Glossary
Conversion Architecture
The process we use to plan visitor and customer conversion on a website.
It is the organisation of the buying and selling processes married to
the information flow. The focus is converting visitors to take action.
It is similar to information architecture, which involves the design of
organisation and navigation systems to help people find and manage information
more successfully. A commercial website should both inform and convert
your client into action. See Conversion
Architecture to see how you can improve your bottom line.
Conversion Goal
Getting a visitor to your website to take an action that benefits your
business in some way, the 'goal' is defined by your business. See Conversion
Architecture to see how you achieve your business goal.
Conversion Goal Rate
The figure normally expressed as a percentage of visitors to your site
that actually complete your conversion goal and land on the conversion
goal page. This is the page after the conversion goal has been achieved.
See Conversion
Architecture to read through how we will achieve a better
rate for you.
Conversion Rate
The percentage of visitors to a website who complete a process such as
submitting a sales lead, making a purchase, viewing a key page of the
site, downloading a whitepaper, or some other measurable action. For example,
if out of 100 visitors who respond to an ad by clicking on it and coming
to a landing page, two go on to complete and submit a form, the conversion
rate for that program is 2%. Read our Conversion
Architecture page to see how we can earn you more
from your online marketing.
Landing Page
In online marketing, a landing page is a specific web page that a visitor
ultimately reaches after clicking a link or advertisement. Often, this
page showcases content that is an extension of the link or ad, or the
page is optimized for a specific keyword term or phrase to attract search
engines. See Conversion
Architecture to find out why you should have internet marketing experts
design these pages for you, to increase your customers taking
action.
Marketing Collateral
Marketing collateral, in marketing and sales, is the collection of media
used to support the sales of a product or service. These sales aids are
intended to make the sales effort easier and more effective. Common examples
include: Sales brochures and other printed product information, web content,
sales scripts and product white papers. Take a look at our SEO/PPC
page- where we explain why you need internet consultants to make a success
of your web marketing and website development.
Marketing Mix
The marketing mix is generally accepted as the use and specification of
the 4 Ps (product, place, price and promotion) describing the strategic
position of a product in the marketplace. It has been added to and argued
about but is generally regarded as a sound basic marketing model. Read
the SEO/PPC or Copywriting
Services pages to see how we can improve your marketing
elements of the mix in other areas too.
Search Engine Optimisation (Optimization, US)
Search engine optimization (SEO) is the process of improving the volume
and quality of traffic to a website from search engines via "natural"
("organic" or "algorithmic") search results. Usually, the earlier a site
is presented in the search results, or the higher it "ranks," the more
searchers will visit that site. SEO can also target different kinds of
search, including image search, local search, and industry-specific vertical
search engines. See our Internet Marketing Services
section find out how we can improve your website optimisation
and UK SEO.
Web Analytics
Web analytics is the study of the behaviour of website visitors by website
analysis. In a commercial context, web analytics especially refers to
the use of data collected from a website to determine which aspects of
the website work towards the business objectives; for example, which landing
pages encourage people to make a purchase. See in our Web
Analytics Page how we could do this for you to improve your
web marketing strategy and ultimately your profits.
Contact us if you want to discuss any of the terms more or feel we need a better explanation.


