Us Grokkers are continuing to focus on what types of things eRetailers can work on to make Holiday Shopping more enjoyable (and persuasive) for their prospects.
Enter the “Product Configurator.” While it sounds a bit like an evil robot out of control, what we’re talking about today is simply an online application to allow prospects to customize a product on their way to buying it. This can be a lot of fun for online shoppers if done well, and lead to…
Today, Ralph Wilson’s internet marketing resource, Web Marketing Today, posted Part 1 in a two-part video interview with our Bryan about concrete ways to improve product pages for higher conversions. In it, Bryan explains how FutureNow took on the product page design of eCommerce heavyweight Land’s End, and shows how you can use layout changes to test the buying path on your own product pages.
If you’re interested in improving your product detail/landing pages and cross-selling, this video (and upcoming Part 2 video)…
...continue to read "Cross-post: How to Improve a Product Page, Part 1"
Sorry about the headline – the 80s flashbacks are getting to me. Still, I really do “play stupid” as a Website optimizer and online copywriter. Or at least I play ignorant.
Why? Because all those terms and concepts you think everyone understands about your business and what you’re selling – well, you’re wrong about them! Wrong about both the terms themselves and your potential audience. If you think I’m mistaken, go back and watch the video…
...continue to read "I’m not an idiot, but I play one online – and so should you!"
HE HAD A VOICE NO LIBRARIAN COULD LOVE – CAUSE HE ALWAYS TALKED LIKE THIS. But look past the booming voice and easily parodied stage persona of the late Billy Mays and you’ll find an extraordinarily gifted pitch-man, worthy of his own TV show.
A pitch-man whose fame and success made him the target of more pitches than he ever gave. Pitches made by desperate inventors looking for him to save them after they’d already mortgaged the house, spent the…
...continue to read "Billy Mays: If All You Remember is the Voice, You’re Missing Out."
As consumers you and I see many product images (both on ecommerce and B2B) on websites weekly. How do you make a product image stand out from all of those? What I want to highlight are the best, the most persuasive, the unforgettable ones. Who has them? Do you have a favorite?
Here are a couple of my favorites:
This one is from Harry and David:
Here is one that shows an ordinary product like paper, that is hard to distinguish, in an…