to delivery your mobile website as a sub-site is just one aspect of developing a mobile website strategy.
Putting your customers at the centre of your thinking and planning is widely acknowledged as strategic marketing best practice. But what does this mean for your web strategy?
Mobile website user journeys to build customer relationships
The growth of web enabled mobile devices is well reported and clearly there are significant opportunities for revenue growth and customer engagement using the mobile channel.
When developing a mobile website strategy, businesses need to understand the delivery options (apps and mobile websites) available before making a decision.
The importance of website accessibility has always been a core element of Tim Berners-Lee's concept of the internet.
As the public sector begins to get to grips with the transformation of services to online delivery, it is more important than ever that councils and local authority departments select the right supplier to support their Web Channel Strategy.
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