Category Archives: Marketing Research

Technology Prescriptions for “Website Non-Performance Syndrome”

Posted on August 2, 2011 by Ivan

or: How to Convert Your Website Visitors into Real Customers (as originally published in Business in Vancouver) Symptom “We built quite a nice website a while ago, but the site has never produced any significant results in terms of new … Continue reading →

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Technology Prescriptions for “Site Invisibilitus”, or: How to Increase Your Website Visibility

Posted on June 1, 2011 by Ivan

(As originally published in “Business in Vancouver“) Symptom My clients often tell me that they could not find me when searching on Google or other search engines.   Why are some websites showing on top of search engines while others are … Continue reading →

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Technology Prescriptions to Stay on Top of Your Competition

Posted on May 3, 2011 by Ivan

(As originally published in “Business in Vancouver“) Symptom “I’m constantly feeling anxious that my competition is gaining ground, particularly on the Internet, and they are going to outperform my company before I know it.  I realize that in today’s age, … Continue reading →

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Technology Prescriptions for Head-in-the-sand Myopia, or: How to Stay on Top of Trends!

Posted on April 15, 2011 by Ivan

(As originally published in “Business in Vancouver”) Symptom “I go to bed worried that I’m missing out on the important trends that impact my business and that my competitors are gaining ground.  I can see the details of my day … Continue reading →

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