Last week I talked about how websites are rapidly changing as new coding techniques using CSS3 and HTML5 are becoming more widely accepted on new or updated browsers. And now, here are my final 3 website trends for 2013. (Read my previous 3 of 6 website trends.)

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Websites are rapidly changing as new coding techniques using CSS3 and HTML5 are becoming more widely accepted on new or updated browsers. The Web is quickly becoming a sandbox environment for Web designers and developers alike, to push the limits when creating new websites. Let’s explore 3 of the 6 newest trends expected in 2013, to see if they are right for your website.

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We all know that a well designed and functional website is a necessity today. Most prospects will view your site thoroughly before they make any form of contact with you. Having an out of date website can immediately lose their interest. But how do you know when your website is out of date? Here are a few key tips on what to look for when evaluating your website’s design and functionality.

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It’s no secret, intranets and corporate portals are expensive endeavors and justifying the business expense to the executive team can be difficult. Let’s talk about a few ways to look at ROI for an investment that has value, but is typically hard to quantify to senior leadership.

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ROI, dashboards, CRM, analytics ... Did I miss any of the overused buzzwords we hear as marketers? Once you have access to your marketing data, what are you doing with it? Are you making more informed decisions or are you afraid of what you will find?

Or worse ... are others in your organization worried a world of accountable marketing will cause various slush funds to be redirected to marketing? I am going to demonstrate what you can gain by spending just 30 minutes analyzing your data.

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