Comments on: Somewhere, Superficial, & So Much More: Designing for Conversion Experiences http://thinkvitamin.com/design/somewhere-superficial-so-much-more-designing-for-conversion-experiences/ The Web Practitioner's Blog Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:30:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: matt http://thinkvitamin.com/design/somewhere-superficial-so-much-more-designing-for-conversion-experiences/#comment-20911 matt Tue, 01 Jun 2010 12:56:14 +0000 http://carsonified.com/?p=4876#comment-20911 This is a really good post, a more commercially pretty option. However, "basic" websites still convert well. Our Facebook page can help you with your website conversion. We compiled the best posts on the net into our Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/HowToGenerateMoreBusinessOnline This is a really good post, a more commercially pretty option. However, “basic” websites still convert well.

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]]> By: socialamigo http://thinkvitamin.com/design/somewhere-superficial-so-much-more-designing-for-conversion-experiences/#comment-19228 socialamigo Wed, 17 Mar 2010 23:38:08 +0000 http://carsonified.com/?p=4876#comment-19228 First of all, great post. Lead gen pages or landing pages can build a great deal of traffic back to a select point(s) as well - I mean if the traffic came in, thank them properly and make sure that "Thank-You Page" has the navigation points/specifically associated with where that traffic came from (keywords) (call-outs) (PPC) (etc). Smart thank you pages mean the traffic doesn't all just wander off, but some of it wanders directly where you laid the paths. So I'm with you on that. There is also information about that speaks to and creates a controversy around whether it is good/better to work the SEO angle on these "stand-alone" pages or not. The angle I can't swing the couch around is how to embed these stand-alones into the "global" main site without upsetting navigation, search functions, search engine ranking issues, etc. What's the word around your shop about SEO on standalone pages? Thanks. First of all, great post. Lead gen pages or landing pages can build a great deal of traffic back to a select point(s) as well – I mean if the traffic came in, thank them properly and make sure that “Thank-You Page” has the navigation points/specifically associated with where that traffic came from (keywords) (call-outs) (PPC) (etc). Smart thank you pages mean the traffic doesn’t all just wander off, but some of it wanders directly where you laid the paths. So I’m with you on that.

There is also information about that speaks to and creates a controversy around whether it is good/better to work the SEO angle on these “stand-alone” pages or not. The angle I can’t swing the couch around is how to embed these stand-alones into the “global” main site without upsetting navigation, search functions, search engine ranking issues, etc. What’s the word around your shop about SEO on standalone pages?

Thanks.

]]> By: ali reid http://thinkvitamin.com/design/somewhere-superficial-so-much-more-designing-for-conversion-experiences/#comment-19125 ali reid Fri, 12 Mar 2010 21:59:14 +0000 http://carsonified.com/?p=4876#comment-19125 no more elbows? no more elbows?

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