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Digital marketing agency offering an array of lead generation tools & support as well as web design, hosting & web-based application support. We are Google Ads Certified as well as Get Your Business Online partners.
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Jones Junior Solutions LLC offers marketing and advertising services, digital and print design services, web graphics, websites and socila media management focused on quality support for businesses and individuals. Founded in 2004, we’ve helped a variety of clients across a vast amount of industries and professions refine their message and deliver the message to their target audience to help increase their presence and revenue.
Harris Web Works is a full service digital agency for B2B and B2C companies. We work directly with our clients as a partner, continually making their websites more efficient and effective. With years of experience in website development technologies and online marketing, we have cultivated a wide range of skills that most companies would fine difficult, if not impossible, to replicate in-house. Whether you need supplemental help or full support on all things digital, we can help. Ask us about our experience in e-commerce (mostly Magento), service business, corporate and bio-pharma website development and management, plus hosting and marketing.
E-Commerce Design Considerations
Enticing customers to visit your website is different from making them stay, let alone convincing them to buy! This is why it’s so important that you design your website in a manner fit for E-commerce. Visitors should have a “rich and smooth” experience while exploring your site.
Too often, other online stores get too complex with their designs. In an attempt to be overly creative, they forget that a rich experience doesn’t rely on flash animations that slow down a customer’s browser or wild fonts that mix with loud colors. A rich experience is getting actual quality content that provides helpful information on what you’re selling. All text doesn’t have to be in the same page. You don’t have to smack 200 words at the center of your homepage! You put a sentence or a paragraph where they are needed. This helps de-clutter the view but at the same time, you can take advantage of keywords to catch search engines. Your main goal, however, is to answer the customer’s question: Of all the online stores in the world, why you? A headline on the top left on your homepage, a catchy snippet and photo below and you may hook them better than you could with your original 200 words.
The same goes for ensuring a smooth experience. Customers shouldn’t find it a nightmare to check out your products. It can be something as simple as wrong colors that make it difficult for the shopping cart to be visible. Customers would also want to know that when they clicked it, your site registered it. There should be an easy to find area where the customer can see all they put in their cart. Use contrasting colors to make important areas pop. On the check-out page, be sure to minimize all other distractions. At this point, you want to guarantee your customer’s decision to buy. So remove sidebar navigation and ignore that desire to sell anything else.
In web design for e-commerce, there is really only one rule: design away to make that sale.
E-Commerce Development Considerations
Business owners are sometimes too focused on catching the attention of search engines that they fall into common website pitfalls, deadly ones. For example, you can attract roughly a thousand visitors a day but end up generating a terribly awful conversion rate, just a three to five sales per week! And all because you put too much clutter on your homepage or you’re linking products to way too many pages and not the checkout cart. SEO can draw in customers but effectively developing your website suited perfectly for e-commerce can boost your sales up to 300% in just two weeks!
In facing guests, you make sure you’re putting your best foot forward. It is no different for your online store. E-commerce web development emphasizes the weight of homepages. Here, you get your masthead right, the horizontal graphic placed at the top of the site, which contributes to the overall impression for the online window shoppers. Getting it right means it shouldn’t be too big nor too small, should carry your small logo, your defining slogan, contact information and a search box.
Firstly, a strategically designed and shortly written explanation on what makes your store unique among the rest will help in their decision to stay. Secondly, a user-friendly navigation will sway them to buy.
You have to make your navigation system the star as it carries a hierarchy of information of what you’re selling. Your website should stay clear of unnecessary buttons, rollovers and graphics. Through this, you optimize your search engine and eliminate any obstacles between the customer and the check-out page. Main navigation should only lead to your products. To provide necessary information that won’t clutter the home or product pages, SEO footers will help. Plus, it optimizes keywords through internal linking.
These are just a few common tweaks to make sure you’re not tripping into common pitfalls. Getting the help of the professional e-commerce web developer will make sure you avoid creating your own.
Here are examples of questions related to building a website:
What is the customer's business (service, non-profit, industry, etc.)?
Does the site currently exist? If yes, what system is it on?
Do you have the content for the site or do you want us to create that?
Do you have a list of websites that you like?
How many unique page templates are needed?
Does the site need a blog?
Is e-commerce the business’s primary income?
For e-commerce sites, these questions are relevant to launching the project:
How many non-product and non-category pages are there on the site?
How many SKUs?
Do we need more than 1 product template?
Tell me about your pricing structure.
Does the site need attribute search or advanced search?
Does the project require importing customers from another system?
Does the site need to integrate with a 3rd party system for shipping, accounting, CRM or ERP?
Do you need a store locator?
Will you require unique portals for particular / different audiences or buckets of information?
We enjoy working with a variety of companies, including e-commerce businesses, service businesses, biopharmaceutical companies and more, helping them expand their digital presence.
We’re a close-knit team who have been working together for years. We genuinely like each other and enjoy building relationships with clients and gaining in depth knowledge of their online presence.
Contact us if you have any questions or would like to discuss how we may be of help to you.
Matthew Harris founded our company as Medium Well in 2000 in New York City, then moved the company to Kansas City, KS before settling in New Haven in 2006. For 15 years, the team grew and built expertise in key digital media areas. In 2015, we became Harris Web Works to reflect our commitment and ability to provide a full range of web-based services, while building on the reputation and knowledge of Matt Harris.
Our mission: help companies generate more leads, increase sales, build brand awareness, create a great user experience, and share information. Our approach: partner with clients to understand their goals, budgets and challenges, then build, manage and market their website accordingly.
Based in the thriving business community of New Haven, CT since 2006, Harris Web Works specializes in website development and digital marketing for e-commerce, corporate and service businesses locally and throughout the U.S. We guide clients through the complex and ever-changing world of online technology to help businesses become more efficient and grow.
The Medium Well lives on as a blog filled with tips and info about website development and online marketing trends.
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Our expertise: We help businesses attract more viewers and maximize the potential of their websites by applying the right mix of technology, creativity, writing and strategic marketing.
Our mission: Help companies generate more leads, increase sales, build brand awareness, create a great user experience, and share information.
Our approach: Partner with clients to understand their goals, budgets and challenges, then build, manage and market their website accordingly.
