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  Do you have an event, new product, a new book, that you would like publicized over the web.  You have a website but that does not seem to get you noticed.  You need a strategy to make the web work for you.

Ask these questions:

bullet Do you have a Myspace, Shoutlife, Facebook page, etc. to attract visitors to your site?
bullet Do you video that can be put on YouTube to gather attention?
bullet Do you ask other to forward information?
bullet Have participated in any forums or loops on the topic of your website?
bullet Has your site been optimized for search engines (SEO)?
bullet Do you regularly add new content to make people want to come back?
bullet Have you recorded endorsements or customer feedback to encourage others.
bullet Have you added partner links or link swaps.

With billions of web pages, you have to cast a large net to gain an audience on the internet. You need a strategy to make reap the best benefit.  Contact us to discuss your internet publicity strategy.

 

 
     
Did you know? 43% 0f all American use the Internet as a key tool before making an investment or buying decision.
 

The web tour below of www.barackobama.com is more than a website, its a huge web community with a large web presence. A visitor can register for information, make a donation, visit the Facebook or Myspace sites, view video of the candidate explaining positions, get involved.  Your site may not be to the same scale but it should model some of the same touch elements.

Learn more about extending your web presence:

bullet Mastering Social Networks
bullet Should We Add Polls
bullet Learn about Blogging

 

Website Presence  - What Does the Web Really Say About Your Company?
 


At Gallium O,  a web strategy is more than just a website. We help you develop a comprehensive strategy that helps our customers effectively communicate (look, leap and link) to internet users (potential customers, vendors, partners, etc.).

 



 
What Does Your Website Communicate?
 
 Do you focus on the customer's needs?
 Do you offer opportunity for feedback?
 Is the site easy to navigate? 
 Is it informative?
 Do you offer opportunities to convert the reader to a customer?
 How many touch points are offered?
 Do you tell the reader who you are and what services you offer?
 How many touch points are offered?
 How many ways do you provide  for the customer to communicate to you?
 Do you ask for the sale?
 Are you tracking visitor interaction?
 Is your site user friendly?
 What viral aspects have you added?
 Have you linked your site to others?
 Other than your website, where else are you, principals, trademarks, etc. found on the web?
 How do you manage negative web feedback?
 Do you have a comprehensive strategy?
 Are you protecting your web brand?
 Have you incorporated new media?
 How do you manage your visitor data?
 

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Major Moment Survey 2005 found the following:
  • 54% in the number of adults who said the internet played a major role as they helped another person cope with a major illness.
  • 40% among those who said the internet played a major role as they coped themselves with a major illness.
  • 50% in the number who said the internet played a major role as they pursued more training for their careers.
  • 45% in the number who said the internet played a major role as they made major investment or financial decisions.
  • 43% in the number who said the internet played a major role when they looked for a new place to live.
  • 42% in the number who said the internet played a major role as they decided about a school or a college for themselves or their children.
  • 23% in the number who said the internet played a major role when they bought a car.
  • 14% in the number who said the internet played a major role as they switched jobs

 

 
 

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