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  • Digital Marketing Round-Up: June 8th, 2015

    Digital Marketing Round-Up: June 8th, 2015

    A Snapshot into the World of Digital Marketing, Right Now.

    June 8th, 2015

    We compiled three of this week’s biggest highlights from the Digital Marketing World. Prepping you to impress and swoon the most well read Digital Marketing experts.

    Here’s What You Need to Know

     

    1. Google is Adding a “Buy Now” Button to Search Results
    This button will allow users to purchase products directly from search results without having to leave their query.

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    • The “Buy Now” button will be specifically for mobile devices
    • Google has reached out to large retailers to gauge interest in testing the “Buy Now” button
    • The functionality will initially only be available to Android devices
    • The button will encourage users to spend longer on Google’s own pages

    2. Facebook is Testing a New Feature Called “Saved Replies”
    The “Saved Replies” tool will allow brands to create, personalize, and re-use responses to communicate with customers on their Facebook page.

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    • The tool will allow the Page Admin to create custom replies, save them, reuse them, and even search through an archive of previous replies
    • Replies can be auto-populated with personalized placeholders, such as inserting someone’s name, or a website URL
    • The “Saved Replies” tool is currently available to a limited number of Admins

    3. Buyable Pins on Pinterest are rolling out THIS month
    Pinterest announced the creation of “Buyable Pins” at Tech Crunch on June 2nd, with a release date to come at the end of June.

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    • Users will be seeing a blue “Buy It” button next to the “Pin It” button on their favorite brands
    • They can make purchases without having to leave the social network
    • The button will have the functionality to browse through colors and sizes right on the site
    • The shopping cart platform will be managed by Apple Pay
    • Buyable pins will only be available on mobile

    Greg McNeil

    June 8, 2015
    Uncategorized
    Digital Marketing News
  • 5 MIVACON Takeaways That Will Affect Your Business

    5 MIVACON Takeaways That Will Affect Your Business

    The 216digital team recently traveled to San Diego, California for MIVACON 2015! There were high expectations for the longest running ecommerce event of its kind and it absolutely delivered. We met with ecommerce experts, sat in on keynote presentations, and above all networked. With the abundance of information being shared, it can be hard to decipher the important information from the blah blah. Lucky for you we’ve taken the time to highlight 5 key takeaways, and spell out how they are going to affect your business.

    1. The Death of Sebenza

    We’re very sorry for your loss, but if your Miva Store uses any Sebenza modules then you need to take immediate action. Sebenza will no longer support or update their modules including:

    • Gift Certificates
    • Coupons Reviews & Ratings Module
    • Points
    • Category Template Manager
    • Product Template Manager

    Many older third party modules are now being replaced with built in Miva functionality. A great example of this is the new Miva 9.0003 update that including gift certificates!

    2. Responsive Website Design is no longer a suggestion, it’s a must have

    Effective April, 21st the Google Algorithm Update will include responsive (mobile friendly) design into their ranking system. Read up about the mobile-friendly label and responsive design standards. Future-Proofing: Why You Should Go to a Responsive Design

    If Google’s strong hand wasn’t enough to convince you that responsive design is for you, consider that more than 50% of all internet traffic comes from smart phones.

    3. Upcoming Miva Functionalities

    There are so many new pieces of functionality that are coming soon to your Miva store! For example, take a look inside the Miva 9.0003 update, where there was over 40 upgrades to Miva!

    Miva 9.0003 Upgrade

    •  Gift Certificates: With the option to create one time offers or bulk gift certificates. Even have gift certificates emailed directly to your client.

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    • Multi- Add to Cart: Customers now have the ability to add multiple items to their cart all at once!

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    • Developer Seats: Gives the developer the option to access and work on multiple online stores at once.

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    • Marketplaces Modules – Amazon: Sell your products on ecommerce marketplaces like Amazon. Orders and inventory are synched and managed from within your Miva Merchant store.

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    Future Updates

    • Abandoned Basket Tools
    • Wish List
    • Faceted Navigation
    • Tell a Friend
    • Address Validation
    • Rich Text Editor
    • Customer Management Tool
    • And Much More

    4. Content Marketing

    Content marketing was definitely the buzzword amongst presentations at MIVACON15 but Ross Hudgens took content marketing beyond just talk. Here is the slide deck from his presentation

    Main points include

    • Just because you’ve created great content doesn’t mean you’ve succeeded, and neither does just hitting publish
    • If you want your content to drive SEO, there needs to be a tie-in to links
    • Every piece of content you put out should include secondary KPIs
    • Infographics are great from engagement!

    5. Conversion Optimization

    Getting the most out of the traffic that is already coming to your website, there are a lot of small things that can make the difference.

    • Define yourself quickly and clearly
    • Then get them off your homepage
    • Cater to your visitors with account creation
    • Only display relevant information, no distractions
    • Clear call to action
    • Keep forms at the top of the page
    • Consolidate form fields at check-out

     

    Now you don’t have the sun kissed – just back from California – look that we have, but you do have some of the knowledge. And that is arguably more valuable.

    Greg McNeil

    April 17, 2015
    Miva
    Miva Merchant, Mivacon
  • Get Dumped By Trada? –  Let Us Pick Your Adwords Campaign Up!

    Get Dumped By Trada? – Let Us Pick Your Adwords Campaign Up!

    As of Today, March 30th, 2015, Trada customers were met with the unfortunate news that Trada is going out of business. This is terrible for anyone who has relied upon Trada to manage their Pay Per Click marketing. The fact that customers only have one day to act makes it even worse. Luckily, our Google Certified Pay Per Click experts are here to save the day.

    We want to become your long term partner in growing your online sales and leads through digital advertising. At 216digital, we are dedicated to doing whatever it takes to ensure that your campaign is a success tomorrow and for many more years to come.

    • Experience – Our paid search experts have over 10 years of digital advertising experience!
    • Affordable – Fixed Campaign Management Fee’s – our prices / fees are not based upon your spend.
    • Expertise – Our agency is both Google & Bing certified
    • Transparency – your campaign is yours to view, manage, and edit. We want to keep you involved!

     

    Ultimately, your business is met with a difficult decision to make and it must be made quickly. We would value the opportunity to speak to your further about your PPC campaign and how we can be your partners moving forward. If you are interested in speaking with us, please email us at team@216digital.com  or call toll free 877-907-3277

    Want to learn a little more about our AdWords management? – Take a look at our professional PPC management.

    Greg McNeil

    March 30, 2015
    PPC
  • It’s More Than Just Teenage Poetry: Why You Need To Add A Blog to Your Online Store

    It’s More Than Just Teenage Poetry: Why You Need To Add A Blog to Your Online Store

    In the last several years, blogging has expanded from something that was the primary domain of moody teenagers to part of the backbone of internet culture and business. If you’re reading this, you are probably considering adding a blog to your ecommerce store or you might already have one. While many people understand that blogging is an important business tool, most don’t know why.

    For starters, a company weblog gives you a convenient soapbox to share news about your company or make announcements about products or special events. You can also offer coupons, discounts, or other special offers to your most loyal customers. It’s like having your own newspaper all about you. But, why does it really matter? The news-giving function of a blog is obvious, but there are a few reasons to add a blog to your website that aren’t as apparent but still give your website the edge it needs in an increasingly crowded internet marketplace.

    The most effective blogs are ones that have an authentic voice to them and build the brand of the company they represent. They’re compelling and well-written, but most of all let your customers know exactly who you are. If you want your customers to open their wallets for you, they need to have some trust in you. When you speak directly to your customers, you become more than just some company on the internet, you give yourself a personality. Create posts that talk about who you are as a company, not just in the boilerplate way, but use the space to show people about your interests or highlight employees.  Make your blog a window into your company culture and let your customers get to know you. Also, make sure you have an “about” page that not only identifies the business that owns the website, but also who’s doing the writing. Throw a picture of the author up there, too, and provide a face to go with the voice. Don’t forget to respond to comments, too. Conversation goes a long way to making your company a real persona in the minds of your customers.

    An integrated blog is also one of the easiest tools for SEO. Google loves fresh content, and posting to your blog constantly adds more pages to your site which gives you a better chance of increasing your organic search ranking. Your posts need to be written coherently, and with your audience in mind. But don’t forget, a big chunk of content is an opportunity to capitalize on keyword optimization opportunities. Links to your products are also great for your site’s SEO so be sure to include them when you talk about or post pictures of the things you sell. Customers are also much more inclined to buy when you make it easy for them. A link to the product you’re talking about in your post is a must-have. Don’t forget to add sharing tools so that customers can increase your visibility on social media platforms, that way your customers can help evangelize your brand!

    For a few ideas: share funny stories from the office or post a topical meme, discuss an industry-related headline in the news, make how-to articles and answer customer questions, or just give your customers new and different uses for your products! With a blog, brand-building and SEO gets easier, and it’s a great way to reach your customers without a middle-man, which is something they’re sure to appreciate.

    Greg McNeil

    March 11, 2015
    SEO
    blog
  • Future-proofing: Why You Should Go to A Responsive Design

    Future-proofing: Why You Should Go to A Responsive Design

    In case you haven’t heard, having a responsive website is going to be a bigger part of web design moving forward. The common practice in the past was for mobile versions of sites to be given their own subdomain. Essentially, you had two websites with duplicate information and you had twice as much work when you needed to change something. This doubles your development and maintenance costs. It also caused problems when your site was listed in search engines. Now, you could prevent a mobile version of your site from being crawled and listed as a duplicate in search results, then just serve up the mobile version of the site when a mobile browser was detected. However, Google prefers to know exactly what they are serving and a redirect like that is considered bad practice.

    Sites with a “mobile version” also had their limitations. They could only support two screen resolutions: desktop and mobile. Using a tablet, you usually ended up with an over sized smartphone version of the site, or you could end up with a desktop version that was still too small. And if you used the built-in browser on your gaming system, all bets were off. It can be tremendously frustrating not only from the side of usability, but also from a design perspective. Good responsive design practice fixes all of this.

    Google is trying to unify search results and they have been striving for a consistent user experience across all platforms. For the last few months, websites have been eligible for the “mobile-friendly” label within Google Search results if they use a responsive design. The criteria it uses are things like avoidance of flash and other uncommon software on mobile devices, legible text without zooming, automatic horizontal sizing which is scalable to whatever size screen, and “finger friendly” spacing of links.

    This is all great for the end-user, but in the future it could have a big impact on you. Google has been experimenting with the mobile-friendly label in their Search ranking. Sites without a responsive design could be penalized and dropped down the list. It could literally undo the years of hard work on SEO and marketing just by adding a criteria that your site isn’t prepared for.

    Luckily, we at 216digital are experts in responsive design and can quickly and efficiently create a responsive version of your website. If you’d like to read more about the mobile-friendly label and responsive design, Google has provided a few resources to help educate you further and we’ve linked them below.

    Mobile-friendly Test
    Webmasters Mobile Guide
    Mobile usability report
    How-to guide for third-party software

    Greg McNeil

    March 9, 2015
    Responsive
    responsive design
  • Selecting the Right Design Agency for Your Project

    Selecting the Right Design Agency for Your Project

    It may seem like selecting a company to design your website is the easy part of making your successful online business a reality. After all, there are tons of different firms out there; it’s just a matter of finding one that meshes well with your business and your personality.  That’s important, but choosing a design team to take on your company’s projects is actually much more complicated than simply selecting the company that fits your fancy. You should look at more than just a Google search when making your decision in order to make your project as successful as possible.

    Ask around. Chances are you have some connections who have worked with designers they prefer. You may have to do a little research, but inevitably someone you know has used a design firm that they would like to recommend at some point or another. There also are probably some firms they would advise you to avoid. These personal references should be taken into account during your search.

    Once you have your list of potential design companies, you should make sure to take a look at each of their portfolios. There, you can begin to assess the quality of their work and prepare to ask pointed questions about why they made certain design choices. From these meetings and “interviews,” you’ll get a better sense for whether or not you’ll work well with a particular candidate. Building off that point, make sure that your designer isn’t a pushover. A designer who is confident in their work and wants the best for your company and the project won’t be afraid to question your direction or methods. In the end, even though you might feel that your ideas are being challenged, your project will probably be more successful if the designer weighs in on big decisions, and you’ll be thankful for their counsel.

    Once you do find and begin working with a designer, make sure you allow them to do their job. This means relinquishing a little bit of control over your company’s project so that your web design experts can be most effective. With that said, your involvement remains critical, and getting the designer acquainted with the company and giving him or her clear expectations for your project will assist them in making the best possible choices.

    Here at 216digital, we employ experience web, graphic, and print designers who are passionate about producing exceptional work. We’ve put together countless websites, attacking each online project with the intensity it deserves. We work with you to understand your company and seek to include you in each step of our pursuit of its goals. Local to Cleveland, hard work runs in our veins, and we know you won’t be disappointed if you choose to partner with us for your next project.

    Greg McNeil

    March 6, 2015
    Uncategorized
  • Increase Your Sign-Up Form Conversion with 5 Easy Design Tips

    Increase Your Sign-Up Form Conversion with 5 Easy Design Tips

    A great sign-up form makes it easy for your site visitors to offer their information to you. With a new avenue of communication between you and customers, it can be easier to keep their engagement and interest in your product. But a sign-up form is only as effective as its conversion rate. When you take steps to maximize the conversion rate, you increase the number of sign-ups and that means more customers and a bigger bottom-line. There are 5 main things to think about when you’re designing your contact forms to drive conversion:

    1. Your Forms Should Pop

    Before visitors to your site fill out your form they need to notice it. It’s very common in modern web design to have a site look smooth and homogeneous, but if your design is too uniform you run the risk of your visitor easily missing your sign-up form. What you need to do is catch their eye through visual cues. One easy way to do this is to add a border or encapsulate your form somehow with a contrasting color and make it visually separate from the rest of the page it’s on. You can also add a directional cue like an arrow that points to your form. Simply, making your form shout its presence can nearly double your conversion. If a dramatically contrasting color is a little too-much for your design, there are plenty of other ways to subtly set your form apart. Experiment with different ways of implementing your form. A/B test your designs to see what works best for you.

    1. Focus Your Forms

    When your sign-up forms let your visitors tell you exactly what they’re looking for, your conversion rate increases. It’s as simple as that. You can easily sour a relationship with a potential customer by providing them with newsletters and resources that have no importance to them. They might even start to view your marketing as spam, and at that point it can be very difficult to salvage the lead. Give them information that they’ll pay attention to and stay engaged with. For example: If you run a business that sells aftermarket car-parts for a few different makes and models, let your customer choose their specific car and then send them targeted newsletters with information about new items and articles for that specific model.

    1. Make it Effortless

    This is probably the most important item on this list. When is the last time you went to a website, clicked a link to a form and then saw a full page of empty fields? Did you have second thoughts? Or, have you ever finished one of those forms with 20 empty boxes, clicked Submit and then been taken back to the top because you did something wrong? Yeah, it’s happened to all of us, and I bet at least a few of you bailed on the form at that point. No matter the value of what you’re offering in exchange for their information, if it becomes too difficult, your visitor will look for any opportunity to leave the page.

    First, reduce the quantity of form fields that you’re asking for. The magic number here is between 3 and 5 fields. Ask for the absolute basics like name, email, etc. Remember, as long as you have some contact info you can always ask for more info later. Don’t think that marking not required fields in a longer form is okay. A visitor still sees the large form and is immediately turned off. The one place where it does work is with an optional comment field in a shorter form. It gives the visitor the opportunity to improve the quality of the leads generated by the form while still keeping it easy to fill out.

    The other way you make the sign-up process easier is by being less restrictive. When the format of a field becomes so specific that it isn’t that easy to get it right on the first try, the customer can become frustrated through repeated failed attempts. If you really need a specific format, consider using ghost text to suggest that. Otherwise, don’t make your customer’s work harder just to make your work easier on the backend. While we’re at it, don’t use Captcha’s for simple sign-up forms. They’re effective in stopping spam because only a human can figure out what they say, but making your customer work to answer a visual riddle is a big turn off.

    1. Project Value and Trust

    Tell people what they’re getting in return when they give you their information. Would you be willing to submit your email address if you didn’t know what was going to be showing up in your mailbox or how often it would be there? Add some quick facts about your newsletter in bullet points in the header of the form. Also, tell them how often you’ll be sending them out. Another aspect of this is social value: People like following the crowd, and if you can provide some social proof like the number of subscribers, you’ll see a higher conversion rate. People will have their fears about sharing personal information alleviated by knowing that other people trust you as well. Finally, have a link to your privacy policy at the bottom of the form; it’s just another demonstration of trust.

    1. Make it Look Good

    This one is a given. First, make sure that the fields and button align correctly. Nothing looks more amateur than misaligned fields. Place labels above the fields and display any errors inline and not at the top of the form. Also make sure your submit button fits the alignment of the form, too, and make sure that it stands out. If you’ve done everything you can to shrink your form but it still ends up too long, think about breaking it up into multiple steps and give the visitor a narrative they can follow. It’s an easy way to keep visitors engaged, just don’t overdo it or you run the risk of tiring them out.

    In conclusion, these are the biggest ways to improve the conversion rates of your sign-up and contact forms. Not everything here will be perfect for every site. Experiment with different configurations of your form and A/B test the versions. That way, you can measure the difference and home in on the best possible combination that makes your business grow!

    Greg McNeil

    March 5, 2015
    Uncategorized
  • Why Magento Might Be the Next Shopping Cart You Use for Your Ecommerce Website

    Why Magento Might Be the Next Shopping Cart You Use for Your Ecommerce Website

    Magento is the most popular shopping cart platform, with around a 26% market share. It’s also used by some of the biggest brands worldwide. But, popularity aside, there are three very strong reasons why you should consider Magento for use on your own ecommerce website.

    1. A Flexible and Open Platform. When a piece of software is open source, that means anyone has access to the inner workings of the system. In the case of Magento, this means that there is a huge development community working behind the scenes, and they create all sorts of plug-in modules for it. This also means that help is everywhere and there are plenty of specialists that can modify Magento in nearly any way you need. You can even integrate it with other platforms like payment gateways, inventory and fulfillment platforms, and accounting software.
    2. Purpose built. You could use another content management system (CMS) like WordPress. WordPress, after all, underpins nearly one-fifth of all websites served to browsers. But in order to run a store with WordPress, you need to add features with third-party plug-ins. Magento on the other hand comes pre-loaded with the features you need in a webstore. It can also be scaled to suit your needs. You can run a single store with thousands of SKU’s or you can even run multiple storefronts all from a single admin interface. I know that earlier I told you to disregard the popularity of the platform, but it should say something that everyone from small local webstores all the way to multi-national brands like Nike, Samsung, Lenovo, and Nestle find Magento perfect for their online commerce.
    3. Optimized for High Performance. Magento is the fastest shopping cart platform available today. Small delays of just a few hundred milliseconds for each customer may seem like nothing, but multiplied over and over with thousands of customers, it can add up and bring a website to its knees. It’s also extremely SEO friendly and supports sitemaps, short URL’s, meta tags, and easily indexable product descriptions. Magento is also optimized for mobile shopping which makes up almost half of all online commerce. HTML5 capabilities and support for responsive design ensure that your site will be future proofed when Google starts to factor in mobile-friendliness in its search engine rankings.

    This is just the tip of the iceberg of what Magento can do for your ecommerce store, though. Give us a call or use the form on our contact page to get in touch. We’ll set-up a consultation and run through the all the capabilities and options built into the Magento shopping cart and see what would work best for you.

    Greg McNeil

    March 4, 2015
    Magento
    Magento Design
  • Do’s and Don’ts of e-Commerce Design

    Do’s and Don’ts of e-Commerce Design

    You can have the most interesting, ground-breaking product ever, but if your website lacks an effective design, your sales aren’t going to reach their full potential. Having an enticing e-Commerce storefront is more than simply having a product up for sale—customers believe their time is precious so merchants must quickly deliver a convincing sales pitch as well as provide customers an intuitive and effortless checkout process. But, how exactly do you do that? Here, we’ve listed the top 5 dos and don’ts for your e-Commerce web design.

    DO have multiple views of your product: Your customers will want to know exactly what your product looks like from every angle. Choosing images of your product that offer something new and different from each viewpoint will give your buyer an idea of what they are purchasing, and they will feel more confident in their decision to complete their order. If you are selling clothes, show them being worn by a model in order to give customers an idea of what the product looks like on a “real person” versus a mannequin.

    DON’T leave your customers with questions: Having quality product descriptions will help you sell your product tenfold. By providing overviews of your products that are honest without being negative, the option to see customer reviews, and the option of asking a staff member, you build trust in your site and the customer feels at ease.

    DO have a bold call to action: Your call to action is perhaps the most important part of your e-Commerce design. If your site doesn’t give customers a way to buy your product that is visible and enticing, your e-Commerce design isn’t doing its job. By creating a bold “Add to cart” or “Buy now” button, you’ll make it easier for your customers to find their way into your site’s checkout process. Remember, your visitors will look for the first reason to click away from your website. Don’t give them a reason to do so simply because they grow frustrated trying to complete their purchase.

    DON’T waste your customer’s time: Clicking in and out of pages can become tedious and cumbersome for consumers. If you want to retain more customers, implementing a “quick-view” feature that allows them to see a product’s complete details without having to navigate away from their current category or search results page is a great way to improve a customer’s experience. This will hold the customer’s attention longer and keep them from exiting your site.

    DO talk to your customers: Having conversations with customers can yield feedback which proves more valuable than some of the most robust analytics tools available. Opening up direct dialogues with your customer base unearths difficulties or frustrations they encounter that they may otherwise not express as well as helps to build your rapport. Giving customers the option to subscribe to a newsletter, review a product, or contact you with questions will help strengthen relationships with them and promote repeat business.

    DON’T create a complicated checkout process: The biggest eCommerce conversion killers are abandoned shopping carts, which happen for a number of reasons. If you want your customers to stay with you all the way through the checkout process, make it easy. Only include what you need in your shopping cart and make sure you are prepared for a streamlined multi-channel sales experience. Use a POS card reader that connects to your online store for offline sales for optimized transactions across all channels.

    Here at 216digital, we build websites and help online businesses grow. These are just a few of the tricks we have up our sleeves, and we want nothing more than to see your online business reach its full

    Greg McNeil

    March 3, 2015
    Uncategorized
    ecommerce design
  • The Basics of Responsive Web Design

    The Basics of Responsive Web Design

    Implementing a responsive web design can have a tremendous impact on the overall custom experience your site offers. As consumers rely more and more on phones, tablets, and other mobile devices to stay informed, stay connected, and shop, it’s more critical than ever that your site utilizes a design that is easy to use on any device. Customers will look for every reason to exit out of your webpage, and if your website is difficult to navigate from a phone, they won’t stay long enough to buy anything and they won’t recommend it to their friends. That’s why making your website as user friendly as possible will work to your benefit, and 216digital is here to help you make it happen.

    The mobile view a user experiences on 216digital's site.
    The mobile view a user experiences on 216digital’s site.

    Here we’ve gathered together some reasons why you should seriously consider making your website responsive:

    1. Make sure your customers don’t tap dance: One of the most frustrating parts of using a website that isn’t optimized for mobile devices is the tapping and zooming you have to do to get to the content you want. To make things as easy and enjoyable as possible for your customers, you’ll want to make sure that your website’s images and content are properly presented and don’t require the customer to manipulate their device in some awkward fashion in order to make use of it.

    2. Make sure your website rankings don’t suffer: Google Webmasters recently released an article stating that “We see these [mobile friendly] labels as a first step in helping mobile users to have a better mobile web experience. We are also experimenting with using the mobile-friendly criteria as a ranking signal.” This means that your website could be hit hard in the coming years if it isn’t mobile friendly. Future-proof your website and don’t be left in the dust!

    3. Always think of the customer: Responsive web design isn’t just for customers using smaller, handheld devices. It should also scale-up and conform to fit the screens of larger devices, like televisions, that customers might be using through their gaming systems or other peripherals. By keeping the quality of your customers’ experiences a priority, you’ll be sure to have a website that will respond to all of their needs, no matter the device they are using.

    4. Leave the reading glasses at home: If your website isn’t optimized, many times the text is either much too large or way too small to be read easily. And, remember, your customers might be using a larger screen, like a TV, but sitting further away and still not able to read what’s on your site. The whole point of your website is to make it effortless for your customers to breeze through checkout when they decide to buy your product. So, if the site’s text is too small to read, that complication will not bode well for your bottom line. Making sure your text is readable is crucial to success.

    The desktop view a user experiences on 216digital's site.
    The desktop view a user experiences on 216digital’s site.

    216digital is here to simplify this whole process for you. Responsive web design is not only helpful, but in light of the ever-widening array of web-enabled devices available to consumers, it’s become absolutely essential. Nonetheless, it can also be time consuming and cumbersome to learn, which is difficult while trying to manage your online business. Let 216digital take responsive web design off your list of worries. Our team of expert designers knows exactly how to build your website to respond to whatever size screen your customers are using, so that you can entice them, no matter the device. Check out some of our work—we think you’ll like what you see.

    Greg McNeil

    March 2, 2015
    Responsive
    responsive web design
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