So, you have managed to get visitors on your website. But, your problem is not getting visitors - it's retaining them. How do you do that? How do you lower your bounce rates?
Here are some tips that use online psychology in keeping your visitors.
Let’s face it, if your design sucks people won’t stick around. Period. Why would they?
You wouldn’t shop in a store with cluttered shelves, carpet on the walls and a crazy person in the back popping up to remind you that you’re the millionth visitor when right next door is a store selling the same goods and services with clean, well organized stock, friendly service and no distractions.
Mobile websites are no longer a luxury, but have now become a necessity in today’s business world. If your online business website is not mobile-friendly, you might be missing a lot out on traffic generating from mobile devices. According to a recent report by Google, more than 60% search engine queries are now coming from handheld devices.
If you are wondering how to build a mobile website or think that creating a mobile version of your site is way too difficult, this article can help with the task. Although hiring a mobile development agency is your best bet in this situation, there is another option if you are not ready to invest a lot of money. You can try a free (or paid) mobile website builder.
There have been a few human inventions that brought in huge development and change in the human experience. Fire and wheel were probably the earliest ones, and then later came electricity and the internet.
In the modern day, artificial intelligence is one of the following kind of inventions that is going to change human experience of existence to a great extent.
The world has come to the point where everything that was only imaginative has now become an operation and a reality. We always thought how the world would be able to communicate with people in the other parts of the world and then came in the mobile phones, computers, and such other mediums.
People used to design things on paper and sketched it by their hands and then the table turned around and software and tools made it easier for people to design everything. Even people at times looking at a photo thought if it was moving it would have been better and then the animation was inducted in the structures.
Chatbots are not exactly a new business tool, but in recent years, they have gained immense momentum. Internet users are growing accustomed to these digital helpers that seem to be all the rage across industry sectors. But, you don’t want to merely fall for hype and waste resources on something that fails to deliver tangible results, do you?
From a business perspective, chatbots are only as good as the value they add to your organization. So, we are going to focus on the facts rather than buzz. And we can already tell you that chatbots are much more than the latest buzzword. They have huge potential to make your life easier and operations simpler.