7 Proven Strategies for Beating Writer’s Block
Your site needs a refresher. Whether your company has re-branded, moving onto a new Content Management System, or the site looks lackluster, there are many good reasons for a website redesign.
Once you website is established, it’s time for a bigger change and more radical site. Your website affects your social media, email marketing, lead generation and brand awareness and sales strategies. Using this checklist will ensure your site’s redesign be a long term success.
Planning ahead can lead to a higher success rate and better results. Even though your website may look good, it still needs to be able to work and create more leads for your business. The website is integrated and affects social media, email marketing, and lead generation. It’s not JUST about the look. It needs to be able to function and work
with all other aspects of your business’ marketing plan.
About the author
As Chief Brand Officer for Arch Creative Group, Nicole is an authority in branding and content marketing. Nicole sets her sights on taking clients websites from good to great. She develops compelling copy to optimize user experience that will hold up in the ever-changing world of search engine algorithms. Her goal is to ask the right questions and tell the right story to help keep clients on the top. Nicole makes sure your site has targeted copy and messaging for a variety of industries, designed to reach your key customers.
