Purposeful Websites, Part 5: Connect the Dots
If your website is going to be built with a purpose, then shouldn’t it be connected to other pieces of technology that streamline processes and move the needle?
Purposeful Website
Websites should be built with a very specific purpose in mind. Whether it’s selling products, getting leads, enhancing operations, improving customer service, or other specific purposes, building a website that sets out to do something very specific improves the results of the website and treats it for what it is: another resource.
Purposeful Websites, Part 4: Who You Should Hire
To build a purposeful website you need to find a website designer/developer who has the right combination of skills and tools to help you see and deliver the vision and functionality of the project.
Purposeful Websites, Part 3: Let’s Get Concrete
Here are some concrete examples of how you might be more purposeful with your website to allow you to better utilize your resources and deliver a stronger ROI on your website investment.
Purposeful Websites, Part 2: What Should It Do?
Being purposeful with your website allows you to better utilize your resources to suit your company’s current needs. It also better sets the website up for success and allows you to see an ROI in your investment.
A Purposeful Website: An Intro
Just as you wouldn’t hire an employee without knowing what their job was and how it connects to company goals, you should never build a website without knowing first how it will deliver on company objectives.