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what should i do for target customer?

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Question by kitoooo: what should i do for target customer?
hi i am doing online marketing for http://www.riverproaudio.co.uk/index.asp and i have done most of all the activity of off pages but still i am not getting very good result so i want to know your idea about this website anything in your mind please tell me.

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Answer by Jim W
Find out who buys from them. Is it people or businesses??

What geographic area do the people buy from??

What types of businesses??

What size of business??

See if people are actually interested in the products on the site. Look at discussion boards like ecoustics.com, audioreview.com, stereophile.com, avsforum.com and epinions.com.

I see you already have a Twitter account (dream_sonu) and a Facebook page (Nathan Davies (London) (creator)) Good. Now you have to some how get other people to want to review your products and service.

See if you can also become a vendor on Amazon.

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1 Response to "what should i do for target customer?"

  • Contio says:
    November 16, 2010 at 6:46 am

    First impressions are that the home page is very busy. That’s daunting for a consumer. Perhaps you could streamline the categories and put one image up for each category instead of having a row of pics? Then you could make your special offers badge bigger and make it a link through to the special offers page. Usually I’d suggest using as few clicks as possible but you really have too much on this front page so pull the special offers away on to a special offers page.
    The six points on the top right (eg award winning performance, etc) are great but they could be missed so make them bigger, possibly use a photo to illustrate them or box them. You could also consider moving them to the top left since most readers still read from left to right. (just a point – at the bottom of the list you have free customer parking – that’s not that relevant on a website so drop it from the home page).
    It’s good that there’s a search option and a log-in option. Perhaps you could encourage shoppers to log in by providing an incentive like a free tips sheet.
    Your offers down the right hand side should have more prominence.
    The main problems with websites is driving traffic to them in the first place so you could consider a newsletter that shoppers sign up to, then you email them details of new products or special offers every week. That would encourage them to return.
    Hope this helps.

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