Tag: traffic
Why you should consider a UX Audit
Published: March 8, 2022
First off, Brand Labs must stress that a UX Audit is nothing like that of the Internal Revenue Service: we won’t go back 3 years; you don’t have to confirm expenses; and we definitely won’t show up unexpectedly. Whew. Now that that’s out of the way… It shows here that you donated $500 in stock… <a class="more-link" href="https://www.brandlabs.us/2022/03/08/why-you-should-consider-a-ux-audit/">Continue reading <span class="screen-reader-text">Why you should consider a UX Audit</span></a>
Categories: Brand Labs, Design, Design / UX, Ecommerce Tips
Tags: accessibility, analytics, blank state, bottlenecks, collaboration, compliance, consistency, continuity, conversion rates, core UX/UI, customer, eCommerce, engagement, error state, errors, functionality, interactions/outcomes, IT, legal, look/feel, platform, reliability, retention, roadblocks, Sales, traffic, usability issues, UX, UX audit, working state
Migrations Made Easier
Published: October 10, 2020
Website migrations present a host of challenges and potential issues, any of which could cause a crisis of cascading problems in the future. Sometimes migrations are as simple as moving from an unsecured environment (HTTP) to a secured one (HTTPS). Sometimes migrations are extremely complex transitions from one ecommerce platform to another.
Categories: BigCommerce, Brand Labs, Custom Development
Tags: benchmarking, BigCommerce, centralization, complex, crawl, eCommerce, htaccess, HTTP, HTTPS, IT, marketing, Migration, optimize, planning, pre-migration, robot, search engine, SEO, social media, spider, SSL, tracking, traffic, upgrades, Volusion
How to Cope with a Google Core Update
Published: May 13, 2020
“Bzzt. Bzzzt. BZZZT!” The alerts started coming in around 4 am last Tuesday, just after colleagues in Europe woke to see the early effects of Google’s announcement the afternoon before of a new core update that was to be amalgamated into some part (or parts) of Google’s organic algorithms. They require attention, especially when so many businesses are struggling to connect with customers.
Categories: News
Tags: algorithm, content, expert, Google Core Update, Hedger, hierarchies, indexing, Jim, kernel, keyword, marketing, organic, ranking, SEO, structure, traffic, webcast, webcology
