Comments on: Landing Page Load Time http://www.loveyourfeed.com/landing-page-load-time-61.htm Data feed optimization for the shopping comparison engines Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:06:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Colin Murphy http://www.loveyourfeed.com/landing-page-load-time-61.htm#comment-4963 Fri, 09 Nov 2007 20:06:52 +0000 http://www.loveyourfeed.com/landing-page-load-time-61.htm#comment-4963 Thanks for posting Miguel... couldn't agree more. Using your example: savvy marketers have foresight and will realize that spending $1000 in development now, even though delaying $4000 in revenue, is the best option because that delayed revenue will no longer be $4000... it will be much greater. Thanks for posting Miguel… couldn’t agree more. Using your example: savvy marketers have foresight and will realize that spending $1000 in development now, even though delaying $4000 in revenue, is the best option because that delayed revenue will no longer be $4000… it will be much greater.

]]> by: Miguel Salcido http://www.loveyourfeed.com/landing-page-load-time-61.htm#comment-4951 Sun, 28 Oct 2007 19:19:47 +0000 http://www.loveyourfeed.com/landing-page-load-time-61.htm#comment-4951 Landing page optimization and load time of all pages are two very important things that almost always get overlooked. There is nothing more frustrating than a client that wants to put the cart before the horse and dump all of their budgets into their marketing rather than into developing a good site. So many merchants lose so much money because of putting the cart before the horse. Great post Colin, I think that everyone needs to be reminded now and again that you need to optimize your site for your cientele before you drive traffic to it! It is tough as an Internet marketer to convince most clients to do this. Another thing is that if you went to your boss and said that we need to delay the SEO or CSE feed campaign a few weeks because we really need to have development work done on the site, they will look at you like you are crazy! CEOs will never allow you to delay a $4000 check for three weeks in order to do $1000 in development over that time. Landing page optimization and load time of all pages are two very important things that almost always get overlooked. There is nothing more frustrating than a client that wants to put the cart before the horse and dump all of their budgets into their marketing rather than into developing a good site.

So many merchants lose so much money because of putting the cart before the horse.

Great post Colin, I think that everyone needs to be reminded now and again that you need to optimize your site for your cientele before you drive traffic to it!

It is tough as an Internet marketer to convince most clients to do this. Another thing is that if you went to your boss and said that we need to delay the SEO or CSE feed campaign a few weeks because we really need to have development work done on the site, they will look at you like you are crazy! CEOs will never allow you to delay a $4000 check for three weeks in order to do $1000 in development over that time.

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