Every business has a website now. It is pretty much the first thing that someone does when they decide to start trading; well, after they have spoken to an accountant, obviously. But who decides what goes on a website and what pages it should have? Here is an exploration of these pages to find out the answers.
First impressions count in business, and your website is one of the first chances you get to show visitors what your firm is all about. With technology forever changing, if your website is stuck in the past your potential new prospects may think your business is too.
The process of reworking websites so that users end up converting is called Conversion Rate Optimisation (or CRO for short, because who doesn’t love a good marketing acronym?)
To help clear up some of that confusion, we’re going to break down, in simple terms, what exactly CRO is and some simple tips you can take away and start using today to improve your website and ensure that more users than ever end up converting.
You’ll already be used to uncovering efficiencies in the figures for your clients when you are crunching their numbers. While not needing to be decoded from numbers, there are many efficiencies which you yourself could introduce to your marketing function. So here are a few ways in which you can make your marketing more efficient.
As we’ve worked with hundreds of accountancy practices across the UK, we have seen them introduce the components of a successful practice piece by piece. Here is a rundown of what a successful practice looks like, and how they will be marketing themselves to the outside world.
As a platform to communicate, showcase your brand and drive sales, your website should be at the forefront of that change. If your website is stuck in the past, your potential new prospects may think your firm is too.
Let’s take a look at four specific reasons why having a current, updated website is essential.