The Three Elements
Defining these three elements will help you define your business (or web site).
I asked a prospect to tell me about his business. He quickly clicked off three foundational elements of his business, under these headlines:
- Focus
- Structure
- People
I was impressed. When he asked me about Merge, I was able to use the same three elements (with a minor tweak):
- Focus: Merge focuses on generating you results through your web site (we don't focus only on the web site).
- Structure: Merge uses its Digital Strategy Methodology to align your web objectives with your business objectives (to generate the results).
- Structure 2: Merge does this through its Partnership Model, where we become your business' outsourced Web Division.
- People: We have painstakingly built Team Merge, a team of web specialists, to deliver on our promise to deliver results.
How about you? Can you rattle off your Focus, Structure and People? Take it a step further and do the same for your web site. What's its focus? How is it structured--and if it was an employee, what role(s) would it be playing for your organization?
Bottom Line: Take five minutes and use the Three Elements to gain better clarity for your company--and while you're at it, try it on your web site as well.
This post was written by Adam Landrum on December 29, 2009. You can read more from Adam's blog or learn more about Adam. If you'd like to follow Merge's blog, please subscribe to the RSS Feed. To hear more about these posts, you can also follow @merge on Twitter.
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