Web site measurement: marketing, sales and service
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By Ted Young
Continuing my series on the various ways to measure the effectiveness of your Web site, I'm moving on to aspects that are more difficult to measure: marketing, sales, and service.
The first and most important step is to determine the purpose or mission of the Web site, if you haven't done so already. This is crucial in deciding whether the site is meeting its expectations. Sites typically fall into one of these three types:
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How does your site fit into the above categories? Some may fall into several or all of the above types. Are there other aspects of your Web site that don't fit into these categories? A useful exercise is to mark the categories as primary and secondary, as this will help you stay focused on the true purpose of your site.
A flawed, but useful management tool. IntraNet, 2/23/98.
When it comes to Web site content management tools, it's not yet time for the strategic buy, but there are products that will hold you over. Network World, 12/1/97.
Web server load balancers boost reliability and performance; Cisco's Local Director does it best. Network World, 9/22/97.
