Trust on a company website — what really affects it
Trust on a company website does not come from one slogan, a nice design or the logo alone.
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Trust on a company website does not come from one slogan, a nice design or the logo alone.
Lead numbers rarely fall because of one dramatic mistake. More often, the culprits are small obstacles on the site that add up to an effective brake.
A simpler website does not mean a poorer website. It simply means a website that is easier to understand and quicker to use.
CTA on a service page decides one thing: whether the user takes the next step, or simply reads the offer and disappears.
The number of forms on a company website should not be based on the number of subpages.
A contact form is often the final step before a quote request, a request for help or the first contact with a company.
High traffic on a site does not yet mean that users are ready to send an enquiry.
Increasing the number of conversions without raising the ad budget comes down to one thing: making better use of the traffic that is already reaching…
Squeezing more sales from existing traffic means improving results without adding more visits to the site. It sounds simple.