Most recent edit on 2007-02-22 15:03:25 by TomSmith

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Reach New Customers



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Marketing





Edited on 2007-02-22 15:02:33 by TomSmith

Additions:
ParanoidAndroid, PageNotFound, NoResultsFound, CheckoutProcessErrors, ErrorWidgets, MisspelledSearches, ForgottenPassword ButtonsAsBranding, DescribeByContents, PeepThruPane, LandingPages, HumaneNavigation, FacettedSearchResults, AddingInformationValue, ConnectionsBetweenItems, DataClarity, InformationScent, ProductListings, WebSitesAreJourneysNotStructures, AlwaysHaveSomewhereToGoNext, SiteMapFooter, ExpandableProductListings, TriggerWords, CheckoutProcess, HumanePrices, UsabilityAndRoi, SetYourMetrics, ThankYouPage
VisitorPersonalization, FirstTimeVisitor, ReturningVisitor, RecentlyViewed, FavouriteProduct, ReturningCustomer, AlreadyHaveFilter, IntelligentUpselling, NuggetBasedQuestionnaires, WeblogsAndEcommerce, WeblogsAndMarketing, DontPissPeopleOff, NeverLetThemGo


Deletions:
ParanoidAndroid, PageNotFound, NoResultsFound, CheckoutProcessErrors, ErrorWidgets, MisspelledSearches,
ButtonsAsBranding, DescribeByContents, PeepThruPane, LandingPages, HumaneNavigation, FacettedSearchResults, AddingInformationValue, ConnectionsBetweenItems, DataClarity, InformationScent, ProductListings, WebSitesAreJourneysNotStructures, AlwaysHaveSomewhereToGoNext, SiteMapFooter, ExpandableProductListings, TriggerWords

Business

The business logic of your store often seriously impacts on the usability of your site, for example, if availability cannot be checked in real-time as someone is looking at a ProductPage, then many potential customers may be disappointed and annoyed at you that you didn't tell them sooner.
CheckoutProcess, ForgottenPassword, SawThisAndThoughtOfYou, ThankYouPage, NeverLetThemGo, HumanePrices, SetYourMetrics, UsabilityAndRoi, DontPissPeopleOff
VisitorPersonalization, FirstTimeVisitor, ReturningVisitor, RecentlyViewed, FavouriteProduct, ReturningCustomer, AlreadyHaveFilter, IntelligentUpselling, NuggetBasedQuestionnaires, WeblogsAndEcommerce, WeblogsAndMarketing, OnlineCommunities, ModerationIssues




Edited on 2007-02-22 14:58:48 by TomSmith

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This is a collection of proven tips and tricks to help you make your web site more effective.

Deletions:
This is a collection of proven tips and tricks to help you make your ecommerce site more effective.



Edited on 2007-02-22 13:56:38 by TomSmith

Additions:

Things You Can Do Now

If It Can Go Wrong It Will Go Wrong

Listen To Your Customers

Marketing

SearchEngineOptimization (SEO), LongTail, RemarkabilityMarketing


Deletions:

Things You Can Do Now

If It Can Go Wrong It Will Go Wrong

Listen To Your Customers

Search Engine Optimization

SearchEngineOptimization (SEO), LongTail





Edited on 2007-02-22 13:55:29 by TomSmith

Additions:

If It Can Go Wrong It Will Go Wrong

Listen To Your Customers



Deletions:

If It Can Go Wrong It Will Go Wrong

Here are so

Listen To Your Customers





Edited on 2007-02-22 12:42:26 by TomSmith

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Design Your Site Using Best Practices

How you organise your site, how the elements on the page are titled, linked and grouped together and how the functionality you provide, such as a ShoppingBasket, all affect sales. Getting your Information Architecture (IA) and design right makes you more money.
Below are are collection of design ideas, see if your site uses any or all of these...

Business

Here are so
CheckoutProcess, ForgottenPassword, SawThisAndThoughtOfYou, ThankYouPage, NeverLetThemGo, HumanePrices, SetYourMetrics, UsabilityAndRoi, DontPissPeopleOff

Knowing Your Customers

BetterKnowledge, TheTruthAboutLogFiles, MostPopularSearches, PeripheralKnowledge, ChampionChallenge (Test-driven design), SiteSearchEngine, SearchResults

Listen To Your Customers

VisitorPersonalization, FirstTimeVisitor, ReturningVisitor, RecentlyViewed, FavouriteProduct, ReturningCustomer, AlreadyHaveFilter, IntelligentUpselling, NuggetBasedQuestionnaires, WeblogsAndEcommerce, WeblogsAndMarketing, OnlineCommunities, ModerationIssues

Search Engine Optimization

Having a great site is one thing, but if most people will find your site using a search engine such as Google, then getting this part right is essential to finding new customers.
SearchEngineOptimization (SEO), LongTail


Deletions:

Information Architecture and Design

How you organise your site, how the elements on the page are titled, linked and grouped together and how the functionality you provide, such as a ShoppingBasket, all affect sales. Getting it right makes more money.

Search Engine Optimization

Having a great site is one thing, but if most people will find your site using a search engine such as Google, then getting this part right is essential.
Search Engine Optimization (SEO), LongTail, GoogleFootprints, GoogleCompetitorsBacklinksVsMine, PromotionsInTitle, PayPerClick campaigns.

Business

CheckoutProcess, ForgottenPassword, PromotionsAndCompetitions, SawThisAndThoughtOfYou, ThankYouPage, NeverLetThemGo, HumanePrices, SetYourMetrics, UsabilityAndRoi, DontPissPeopleOff

Knowing Your Customers

BetterKnowledge, TheTruthAboutLogFiles, MostPopularSearches, PeripheralKnowledge, ChampionChallenge (Test-Driven Design)

Visitor Personalization

VisitorPersonalization, FirstTimeVisitor, ReturningVisitor, RecentlyViewed, FavouriteProduct, ReturningCustomer, AlreadyHaveFilter, IntelligentUpselling, NuggetBasedQuestionnaires

Your Site Search Engine

Your site search engine is a huge part of the usability of your site. If it is unhelpful, slow or innaccurate you will be losing customers.
SiteSearchEngine, SearchResults, BestBets, PopularSearches, RecentSearches

Audience Participation

Many ecommerce sites now let the customers contribute to the content of the ecommerce store, adding votes and reviews or contributing questions to the FAQs. These contibutions can be the differentiating factor between you and your competitor.
WeblogsAndEcommerce, WeblogsAndMarketing, OnlineCommunities, ModerationIssues




Edited on 2007-02-22 12:36:11 by TomSmith

Additions:
There are lots of things you can do to improve your site that only require a pair of eyes and a fresh way of looking.
ThreeSecondRule, DesignOneTwoThree, BuildingTrust, JustLooking, GoingAllSquinty
ParanoidAndroid, PageNotFound, NoResultsFound, CheckoutProcessErrors, ErrorWidgets, MisspelledSearches,


Deletions:
There are lots of things you can do to improve your site that only need you to take a fresh look at your site.
ThreeSecondRule, DesignOneTwoThree, ParanoidAndroid, BuildingTrust, JustLooking, GoingAllSquinty
StartWithTheErrors, PageNotFound, NoResultsFoundReporting, NoResultsFound, CheckoutProcessErrors, ErrorWidgets, ErrorWidgetData, MisspelledSearches,




Edited on 2007-02-22 12:32:24 by TomSmith

Additions:
ThreeSecondRule, DesignOneTwoThree, ParanoidAndroid, BuildingTrust, JustLooking, GoingAllSquinty

Deletions:
ThreeSecondRule, DesignOneTwoThree, ParanoidAndroid, FormItemFears, BuildingTrust, JustLooking, GoingAllSquinty



Edited on 2007-02-22 12:29:37 by TomSmith

Additions:

Things You Can Do Now

There are lots of things you can do to improve your site that only need you to take a fresh look at your site.

If It Can Go Wrong It Will Go Wrong



Deletions:

Design Methodologies

Maybe "Design Methologies" is too lofty a word for this section, but it essentially contains "things you can do, or modes you can get in" when designing a web site to help you improve the design.

When Things Go Wrong (or Designing Backwards)





Edited on 2007-02-22 12:25:36 by TomSmith

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Introduction





Edited on 2007-02-22 12:25:17 by TomSmith

Additions:
This is a collection of proven tips and tricks to help you make your ecommerce site more effective.

Deletions:
This is an Ecommerce Pattern Language which includes some ideas and beliefs about ways and means to design, build and run online shops. See PatternAims



Edited on 2007-02-22 12:24:18 by TomSmith

Additions:
WeblogsAndEcommerce, WeblogsAndMarketing, OnlineCommunities, ModerationIssues

Deletions:
WeblogsAndEcommerce, OnlineCommunities, ModerationIssues

Further Reading

DontMakeMeThink, HumaneInterface, PurpleCow, CluetrainManifesto,




Edited on 2007-02-21 22:48:40 by TomSmith

Deletions:
Useful pages: FormattingRules, WikkaDocumentation, OrphanedPages, WantedPages, TextSearch.



Edited on 2007-02-21 11:57:27 by TomSmith

Additions:
Search Engine Optimization (SEO), LongTail, GoogleFootprints, GoogleCompetitorsBacklinksVsMine, PromotionsInTitle, PayPerClick campaigns.

Deletions:
Search Engine Optimization (SEO), LongTail, GoogleFootprints, GoogleCompetitorsBacklinksVsMine, PromotionsInTitle, PayPerClick campaigns.



Edited on 2007-01-28 23:44:47 by PeterP

Additions:
Search Engine Optimization (SEO), LongTail, GoogleFootprints, GoogleCompetitorsBacklinksVsMine, PromotionsInTitle, PayPerClick campaigns.

Deletions:
Search Engine Optimization ([SEO]), LongTail, GoogleFootprints, GoogleCompetitorsBacklinksVsMine, PromotionsInTitle, PayPerClick campaigns.



Edited on 2007-01-28 23:44:25 by PeterP

Additions:
Search Engine Optimization ([SEO]), LongTail, GoogleFootprints, GoogleCompetitorsBacklinksVsMine, PromotionsInTitle, PayPerClick campaigns.

Deletions:
Search Engine Optimization (SEO), LongTail, GoogleFootprints, GoogleCompetitorsBacklinksVsMine, PromotionsInTitle, SEO, PayPerClick campaigns.



Edited on 2007-01-28 23:43:39 by PeterP

Additions:
Search Engine Optimization (SEO), LongTail, GoogleFootprints, GoogleCompetitorsBacklinksVsMine, PromotionsInTitle, SEO, PayPerClick campaigns.

Deletions:
Search Engine Optimization (SEO), LongTail, GoogleFootprints, GoogleCompetitorsBacklinksVsMine, PromotionsInTitle, PayPerClick campaigns.



Edited on 2006-01-26 12:07:36 by TomSmith

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Research Methodology

WhatIDid




Edited on 2006-01-03 22:01:02 by TomSmith

Additions:

Research Methodology

WhatIDid




Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2005-10-14 12:07:17 by TomSmith []
Page view:

Introduction


This is an Ecommerce Pattern Language which includes some ideas and beliefs about ways and means to design, build and run online shops. See PatternAims




Design Methodologies


Maybe "Design Methologies" is too lofty a word for this section, but it essentially contains "things you can do, or modes you can get in" when designing a web site to help you improve the design.
ThreeSecondRule, DesignOneTwoThree, ParanoidAndroid, FormItemFears, BuildingTrust, JustLooking, GoingAllSquinty

When Things Go Wrong (or Designing Backwards)


Apply a Murphy's Law test to your site can mean you fix the errors before they start losing you customers.

StartWithTheErrors, PageNotFound, NoResultsFoundReporting, NoResultsFound, CheckoutProcessErrors, ErrorWidgets, ErrorWidgetData, MisspelledSearches,



Information Architecture and Design


How you organise your site, how the elements on the page are titled, linked and grouped together and how the functionality you provide, such as a ShoppingBasket, all affect sales. Getting it right makes more money.

ButtonsAsBranding, DescribeByContents, PeepThruPane, LandingPages, HumaneNavigation, FacettedSearchResults, AddingInformationValue, ConnectionsBetweenItems, DataClarity, InformationScent, ProductListings, WebSitesAreJourneysNotStructures, AlwaysHaveSomewhereToGoNext, SiteMapFooter, ExpandableProductListings, TriggerWords



Search Engine Optimization


Having a great site is one thing, but if most people will find your site using a search engine such as Google, then getting this part right is essential.

Search Engine Optimization (SEO), LongTail, GoogleFootprints, GoogleCompetitorsBacklinksVsMine, PromotionsInTitle, PayPerClick campaigns.



Business


The business logic of your store often seriously impacts on the usability of your site, for example, if availability cannot be checked in real-time as someone is looking at a ProductPage, then many potential customers may be disappointed and annoyed at you that you didn't tell them sooner.

CheckoutProcess, ForgottenPassword, PromotionsAndCompetitions, SawThisAndThoughtOfYou, ThankYouPage, NeverLetThemGo, HumanePrices, SetYourMetrics, UsabilityAndRoi, DontPissPeopleOff



Knowing Your Customers


The best way to improve any online store is by basing any design choices on hard data. If you don't know which colour web site sells the most, how are you going to find out?

BetterKnowledge, TheTruthAboutLogFiles, MostPopularSearches, PeripheralKnowledge, ChampionChallenge (Test-Driven Design)

Visitor Personalization


Recognizing someone as they enter your online store enables you to better serve their needs and create happier customers

VisitorPersonalization, FirstTimeVisitor, ReturningVisitor, RecentlyViewed, FavouriteProduct, ReturningCustomer, AlreadyHaveFilter, IntelligentUpselling, NuggetBasedQuestionnaires


Your Site Search Engine


Your site search engine is a huge part of the usability of your site. If it is unhelpful, slow or innaccurate you will be losing customers.

SiteSearchEngine, SearchResults, BestBets, PopularSearches, RecentSearches


Audience Participation


Many ecommerce sites now let the customers contribute to the content of the ecommerce store, adding votes and reviews or contributing questions to the FAQs. These contibutions can be the differentiating factor between you and your competitor.

WeblogsAndEcommerce, OnlineCommunities, ModerationIssues



Further Reading


DontMakeMeThink, HumaneInterface, PurpleCow, CluetrainManifesto,




Useful pages: FormattingRules, WikkaDocumentation, OrphanedPages, WantedPages, TextSearch.
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