For Information & Knowledge Management Professionals
(Length: 14 pages)
March 4, 2004
Web Content That Sells
by
John P. Dalton
with
Harley Manning, Michelle Amato
Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)
Consumers come to commerce sites expecting to find accurate, actionable content. To accomplish their goals, they need clear features linked to meaningful benefits and images that show essential detail. But not one of 20 sites we evaluated managed to provide content that meets these basic requirements. To accommodate consumers, firms must eliminate useless content, create copy and images that satisfy target customers, and deliver consistently logical, legible product descriptions.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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NOTES & RESOURCES
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The Right Web Content Guides Purchase Decisions
We Put 20 Sites To The Test
Every Site Failed
Weak Content Drags Down Margins
Developing Content That Sells
Usefulness: What Features And Benefits Do Consumers Need To Know About?
Usability: How Easy Is It To Understand The Offer?
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Supplemental Material
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Forrester interviewed 11 vendor and user companies, including: CompUSA, Human Factors International, IBM, Land's End, Nissan, Redish & Associates, and User Interface Engineering.
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