Turn Website Visitors to Conversions
Your site should be so much more than a glorified digital brochure. Digital Rebel Marketing will work with you to develop a site that has a great user experience that maps out the customer journey. All Digital Rebel created sites are responsive in design. It will look outstanding on mobile, tablet and desktop devices.
Build the User Experience
Determining the Design Approach
The first item we must consider is look, feel and flow of your site. Once we understand the pain points you are solving, we'll begin the process of creating a representation of your ideal customers, then map out various journey's that a visitor might take through your site. Once that's all in place, we use the factors above to start building your site.
Responsive Web Design
Designed for Mobile, Tablet & Desktops
The majority of your audience is likely to do research on their smartphone. If your site isn't mobile-friendly, they may not find your site at all since Google prioritizes mobile first. Digital Rebel will design your site with mobile-friendly features, content and media. So no matter what device is being used to view your site, it will always look great and instill confidence in your visitors.
Calls To Action
Prompt Your Visitors to Take Action
It can be a simple action like downloading a PDF, signing up for a webinar or event, or subscribing to a blog. Interactive forms are also an important part of your site and can generate leads that eventually become customers. We'll help identify potential calls to action and suggest their placement based on the buyer journey.
CRM & ERP Integrations
Built to Grow With Your Business
A Customer Relations Management (CRM) system is a way to interact with both existing and potential customers. Through newsletters, announcements and targeted emails, a CRM is a great way to target specific audiences digitally. If you have an ERP (Enterprise Resource Management) system, your site can be set to integrate with these systems to receive online orders or service requests.
