5 Elements Of Highly Effective Websites

5 Elements of Highly Effective Websites

Converting random visitors into engaged customers

Overview

No matter what labels the different experts in the industry use, there are a key set of elements on every great website that makes the difference between just having a site online and having one that becomes an integral part of your business or organizations operation.

This seminar will teach you how to look at 5 critical aspects that, when combined together, properly allow you to control your visitors, have them become customers, and create direct value and ROI from your website.

Whether you are an executive with staff that work on your website or a marketing person that executes on those initiatives... this presentation will help to make sure you see where the focus should go and also how to know if it is working as you expected.

Don't just blindly spend money on your website, use these proven factors to make your website a real business asset.

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Upcoming Schedule

There are currently no upcoming scheduled classes at this time.

Class Instructors

Joel Colombo

Joel Colombo is President of 360PSG.com. Mr. Colombo started programming on the Internet before web browsers could even display pictures. He started his first retail computer store at the age of 19 and quickly grew into web software as a business. In 2002 he helped found and build Nexserver PSG which later led to the team formation and eventual launch of 360 PSG in 2005. Mr. Colombo sits on the board of the Advertising Club of Buffalo, Infotech Niagara, Brush-Up Buffalo and the Business Resource Council. Along with his volunteer efforts, Mr. Colombo has traveled nationally as a key speaker at events talking about the evolution and future of web technology.

360 PSG now employs almost 20 full time people in Amherst, NY and serves hundreds of clients across the United States with their web-based tools. The Fission Web System is a platform built and managed by 360 to allow their customers complete control over their own website content, pages, and information.

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