Posted by Grant, Kathleen S. on 2009.12.15 at 18:00 in IS379, Web/Tech | Permalink | Comments (0)
The landing pages would creat conversion events for the ads because.Someone would click on the landing page and be curious. From that point on then they would go and check out the main page and possibly even sign up for anything on the making it to the finish line website.They would first click the ad, then be drawn by the landing page and after they would want to require more information so they would check the page and possibly sign up.
Posted by Rendell Bailey on 2009.12.15 at 02:23 in IS279 | Permalink | Comments (0)
So i was trying to delete the multiple posts that were made for iteration 3 and deleted a past blog post. I'm going to just redo it. Hopefully from an administration point of access you can see it if not here it is..again.
I was wondering if anyone else is interesting in becoming Google adword certified. I am also wondering if its worth the time to companies. Here is a link for you intrested in the idea of it though.
Posted by Chris Pate on 2009.12.15 at 00:23 in Google AdWords | Permalink | Comments (0)
This
landing page focused on bringing the call to action to attention by
using the verbage used in our ad, and an eye catching color. The list
that was used was a bullet list describing what would be received if a
DNA kit was ordered. There is also a link to email and a number to
contact for more information.
This landing page gave a list of positive reasons for a person to order a DNA kit. The title was used as a persuasive device enticing the viewer with benefits. There is also a link to email and a number to contact for more information.
This last landing page was created as a way for attention to be brought to subheading and more information was given under these headings. This was an attempt at something diferrent and I would love to have seen this go live so i could see what the result would have been.
I think these landing pages were supperior due to the simplicty of the given information, but informative enough to provide what was needed.
Posted by Chris Pate on 2009.12.15 at 00:12 in IS279 | Permalink | Comments (0)
Posted by Khanh Cai on 2009.12.14 at 23:57 | Permalink | Comments (0)
Posted by Khanh Cai on 2009.12.14 at 23:56 in Google AdWords, IS279 | Permalink | Comments (0)
Posted by Khanh Cai on 2009.12.14 at 23:56 in Google AdWords, IS279 | Permalink | Comments (0)
1.http://people.emich.edu/bfarah1/is/owen2.html
This page contains all of the relevant links pertaining to buying,selling, or visiting the art fair. It shows a trendy picture which gives a younger feel to the viewer. I changed up some of the font to try and be more visual appealing. This is the first landing page which builds the blocks for other pages.
2.http://people.emich.edu/bfarah1/is/owen.html
This page gives a listing of everything to expect at the art fair. It also contains an image of a dollar. With this image in place it allows the viewer to get the idea that they're getting a bargin. The ultimate goal of this page is to click the link which goes directly to the AA Art Fair gift shop page.
3.http://people.emich.edu/bfarah1/is/owen3.html
Finally, my last page calls those striving artists to action. The page is meant to get people clicking on the artist application so that they can make profits from their art. It gives all of the critical requirements to applying for a booth space. By showing a picture of an art booth it allows the artist to visualize what they can do with their own booth. Many artists may get inspired by seeing this booth and think, "Wow. I can make a booth 100 times better than this one" which in turn results in another artist signing up for the art fair.
Posted by Farah, Owen on 2009.12.14 at 19:58 in IS279 | Permalink | Comments (0)
Posted by Yoon, Won Young on 2009.12.14 at 19:57 in Google AdWords, Google Analytics, IS279 | Permalink | Comments (0)
Posted by Healy, Jennifer A. on 2009.12.14 at 19:53 | Permalink | Comments (0)
