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Lead Generation Best Practices (learned from 500+ website redesigns)
Click! You have a new visitor. What happens next? Do they barf and bounce or smile and stay?

The answer depends on a lot of little things, some obvious, some not.

This session is a breakdown of the best practices for B2B lead generation websites, based on hundreds of website projects. You will learn:
What are the key elements of high-performing service pages?
What features are common to blog templates but probably shouldn’t be?
What three elements determine if visitors sign up for emails?

From social proof to CTAs, videos to contact forms, we will break down the options for UX elements and how they work with (or against) the psychology of your visitors.

Lead Generation Best Practices (learned from 500+ website redesigns)
Click! You have a new visitor. What happens next? Do they barf and bounce or smile and stay?

The answer depends on a lot of little things, some obvious, some not.

This session is a breakdown of the best practices for B2B lead generation websites, based on hundreds of website projects. You will learn:
What are the key elements of high-performing service pages?
What features are common to blog templates but probably shouldn’t be?
What three elements determine if visitors sign up for emails?

From social proof to CTAs, videos to contact forms, we will break down the options for UX elements and how they work with (or against) the psychology of your visitors.

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  1. 1. Presentation Title Subtitle Month, #, Year Lead Generation Best Practices Lessons learned from 500+ website redesigns
  2. 2. Lead Generation Best Practices Traffic Source Thank You Page
  3. 3. Lead Generation Best Practices LEAD
  4. 4. Traffic x Conversion Rate = $
  5. 5. image source: Marco Verch, Flickr
  6. 6. Lead Generation Best Practices
  7. 7. Lead Generation Best Practices
  8. 8. Lead Generation Best Practices
  9. 9. Blog Design Best Practices Goals… • Stay top of mind (attract, engage, list growth) • Demonstrate expertise
  10. 10. So personal! The author, the editor and the peer reviewer
  11. 11. How to hold attention on long posts Add something visual at every scroll depth! • Charts and graphs • Diagrams and screenshots • Faces of contributors • Call out quotes and statistics • Videos and animations
  12. 12. 75% 50% 75% 50% source: HotJar How far down do your visitors scroll?
  13. 13. 1. Prominence 2. Promise 3. Proof source: Email Signup Forms, Orbit Media The 3 P’s of Signup Boxes
  14. 14. Lead Generation Best Practices
  15. 15. Homepage Best Practices Goals… • Tell them they’re in the right place • Get themto the next page
  16. 16. The Backyard BBQ Test “So, what do you do for a living?”
  17. 17. Lead Generation Best Practices Homepage header is a tag line Homepage header is descriptive
  18. 18. Descriptive navigation labels
  19. 19. Navigation labels are generic Common to millions of websites
  20. 20. Navigation labels are specific, helpful and keyword focused
  21. 21. Lead Generation Best Practices Generic navigation labels, common to millions of websites.
  22. 22. Lead Generation Best Practices Descriptive labels that indicate relevance to search engines and visitors
  23. 23. Service Page Best Practices Goals… • Provide details about the offer • Show supportive evidence • Get them to click on the CTA
  24. 24. Why don’t visitors convert?
  25. 25. Lead Generation Best Practices Website Usability Study, 2004 vs 2016 source: NN Group
  26. 26. Lead Generation Best Practices source: NN Group Causes of User Failure
  27. 27. Getting to know your audience
  28. 28. Questions to ask your clients/customers…
  29. 29. Take me back to that moment when you first realized you needed help.
  30. 30. What else did you try? What didn’t you love about it?
  31. 31. What almost kept you from buying from us?
  32. 32. Starting out, what was the biggest challenge you were hoping to solve?
  33. 33. Can you give me an example of when this made a difference for you?
  34. 34. If you couldn’t work with us ever again, what would you miss the most?
  35. 35. What’s the #1 thing you would tell a friend if you wanted to convince them to hire [company]?
  36. 36. Questions to ask your top salesperson…
  37. 37. What questions are you just sick and tired of answering?
  38. 38. What should people ask you, but they usually don’t?
  39. 39. What is the A-ha moment prospects have during sales calls?
  40. 40. What analogies do you use to explain what we do?
  41. 41. Fill in this blank: people can work with us even if they ______.
  42. 42. When evaluating options, what was most important to you? Security was the top priority, then scalability. Security Marketing Client Scalability
  43. 43. When evaluating options, what was most important to you? Security was the top priority, then scalability. Security Marketing Client Scalability
  44. 44. When evaluating options, what was most important to you? Security was the top priority, then scalability. Security Marketing Client Scalability
  45. 45. Give me an example of when this helped you? You guys really saved my bacon that one time… “You guys really saved my bacon…” Marketing Client
  46. 46. What was the biggest challenge you were hoping to solve? I wanted better insights, not just dashboards You already have dashboards, but you’re still not getting insights. Marketing Client
  47. 47. What can you do now that you couldn’t do before? Now I don’t have to run that report every time Stop running the same reports again and again Marketing Client
  48. 48. What analogies do you use to explain what we do? On-site installation is like owning your own home It’s like your house. You should own your own home. Marketing Sales
  49. 49. What is the biggest number you can get up to? We have 14,000 total end users Trusted by 14,000 professionals Marketing Sales
  50. 50. What questions are you sick and tired of answering? “What if I want to cancel my contract?” Cancel anytime. Marketing Sales
  51. 51. Add supportive evidence
  52. 52. Lead Generation Best Practices EVIDENCE UNCERTAINTY
  53. 53. “Spend less on healthcare” “Our technology makes it easy” “Exclusive features help you prosper” “Know more. Feel great. Spend less” “Like a GPS for your health”
  54. 54. Unsupported claim Unsupported claim Unsupported claim Unsupported claim Unsupported claim
  55. 55. Types of evidence • Testimonials • Case studies / stories • Awards • Years in business • Size of operation • Number of products • Number of happy customers • Best sellers
  56. 56. Add evidence to the top of the homepage
  57. 57. Awards add credibility…
  58. 58. Lead Generation Best Practices …but they’re better when presented visually.
  59. 59. Lead Generation Best Practices Data makes the claims more credible
  60. 60. Testimonials make the audience the messenger
  61. 61. Lead Generation Best Practices Logo Headline Face, name, title, company Target keyphrase Elements of a great testimonial
  62. 62. Doesn’t actually say anything Most compelling thing is the smallest, lowest thing All but the first testimonial are hidden in the carousel
  63. 63. Quick note about subheads
  64. 64. Adds pixels and visual noise without adding value
  65. 65. Our products Subheads can be meaningful (and keyword-focused) too Ideas & Insights Our Customers
  66. 66. Our products Our baking and pastry products Subheads can be meaningful (and keyword-focused) too Ideas & Insights New Ideas from Inside Our Bakery Our Customers 100 Years of Quality Baking Ingredients
  67. 67. Contact Page Best Practices Goals… • Share contact information • Convert the visitor into a lead!
  68. 68. Lead Generation Best Practices
  69. 69. Lead Generation Best Practices
  70. 70. Tens of thousands of people use our products every day. If you're considering moving to the cloud or just want more information, we're here to help.
  71. 71. You are about to learn how 20,000+ CPG pros manage $10B in trade spend. Just share a bit about yourself and we’ll be in touch within 24 hours.
  72. 72. Lead Generation Best Practices BEFORE AFTER Tens of thousands of people 20,000+ CPG pros use our products every day. manage $10B in trade spend. We can't wait to chat with you. Shelley Fow You'll be hearing from us soon. will be in touch within 24 hours
  73. 73. Lead Generation Best Practices BEFORE AFTER Tens of thousands of people 20,000+ CPG pros use our products every day. manage $10B in trade spend. We can't wait to chat with you. Shelley Fow You'll be hearing from us soon. will be in touch within 24 hours
  74. 74. Lead Generation Best Practices BEFORE AFTER Tens of thousands of people 20,000+ CPG pros use our products every day. manage $10B in trade spend. We can't wait to chat with you. Shelley Fow You'll be hearing from us soon. will be in touch within 24 hours
  75. 75. Lead Generation Best Practices BEFORE AFTER Tens of thousands of people 20,000+ CPG pros use our products every day. manage $10B in trade spend. We can't wait to chat with you. Shelley Fow You'll be hearing from us soon. will be in touch within 24 hours
  76. 76. Lead Generation Best Practices Working? Check the Funnel Visualization Report
  77. 77. Thank You Page Best Practices One final tip!
  78. 78. Lead Generation Best Practices
  79. 79. THANK YOU!

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