Do you have an online store? Had a think about your product pages recently? Some good tips and ideas below.
![product pages jonno rodd How To Create Killer Product Pages [Infographic]](http://www.jonnorodd.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/product-pages-jonno-rodd.jpg "How To Create Killer Product Pages [Infographic]")
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7 Posts![the modern marketer jonno rodd The Modern Marketer: Part Artist, Part Scientist [INFOGRAPHIC]](http://www.jonnorodd.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/the-modern-marketer-jonno-rodd.jpg "The Modern Marketer: Part Artist, Part Scientist [INFOGRAPHIC]")
2013: The Year of Responsive Design [Infographic]
So I’ve just finished the new Hunting for George website, and it’s a responsive design. Have you tried resizing your browser window while viewing the site? See how it things shrink, move and shift when view on different sized screens. This also works for tablets and mobiles. It’s a much easier more effective way of building a mobile site these days, you also only have to maintain the one version of the site.
![year of responsive design infographic jonno rodd 2013: The Year of Responsive Design [Infographic]](http://www.jonnorodd.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/year-of-responsive-design-infographic-jonno-rodd.jpg "2013: The Year of Responsive Design [Infographic]")
Source: Uberflip
Why You Need a Mobile Friendly Site [Infographic]
90% of websites are not mobile optimised… Think about how many times you use your mobile on the run, if you are using a mobile device on the move it’s safe to assume you want whatever you are looking for quick. If that page you land on isn’t mobile optomised then im pretty sure you are going to move on just as quick.
![get moving infographic large jonno rodd Why You Need a Mobile Friendly Site [Infographic]](http://www.jonnorodd.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/get-moving-infographic-large-jonno-rodd.jpg "Why You Need a Mobile Friendly Site [Infographic]")
via Demandforce.
Organic Vs Paid Search Traffic. Does anyone actually click on ads anymore?
This research is from the UK, but in a global economy / online world I don’t see why it isn’t relevant. Nielsen conducted some research on the organic and paid search click-through-rates. Check the infographic below.
Interesting, if you still decide to focus on pay per click, then the demographic that is most likely to click on your ad is women who is getting on…
Of the 1.4 billion search queries, 94% ended up clocking on the organic search results. While only 6% clicked on the ads.
SEO, a much more effective strategy.
Source: Media Hunter
The Power of WordPress [Infographic]
Put simply, WordPress is very powerful. It is a Content Management System (CMS) so can control your whole website, from the homepage, additional pages and a blog. In addition to the thousands of plugins available which can make it do many, many more things.
This is why it’s the worlds most widely used website and blogging back end.
![POWordpress v4 600 jonno rodd The Power of WordPress [Infographic]](http://www.jonnorodd.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/POWordpress-v4-600-jonno-rodd.jpg "POWordpress-v4-600-jonno-rodd")
Source: TechKing
If you want some advise or help setting up a WordPress Blog, get in touch with me over here… That’s kind of what I do…
//Jonno
The History of Marketing
From simple print ads, to email, to twitter, facebook, blogs, linkedin, pinterest… It’s just got complicated, but integrated.
