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Make Your Website Work for You How to Convert Your Online Content into Profits

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ISBN-10: 0071352414

ISBN-13: 9780071352413

Edition: 2000

Authors: Jeff Cannon

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Studies have shown that the key to profitable online strategies is content. In this text, the author shares his methods for building content and offers strategies for bringing consumers and products together on the Web.
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Book details

List price: $19.95
Copyright year: 2000
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Trade
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 208
Size: 7.50" wide x 9.50" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 0.880
Language: English

Local historian Jeff Cannon traces his Florida heritage to the 1840s and is a fifth-generation Pasco resident. In Then & Now: New Port Richey, he provides a window into our city's vibrant past, still evident today through the numerous landmark buildings that remain.

Foreword
Preface: A Letter from Leo Burnett
Introduction
Acknowledgments
The Basics
The Sales Cycle
Need Realization
Product Research
Purchase Decision
Purchase
Product Use/Customer Service
Repurchase Decision
The Eight Rules of Effective Online Selling
Relationships Sell Products
Selling Starts Before a Customer Walks into a Store
The Marketing Conversation Is Salesmanship Multiplied
Profiting Through Targeting
One Product, One Message
Two-Way Communication Builds Relationships
Consumers, Not Web Sites, Own the Internet
On the Internet, Content Is King
Why the Web?
Traditional Advertising--An Inefficient Way to Close a Sale
An Attractive Audience in a Growing Mass Medium
Brand and Tactical Marketing with Sales Capabilities
Advantages of Web Marketing Throughout the Sales Cycle
Going Online in Brief
Conclusion
The First Step to Going Online: Developing a Brand
Defining the Product and the Audience to Sell
Building a Consumer Relationship by Building a Brand
Creating a Brand-Driven Campaign by Defining the Product
Strategy
Start with the Prospect, Not the Product
Researching Your Competition Online
How Good Is Your Competition?
Is Your Audience on the Net? If so, Who Are They?
Identify and Compare Consumer Benefits
Building a Brand that Sells Your Audience, Not Your Product
Developing the Brand--The First Step in Building a Relationship
Focus, Focus, Focus
Setting Goals and Objectives
Conclusion
Building Online Content to Drive Your Business
Why Branded Content Delivers a Better Message
Consumers Respond to Content
Branded Content Is Not Advertising
Creating Branded Content to Which Your Customers Will Respond
Identify Competitive Weaknesses and Find Partners to Exploit Them
Quality Over Quantity
Where to Build Branded Content
Email/Newsletters
Micro-site
Sponsoring Content
Web Site
Factors in Developing Online Content
Design and Graphics
Navigation and Content Hierarchies
Developing Content that Works
How to Create the Content You Need
Assessing Your Resources
Choosing and Working with a Design Shop
Creating a Community
Starting a Community Pre-Launch
Building a Community Post Launch
Conclusion
Driving Traffic and Keeping It in Your Online Store
Thinking Outside the Web Site Box
Brand Driven, Results Oriented
Extending the URL
Reflect the Brand
The Initial Steps in Marketing a Web Site
Search Engine/Directory Placement
Basic Rules to Announcing Your Site
Metatags and Tricks
Announcing Your Site in Newsgroups
Email and Newsletter Lists
Issuing a Press Release
The Ongoing Marketing of a Site
Basics of an Online Campaign
General Rules to Online Advertising
Places to Advertise
Elements of an Online Advertising Campaign
Advertisus Interuptus--Banner Advertising and Interstitials
Content-Based Advertising
Building Stickiness
Enticements
Linking
Integrating the Elements into an Online Campaign
Benchmarking and Goal Setting
Tracking Advertising
Combining Tools to Create a Campaign
Building a Campaign
Campaign Calendar
Conclusion
Preparing Your Site to Profit
Selling Advertising
Banner Advertising
Content-Based Advertising
Successful Selling
Preparing Your Site and Yourself for Advertising
Finding Your Advertisers
Ecommerce
Creating a Sales Experience
A Short Path to Purchase
High Quality vs. Low Prices
Building Trust Through Guarantees
The Post Purchase Opportunity
Subscriptions
Conclusion
Research and Customer Service to Enhance Communications
The How and Why of Research
The Power of Databases
What to Ask and How to Ask It
A Pop-Up Solution
An Ever-Changing Customer
Building Research into the Content Development Process
Research Tools
Surveys and Questionnaires
Contests and Sweepstakes
Registration
Feedback
Email
Cookies
Focus Groups
Customer Service to Enhance Communications
Integrating Service into the Content
Outbound/Inbound Customer Service
Conclusion
Case Studies
Bikini.com--Developing a Brand in a Heavily Competitive Market
Bluefly--Growth Through Strategic Parnerships
FultonStreet.com--Service, Service, Service Beats Location, Location, Location
TeranRealty.com--Expanding a Business by Building New Walls
PaintingsDirect.com--Building Relationships to Sell Art
Web Sites to List
Online Information Resources
Third Party Services
Summary Overview of Web Ad Rates
Online Audience Lifestyle and Consumer Behavior Summary
Sample Barter Agreement
Sweepstakes Official Rules
Sponsorship Proposal Outline
Co-Branded One-Sheet
Index