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The Science Behind Website Redesign

 

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website redesign

 

2/3 of marketers were happy with their last website redesign!

The problem?

Roughly 1/3 of website redesigns do not go well.

 

HubSpot CMO Mike Volpe recently delivered a content-heavy webinar, The Science of Website Redesign, based on his research. Once you learn it, you’ll very well be good to go. But not sure what website redesign consists of? Check out this condensed sum-up of when, who, why, what, and how FYIs; then, access the materials you won’t find anywhere else.

WHEN to redesign

Webinar: How often should you do a website redesign? When is the right time to redesign your website?

Quick FYI: It’s not about what people think. When you redesign depends on the data changes in your business. Whether you’re redesigning or not, make sure the content on your site is constantly evolving.

WHO does the redesign

Webinar: Who does the work on website redesign projects? Who initiates website redesign projects?

Quick FYI: You can either go through the process internally, or hire somebody else to do it. If you’re unsure you can do it, leverage an expert to improve your website. (If you are a small business, be careful going into the redesign process, or else you may fall into the portion of unsatisfied results.)

WHY redesign

Webinar: Why does your website exist? Why should you redesign it?

Quick FYI: It’s essential to establish a purpose. Can website  viewers access the details? Have a clear purpose for your website; have a clear goal for your redesign model.

 

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WHAT to take into account

Webinar: How much should a website redesign cost? How long should a website redesign take? What should be focused on? What should my homepage look like? 

Quick FYI:

1. Cost- The amount of money spent is not the drive of success.

2. Time- Expect about four to five months. However, there is a 50/50 shot your anticipated launch will be late. (Only 49% of website redesign projects finish and launch on time.)

3. Users- Make sure your website can be simply navigated. Easy to use > flash, design, artwork. Invite users in and watch them use your site. (76% of consumers say the most important factor in a website's design is "the website makes it easy for me to find what I want.")

4. Successes- Look at the better designed sites and take cue from them.

5. Tracking- Measure stats to track your website’s effectiveness. Pay close attention to visitors, leads, sales, and conversion.

USE metrics

Webinar: What are the best metrics to use for my website? Are metrics important for a website redesign project?

Quick FYI: Just doing the redesign process does not guarantee results. You need to audit and read analytics. Use page graders to figure out which pages are more or less effective and look at the customer conversion rate. Work with such analytics to drive more conversions.

HOW to do a website redesign driven by science

Webinar: Preparation, process, pitfalls, proceeding, how to use HubSpot.

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New Webinar: The Science of Website Redesign

New Webinar: The Science of Website Redesign

Learn everything you need to know before you embark on the path of redesigning your site.

Register for this free webinar so you can construct your website in the context of a greater Internet marketing strategy.

Posted by Angela Bray on Fri, Jun 10, 2011 @ 04:00 PM

COMMENTS

agreed that most website redesigns are for all the wrong reasons

posted on Friday, June 10, 2011 at 4:19 PM by Dan Tyre


you need multiple inputs.Do not just rely on a designer. You need a marketer and a copywriter at least.

posted on Saturday, June 11, 2011 at 1:49 AM by Richard Masters


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posted on Saturday, June 11, 2011 at 4:34 AM by aryasan


Wish I could get the webinar download and show it to each of my customers when I tell them website redesign is a difficult work.

posted on Saturday, June 11, 2011 at 12:43 PM by Intrug Bangalore


The biggest issue I find getting them to pony up with the money to go for a plan that will get the client results. Getting the client to pay for a new design etc is fine but as soon as you put a proposal together for developing & testing offers etc which often costs more than development itself they balk at it... (even after going over the benefits etc etc)

posted on Tuesday, June 14, 2011 at 12:23 AM by Ralph Vugts


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