Podcast | Episode 059

5 Questions to Ask When Considering a Site Redesign

This week, I welcome back Ezra Firestone to discuss the 5 questions all eCommerce owners need to consider before starting a site redesign. We debate the reasons behind why an eCommerce store owner would start a site redesign and where to begin. We also get into the different tools that you can use to determine what needs to be changed on your site vs what should stay the same.

On this episode, Ezra and I draw on our past and current experiences with site redesigns to give time- and money-saving advice to help your redesign go as smoothly as possible. You do not want to miss this episode’s valuable advice that can save you thousands.

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Here’s What You’ll Learn

  • The 5 questions to ask before attempting a site re-design.
  • Design without function is vanity, do not do a redesign for purely aesthetic reasons.
  • Your customer’s attention spans are getting shorter and shorter, you need to streamline your site and keep your content easy to digest.
  • Why you need to pay attention to your customer feedback.
  • How much time you will need for a proper site re-design.

What Was Mentioned

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This Week’s Winner

Congratulations to Daniel Nunney of GolfCartGarage.com for winning this week’s eCommerceFuel shout out!

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Andrew Youderian
Post by Andrew Youderian
Founder and Chief Instigator, eComFuel Andrew quit an early finance job to sell CB radios online — an admittedly unorthodox career path. It set him on a course to found and sell multiple businesses, host a decade-running podcast, lecture at Harvard Business School and create eComFuel, the leading community for 7- and 8-figure online business owners. Andrew is fascinated with branding, AI, building community, investing and growing meaningful businesses that don't require sacrificing what truly matters.
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