EP 10: What Makes a Great Agency Website, with Matt Kelley
On this episode of THRIVE | The Agency Scaler Podcast, Kelly chats with UX and interface design expert, Matt Kelley about what makes an agency website great. If your site isn’t working as an intuitive, lead generation asset to your agency, these tips can help turn that around.
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Episode 10 Links
Matt Kelley: mattkelleydigital.com
Haus (LA): madeinhaus.com
KBS (Canada): kbsagency.ca
Enso (CA): enso.co
Good Magazine: good.is
YouTube Channel: youtube.com/channel/UCboltXvff1KfeCHpQbY_8PA/videos
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Archives + Show Notes: agencyscaler.com
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Kelly has become a trusted advisor as we take things to the next level. She’s been instrumental in helping to optimize agency efficiencies and in streamlining workflows within the firm, successfully implementing solutions, and developing new business and valuable partnerships. I’ve recently entrusted her to reposition our company and am excited about the limitless potential for which she’s helping to pave the way.
Good session. One thing I disagree with is having a story on your website. At least in our case, it’s been tied into our principles and regularly gets positive comments from prospects. Also, the line/dot flow between sections has definitely worked to keep people moving throughout our website. Based on analytics. we’re getting a vast majority of folks to scroll all the way down each page. Been excited to see and we’re looking for more opportunities to bring similar visual concepts to our client projects. See our about page here: https://brandhoot.com/about/
Hey Nate, you make a great point—especially if you’ve found the secret sauce that works for you! Also, consider that that success with your approach could be because your firm’s service area is local/regional… and due to the level of personal attention that comes with a smaller geography, it would make sense that your prospects would want to know everything about you and your team. Keep up the great work, and thanks for watching the show!
Love your podcast. So friggin’ SPECIFIC – not just the same ol’ rah-rah stuff.
Thanks Tom! Glad you’re loving the show. I really wanted to create a resource “for creative agency owners by a creative agency owner”. There are a ton of resources online that are more generalist in nature, and leading an agency is a different animal!