Take 10: Nine Things to Remove From Your Website

It's a website—you can put anything on there! But should you? So many people (marketers included!) add all kinds of crazy stuff to their sites, often without a thought for the consequences.

In just 10 minutes, we'll ask the tough questions about your website content including: do you really want people to click that? And does it even work as website content? From press releases and email links, to PDFs and cat videos, we'll show you nine things to remove from your website that will make you want to run (not walk) to your content management system for immediate changes.

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  • Presenter: Andy Crestodina
  • Element: Create
  • Topic: Websites
  • Price: $0

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Andy Crestodina

Andy Crestodina is a co-founder and the Chief Marketing Officer of Orbit Media, an award-winning 40-person digital agency in Chicago. Over the past 20 years, Andy has provided guidance to 1,000+ businesses. He speaks at national marketing conferences, and he is the author of Content Chemistry: The Illustrated Handbook for Content Marketing. Andy has written hundreds of articles on content strategy, search engine optimization, influencer marketing, conversion, and analytics.