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Presentation for the Microsoft 5W/25 Training Series.TRANSCRIPT
5W/25 Partner Training Partners Webcast Series
“Focused on Growing your Business”
www.mssmallbiz.com/training
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Building YourOnline Marketing EngineAdvanced Strategies
Derek BrownManaging DirectorPronto Marketing
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Quick Introduction
Founder - Pronto MarketingFocus on IT services marketing
125+ clients; US, CA, UK, HK, AU
Team of 11 FTE + ~10 Freelancers
12+ Years at MicrosoftBMO Director Microsoft Thailand
Director Product Management SBS
Director WW Marketing Mobile Devices
Also tech start-ups, TechData and more…
Adjunct Professor Digital Marketing Strategies
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Website Fundamentals
Search-Getting to
the Top
The Monthly
Newsletter
Blogging & Social Networking
Lead Generation
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Website Fundamentals
Search-Getting to
the Top
The Monthly
Newsletter
Blogging & Social Networking
Lead Generation
Website
Optimization
SearchStrategies
ContentDevelopment
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Step 1
Your prospect is a click away from goodbye
7Engaging professional services firms. © The Economist Intelligence Unit Limited 2008
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Unless the first impression is favorable, visitors will be out of your site before they even know that you might be offering more than your competitors,”
Gitte Lindgaard
Carleton University
Ottawa, Canada
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Page Architecture for SEO & Conversion
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Clear Call to Actions
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Strive for a clarity of message.
What is this site about?
What can I accomplish?
What are theCall to Actions?
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Pronto Marketing’s website with ClickTale analytics.
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Mouse MoveSimilar to eye-tracking
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Mouse Click
What we do 21.9%
Next Steps 2.6%
Banner 12.6%
Examples 17.2%
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Scrolling
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Mouse MoveSimilar to eye-tracking
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Next Steps
14.6% click on Sign-Up Now
0% More Info
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Room to Improve
Build on “What We Do”
Move the Example sites up to a hot area
Blog is balanced at 11% between menu and highlights – keep it.
Work on better visibility for the testimonial – perhaps build into the banner.
Close the sale on Next Steps
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Step 2
24Engaging professional services firms. © The Economist Intelligence Unit Limited 2008
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2 Objectives: “Pack” & Organic
Learn More: http://support.prontomarketing.com/forums/89170/entries/79219
10 Pack!
Organic
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Beyond the 10 Pack BasicsAddresses in sync – all sources
Physical Address – no PO Boxes
Local Phone number – not 800
hCard microformat
Industry and Local keywords in both title and description. Don’t stuff!
Business Details – have complete information
Listings in Local, Vertical Directories create citations
Digital Media in the listing – the more the merrier
Geo-tag photo – see http://picasa.google.com
Create KML & KMZ files in Google Earth
Reviews – manage and get good ones
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Page Relevanceversus
Page Rank
28 Learn More: http://support.prontomarketing.com/forums/89170/entries/79720
Relevance: Keyword StrategiesUSA monthly searches:300,000 “IT Support”
30,000 “Technology Service”
Consider1. Competitive landscape
2. Distance
3. Population Density
4. Local nomenclature
5. Long –tail industry keywords
Don’t chase after keywords you can’t win,win the keywords you chase after.
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Rank Tips: Two Options
Option #1 Pay a lot of money
Option #2 Do a lot of workReviews, Blogs, Clients, Organizations, PR
Quality Matters– the Page Rank of the referring site
Inbound links you manage use local and industry keywords not your company name
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Step 3
Relationships, Engagement, SEO
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• Strong preference forE-mail & Newsletters
• Overall, online and digital content is the preferred media for communication
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Learn what youraudience likes
Interesting…
Insightful & Actionable
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"Mommy, Where Does Content Come From?" 11 Easy Ways to Create Great Stuff1. Think small.
2. Think really small.
3. Bundle.
4. Record presentations or speeches.
5. Post presentations on SlideShare.
6. Chat with customers.
7. Interview luminaries.
8. Share real-time photos. C
9. Ask customer service.
10. Go behind-the-scenes.
11. Bust silos.
Thank you! Ann Handley, Chief Content Officer, MarketingProfshttp://www.openforum.com/idea-hub/topics/marketing/article/mommy-where-does-content-come-from-11-easy-ways-to-create-great-stuff-ann-handley
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Pronto MarketingGetting online marketing in gear for Microsoft Partners
Derek Brown
1-800-476-1828
www.prontomarketing.com
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