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How to make your website last!

Summary In this episode, Lab 385 discusses the importance of ensuring that your website lasts and how to make it versatile for your business. They highlight the problems that arise when websites are not updated or easily updated, such as relying heavily on social media and the risk of platform outages. Lab 385 shares their approach to building websites that can adapt to changes in the business and audience needs. They provide a case study of Whiteman Park, whose website was built to grow with the business and has resulted in increased traffic and cost savings. The key takeaway is the importance of planning and building a website that can easily accommodate future changes.

Get in Legend, we're mapping customer journeys for websites that slay

In this episode, Jess spills the tea on why understanding the customer journey is essential when planning a website. She drops some serious knowledge on being crystal clear about who your ideal client is, how they interact with your site, and the actions you want them to take. Jess explains that mapping out this journey should guide your design, content, and functionality decisions. Plus, she underscores the power of branding in creating a consistent and trustworthy experience. Jess even suggests getting your mind map game on to spot any gaps and ensure a seamless interaction. The big takeaway? Your website should cater to your customers, not just your business.

Losing Traffic & Sales After A Website Launch: 3 Tips to Get it Back

Episode Overview: "Revitalizing Your Website: A Strategic Relaunch" In this episode, we delve into the crucial strategies for successfully relaunching a website to avoid common pitfalls such as traffic loss and sales decline. The focus is on the importance of not merely copying and pasting old content but rather embracing a dynamic approach to content migration. We discuss how to effectively analyze Google Analytics or other SEO tools to identify vital traffic patterns and keywords that can help shape the website's new direction. Key elements of a strategic relaunch include: 1. Analyzing Traffic and Keywords: Understanding existing traffic and identifying which keywords to prioritize is essential for aligning the website's content with user search behaviors and preferences. 2. Avoiding Content Migration Pitfalls: The episode emphasizes the risks associated with simple content replication. It advocates for a refreshed content strategy that incorporates new keywords and phrases to better meet current market demands. 3. Revamping Site Architecture: Updating the site's structure to make it more intuitive and keyword-rich enhances user experience and search engine visibility. 4. Implementing New Tools: We explore the benefits of tools like Clarity, which provide deeper insights into user behavior, allowing for more targeted adjustments that can lead to improved engagement and conversions. What did you think of this episode? Let us know!

Off the Rack or Tailor-Made? What it means for your website.

Join host Jess as she delves into the REAL difference in websites, drawing parallels that resonate with anyone—from savvy business owners to everyday consumers. Jess breaks down why custom web design not only stands out in a sea of digital sameness but also how it fundamentally shifts the growth and operational efficiency for businesses online. Through relatable stories and clear, jargon-free explanations, Jess demystifies the web design process, empowering listeners to make informed decisions that could shape the future of their online presence. Whether you're gearing up for a major business presentation or just curious about the digital landscape, this episode stitches together a narrative that proves unforgettable.

Building the PERFECT Home page

In this episode, Jess discusses the difference between a homepage and a landing page and creating the perfect home page. * A landing page is specific to an offer, while a homepage provides general information about the business. * A clean navigation bar is important for guiding website visitors and avoiding confusion. * A clear statement or bold visual at the top of the homepage helps capture attention and communicate what the business does. * Testimonials and case studies provide proof and validation of the business's ability to solve problems. * High-quality photographs and descriptive call-to-action buttons enhance the user experience. * Avoid overloading the homepage with unnecessary content, such as blog posts or newsletters.