The first question I will always pose to anyone considering SEO (Search Engine Optimisation), is what’s the point in having a website if no one can find it, but the second question should be to any eCommerce sites is what’s the point in having a site if it doesn’t covert?
A good converting site is a successful site, and can be the difference between make or break for a business. The key point to this blog is if the process is simplified it can change your fortunes.
Is your site easy to navigate?
Simple question and a simple answer. Gather some consumer research by follow up calls to buyers requesting feedback on the purchase process. A common benchmark is the visitor should reach no more than 4 pages in total to buy the product they want. Visit popular sites like Play, Amazon, Ebay and compare your buying process to theirs. Give the buyer options but not too many; if they don’t want that product offer them another, or show them what other users bought.
Do you have suitable landing pages?
Landing pages are the pages that the user will be directed to following a search query or click through. These hold lots of importance as they can entice the visitor to either click Buy or move away from your business and you have lost a sale. I always recommend a nice clear call to action that the user can’t ignore. This should be then followed by the basket page, sites that have a link to a banking page or a sign up now are likely to put the user off at the last hurdle.
The power of Google Analytics
Google Analytics when used correctly can be devastating in reading the habits of your visitors. This tool can clarify where a visitor has moved off your page, giving you an insight into the clarity and functionality of that page. You can also see where the traffic has come from, what the most popular pages of your site are and whether it was directed from paid or unpaid listings.
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