Archive for October, 2007


Comparison International – Benchmark Consultants

Thursday, October 4th, 2007

Does your organization translate learning into performance?

How close are you to the best performers?

What is world class and how does your organization compare?

Comparison
Those questions welcome and challenge visitors at the new Web site for Comparison International, a benchmark consulting company, recently launched by flyte.

Comparison International works with businesses, change agencies, and organizations (or organisations, if you prefer,) throughout the world in all types of industries. They help these groups compare their performance against world class standards and pinpoint strengths and "priority areas for improvement."

The site includes case studies, testimonials from satisfied organizations, and downloads aimed at helping companies of all sizes become world class based on specific metrics.

Rich Brooks
Maine Web Design for a Global Economy


10 Tips to a Profitable Blog

Tuesday, October 2nd, 2007

October’s issue of flyte log, our monthly email newsletter on Web marketing, is entitled "Business Blog Success: 10 Tips to a Profitable Blog."

If you’ve been considering starting a blog for your business, or you’ve been unsatisfied with the results you’re getting with your current blog, we’ve got ten ideas that can turn your blog around and make it an important part of your Web marketing toolbox.

If you’d like some one-on-one help with your business blog, feel free contact flyte today.

Rich Brooks
Business Blog Consultant


Improve Your Landing Pages…and Your Conversions!

Monday, October 1st, 2007

If your pay-per-click ads or other offer-specific ads are sending people to your home page, then the good news is you’ve got a lot of room to improve your conversion rates.

Jon Miller of Marketo has a great top 10 list over at Online Marketing Blog called Ten Tips for Lead Generation Landing Pages. The list is a combination of good basics — remove the navigation, make your content scan-able — as well as some stuff I hadn’t thought of before. #7 was my favorite:

Use hidden fields to capture additional information about your leads,
such as the keyword used, the search engine they came from, and the ad
they clicked. You can also use “click paths” to capture implicit
information. For example, if you want to know the prospect’s industry,
add some navigation on the left that lists your top industries. This is
different than your site navigation. Prospects are likely to click on
the link for their industry, so take them to an even more targeted
landing page —and capture their industry as a hidden field.

If you’re trying to sell more ebooks, increase your email subscriber base, or just improve your online conversions, this article is a must read.

Rich Brooks
It’s All About the Conversions