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Is
your website
giving users a
successful
experience?
Designing
a website
can be much easier
than managing its
content and
performance over
time.
You
might find that
you simply lack the
time or resources
to give your site
the on-going
attention and upkeep
it needs to perform
its best.
Website Performance KillersA SiteTechnician website audit will provide you with the critical metrics you need to improve your visitors' experiences, and will reduce the time, effort, money and frustration associated with website maintenance. Many of us invest tremendous time, energy and resources into building websites. We struggle to get the site just right, and then step back to watch it go to work for us. However, over time, many sites start to wear down and break, just like old and poorly maintained houses. Maintaining and updating the corporate website are often low priorities within the organization, and companies often lack the tools and processes to perform these tasks adequately. Visitors are too often the first to discover, and report, website problems. When a user encounters problems, the consequence is a compromised relationship, brand erosion, loss of credibility and trust in the organization, and the loss of customers to competitors. Flaws that undermine the user experience and discourage users from returning include: |
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Problems Broken internal links Pointers to dead external sites Missing META tags Missing ALT tags Missing titles |
Content
Problems Legacy "mailto:" links Inappropriate external links Old pages/stale content |
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| SiteTechnician uses sophisticated website auditing technologies to quickly and accurately identify your site's problems--so they can be corrected before your customers experience them. A SiteTechnician website audit will not only provide you with the information you need to improve your visitors' experiences, but will also reduce the time, effort, money and frustration associated with website maintenance--all for as little as $40 a month. | |||||
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| Internet users aren't impressed with the websites they visit and Corporate America is doing a mediocre job of addressing people's online expectations, according to a new survey released by professional services firm Enterpulse. Furthermore, the survey indicates that 66% of users rarely—if ever—return to a site once they've had a bad experience—suggesting that companies are missing opportunities with customers they didn't even know they had. Read the full report, The Internet Death Penalty: Most Web Visitors Never Return to Sites After a Bad Experience. | ||
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