On a scale from 1-10, how is your website?
Answered by:
Lately I’ve being seeing many individuals resort to DIY sites because they lack the funds to have it built effectively or properly or they just want to go quick and cheap.
A hard navigating website, lack of functionality, bad display and content placement ensures to cost you clients, engagements and very low conversion rates.
Another thing that tips the scale is Mobile Compatibility! I’ve seen many overlook this. If you ever took a moment to set up and keep up with Google Analytics... you just might see that over 80% of your site vistors are visiting from Mobile Devices.
During today’s report of my Agency’s website, our report stated that 87.32% of our visitors for the last 6 months were from Mobile devices and 7.32% were from tablets... were does that leave desktop views...
A great site is many things but a functioning site is EVERYTHING!
A hard navigating website, lack of functionality, bad display and content placement ensures to cost you clients, engagements and very low conversion rates.
Another thing that tips the scale is Mobile Compatibility! I’ve seen many overlook this. If you ever took a moment to set up and keep up with Google Analytics... you just might see that over 80% of your site vistors are visiting from Mobile Devices.
During today’s report of my Agency’s website, our report stated that 87.32% of our visitors for the last 6 months were from Mobile devices and 7.32% were from tablets... were does that leave desktop views...
A great site is many things but a functioning site is EVERYTHING!
1 Reply
Business from Dripping Springs, TX
Totally agree with Nicholas. We've been supporting small businesses for over 22 years and still have clients who don't want to support mobile. It's mind-boggling.
Related discussions