Online Marketing Research Survey

An online marketing research survey could be one of two distinct types: one type measures how well your site is doing, the other measures how your customers think.

So... who do you trust to measure your success?  Or your not so success?

Online marketing survey firms would have you believe that they are the ones who can mystically determine how successful your website really is.

Balderdash.

They don't know a silly thing that you can't determine for yourself, especially if you are a small company.  For instance, if you have signed up with a strong website provider, and use the tools provided, you will be able to determine:

  • How many people visit your website.
  • How many people come back and visit again.
  • How many signups you get for your ezine.
  • Which pages are most popular.
  • Which keywords are most popular.
  • Which search engines are most likely to find your site.
  • Which keywords work, and which ones don't.
  • All the hundreds, or thousands, of keywords that people use to find your site.
  • Which pages draw visitors, and which ones don't.
  • Your rate of conversion for your sales.
  • Your Alexa ranking.
  • Your Google Page Rank.
  • What country your visitors come from.
  • What the growth of your site has been, month by month.  Or even day by day if you want it.

That's a lot of information.  And for the very curious, there is even more.

These online marketing surveys are promoted as a means for you to make your site better, to get more visitors to your site.  The promoters use terms like "SEO", which looks impressive.  In fact, "SEO" means nothing more than "Have you optimized your page for search engines?"  ("SEO" actually means "Search Engine Optimization".)

With a strong web host, your website will be fully optimized as you build it.  You will be able to

  • Identify keywords that will pull visitors;
  • Identify a site concept that will draw visitors;
  • Create strong pages with those keywords; and
  • Analyze and track it all as you work on it.

And how would you like to have a list of hundreds of keywords that your prospective visitors will actually use to find you?  A good web host will provide you with that list.

So don't worry about hiring an online marketing survey company to do any of this for you.  It is already done.

So how about determining what your clients want?

There are a number of ways of approaching this issue.  One way is to create a short little online marketing research survey that you ask your visitors to complete -- just one or two questions.  I don't know about you, but I'm not too likely to take the time to respond to long questionnaires, especially if they ask personal questions.

Another way is to study the existing stats that you have.  Clients can't hide from these.  These stats are generated automatically when someone visits your site.  And, Yes, they are all part of the information package that your web host will provide for you.

Perhaps the best way to conduct online marketing surveys is just to establish communication with your visitors.  Be open to questions, and make it easy for them to reach you.  You will be amazed at what they will tell you if you just let them.

If yours is a large company, you may indeed want to hire a company to conduct your online marketing research survey.  But for smaller firms, you can do it better (and a lot cheaper) yourself.

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