Friendfeed, Blog and anything that you can handle easily
Posted: Sun Dec 22, 2024 5:49 am
So what do I do? Hire an website company? No, no one knows my company and my products like I do. And I love challenges. What I decided to do next I think every new website owner should do: Meet the need of the users and over achieve at doing so. This is what I did and how I went about meeting the top five answers above. 1. Product Information - Detail the each product.
By not just a picture but with content, history of germany email list the product, who usually purchases this piano, and videos. 2. Socialability - Communication at all avenues: Twitter, Facebook,. I got overwhelmed by having to many social profiles for our business and wasn't able to dedicate the proper amount of time to each. Quality over Quantity.(Remember earlier I mentioned that the piano industry has a lot of "seasoned experience", you should have seen their face when I said Twitter & Blog.
3. Site organization: I re-catagorized the information so someone who has zero knowledge about the piano could find what they are looking for. Make it SIMPLE!!! (More on this below) 4. Customer Testimonials - I asked had each employee ask their clients for a testimonial. This worked ok, but there is no enjoyment for the customer. Therefore, I set up a section on our blog for customers to submit "Their Steinway Stories" This has just started but, we are planning a big marketing campaign on this.
By not just a picture but with content, history of germany email list the product, who usually purchases this piano, and videos. 2. Socialability - Communication at all avenues: Twitter, Facebook,. I got overwhelmed by having to many social profiles for our business and wasn't able to dedicate the proper amount of time to each. Quality over Quantity.(Remember earlier I mentioned that the piano industry has a lot of "seasoned experience", you should have seen their face when I said Twitter & Blog.
3. Site organization: I re-catagorized the information so someone who has zero knowledge about the piano could find what they are looking for. Make it SIMPLE!!! (More on this below) 4. Customer Testimonials - I asked had each employee ask their clients for a testimonial. This worked ok, but there is no enjoyment for the customer. Therefore, I set up a section on our blog for customers to submit "Their Steinway Stories" This has just started but, we are planning a big marketing campaign on this.