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Leveraging the Web

Presenter: Ashutosh BijoorEmail: [email protected]: 98201-94408Date: 7th August, 2007

A presentation byReach1to1 Technologies (P) Ltd.

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Web Site Strategy

● Target Audience● Business Objectives● Design Requirements● Content Management● Site Promotion● Performance Measurement● Site Examples● Questions & Answers

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Target Audience

● General public● Visitors with service-able requirements● Visitors with current requirements● Current customers● Share holders and investors● Current Employees● Prospective Employees● Competitors

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Business Objectives

● General Public

– Establish corporate identity– Position the company and its services

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Business Objectives

● Visitors with service-able requirements

– Establish corporate identity– Position the company and its services– Identify possible services– Establish credibility to deliver solutions

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Business Objectives

● Visitors with current requirements

– Establish corporate identity– Position the company and its services– Identify possible services– Establish credibility to deliver solutions– Identify specific requirements– Establish specific solution

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Business Objectives

● Current Customers

– Establish corporate identity– Position the company and its services– Identify possible services– Establish credibility to deliver solutions– Identify new requirements– Establish new solutions– Online services (order tracking, support)

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Business Objectives

● Share-holders and investors

– Establish corporate identity– Position the company and its services– Establish financial stability and performance– Project business growth potential

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Business Objectives

● Current Employees

– Establish corporate identity– Position the company and its services– Establish financial stability and performance– Project business growth potential– Update about news and events– Educate about products and services

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Business Objectives

● Prospective Employees

– Establish corporate identity– Position the company and its services– Establish financial stability and performance– Project business growth potential– Show career opportunities– Provide mechanism to apply online

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Business Objectives

● Competitors

– Establish corporate identity– Position the company and its services– Attract skilled personnel from competitors– Establish position of leadership in chosen

areas– Role model to follow for best practices

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General Design Requirements

● Simple, elegant design● Fast loading pages● Easy navigation structure● Direct search facility● Layered information● Continuously updated

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Content Management

● Web site is not a one-time project● Update regularly to maintain position of

leadership● Updates should be done by internal staff,

without requiring web design skills● Let everyone contribute, moderated by an

editorial team● Create an internal process for content

management as an extension of current responsibilities

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Site Promotion

● Where do we get visitors from?

– Search Engines– Online Marketing– Corporate communications (emails, letters)– Events– Press coverage

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Site Promotion

● Search Engine Ranking

– Depends on content– Frequency and relevancy of content– Specific reference to terms that visitors are

looking for– Site uses search-engine friendly hyper-text

tags– RSS Compatible – provides pre-indexed site

and page-wise information

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Site Promotion

● Online Marketing

– Email newsletter– Cross links with other web sites– Online advertising– Articles on other sites

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Site Promotion

● Corporate Communications

– Every employee, customer, supplier and partner is a referral point

– They need to know about your web site– Email signature to contain link to web site– Letter heads and visiting cards– Company brochures

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Site Promotion

● Events

– Exhibitions and forums– Web site kiosks– Sponsorships– Technical and Industry Seminars

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Site Promotion

● Press Coverage

– Online press releases– Interviews– News articles– Magazine features– Advertisements

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Performance Measurement

● Site objectives to be measured by performance metrics

– Number of visitors– Number of subscribers– Number of leads generated– Number of updates– Page-wise statistics– Navigation path statistics– Search engine keywords– Reference site from which links received

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Example – Products

● APW President Systems Ltd

– Manufacturer of Technology Products– Market Leader in Enclosure systems– Initial content and design by Reach1to1– Web site managed by in-house team with

assistance from Reach1to1– High level of employee participation– Regular updates

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Example – Products

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Example – Products

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Example – Products

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Example – Products

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Example – Products

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Example – Services

● Epitome Global Services Ltd.

– KPO Services for Asset Management Industry– Established by reputed businessmen– Web site used as primary sales tool– Initial design provided by Reach1to1– Web site managed by in-house team with

assistance from Reach1to1– High level of employee participation– Regular updates

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Example – Services

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Example – Services

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Example – Services

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Example – Services

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Example – Services

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Questions to Answer

● Whom do we want to target?● What do we want to achieve?● What information is currently available?● Who can participate in the project?● What is the time line?● What is the budget?● What do we do next?

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More information athttp://www.reach1to1.com

Presenter: Ashutosh BijoorEmail: [email protected]: 98201-94408Date: 7th August, 2007

Thank You!