The document discusses strategies for making a Joomla website successful. It emphasizes getting visitors (traffic) to the site through search engine optimization and other methods. It then stresses the importance of converting those visitors into customers or members through well-designed pages and registration processes. Finally, it discusses keeping visitors loyal and engaged through community features, email marketing, and social networking. The overall goal is to attract traffic, have visitors take desired actions on the site, and encourage them to return through building an active community.
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1. Black Belt Joomla Barrie North How to make your Joomla website successful
2. The Usual Bit www.joomlashack.com (2005) www.compassdesigns.net (2005) www.joomlabook.com (2007) www.simplweb.com (2008)
3. Black Belt Joomla? 80% of what you want to do will take 20% of the effort “ Maximum Efficiency… Minimum Effort”
5. The Gode-ster The Pachinko Machine The balls are visitors Traffic comes in the top Conversions at the bottom The web is direct mail marketing
6. The Secret of Success “ Jakob Nielsen-San” B = V x C x L Where B = amount of “business” done by the site V = unique visitors coming to the site C = conversion rate L = loyalty rate
7. Visitor Lifecycle Turn strangers into friends This is about getting the traffic to your site. It includes strategies such as SEO and advertising Turning friends into customers This is about conversion, having a defined plan of how you convert (get to register) a site visitor. Turning customers into salespeople Coined as viral marketing, this involves inspiring and empowering members to spread the word.
11. Black Belt SEO Tricks Keyword Use in Title Tag (4.9) Global Link Popularity of Site (4.5) Anchor Text of Inbound Link (4.4) Link Popularity within the Site's Internal Link Structure (4.1) Age of Site (4) Topical Relevance of Inbound Links to Site (3.9) Link Popularity of Site in Topical Community (3.9) Keyword Use in Body Text (3.9) Global Link Popularity of Linking Site (3.7) Topical Relationship of Linking Page (3.6) Source: http://www.seomoz.org/article/search -ranking-factors
16. Joomla SE “ Internal Linking is the path to SEO mastery” Turn on SEF Craft your page titles Use linked titles and read more Internal Linking modules
22. Problems with Joomla’s Bananas “ see the forest beyond the trees” Its very easy to add widgets or otherwise clutter up Joomla pages. Seen one Joomla homepage you have seen them all.
23. Ways to Improve Feedback – Analytics and User testing Google Web Optimizer Don’t use the Frontpage component Registration improvements Landing Pages
24. Feedback – Analytics and User testing “ climbing the mountain takes one step at a time” Google Analytics Goals Under-rated and underused! User testing Usertesting.com
25. Google Analytics Goals /component/user/?task=register /index.php?option=com_user&task=activate&activation=
26. Google Web Optimizer Recently working in Joomla www.compassdesigns.net/tutorials/17-joomla-tutorials/294-how-to-use-google-web-optimizer-in-joomla.html
27. GWO Conversion Rates “ see beyond the numbers to true enlightenment” Conversion rates are contextual to traffic
28. Registration Improvements Big-ass glowing buttons Customize your language files On site AND the emails Get your emails delivered (From Address) Template the registration form Customize the sign up form Privacy policy Words on the submit button Community Builder
29. Landing Pages “ your responses must match your visitors intent” You MUST use landing pages simplweb.com/teaching-sells simplweb.com/schools simplweb.com/expo Make a Joomla category and use a hidden menu (easy to remember URL’s)
30. Landing Pages and Bananas A landing page can only cause one of five actions: Get a visitor to click (to go to another page, on your site or someone else's) Get a visitor to buy Get a visitor to give permission for you to follow up (by email, phone, etc.). This includes registration of course. Get a visitor to tell a friend (and the more subtle) Get a visitor to learn something, which could even include posting a comment or giving you some sort of feedback (Seth Godin)
31. Stage 3 - Loyalty Why should visitors come back?
32. Joomla’s Built in Stickiness “ Become a community and seek enlightenment together” ALL sites can become communities Registration Comments Forums Shopping Reviews
33. Zen Master Stickiness Email Marketing JContact Social Networking Community Builder Jomsocial simplweb.com/teaching-sells
34. Email Its all about the list Add value Get people coming back Measurable and predictable J!Contact
35. Black Belt Joomla! “ Understand your site purpose and your three paths to reach it” SEM (balls in the top) Conversion (balls coming down) Stickiness (balls coming back)