Key elements in building a website:

As we complete your website design or make adjustments to your webpages, remember that the user’s experience is just as important as the use of information about your business and services. With all types of designs, we look at each element of your website to ensure it delivers a correct blend of artistic and technical components.

If you already have a online presence it's important to review what you have and document the good, the bad and the ugly.  Sharing this with our team helps us understand what is import to you and help us meet your expectations more effectively.

What Content  do you need?

• Pages & Functions:
• • Home Page - What "Key" message do you want visitors to learn
  • Page Footer - Privacy Policy, Terms & Conditions, Logo, General Business info
  • Blog Page -  General Info, Tech / Industry Articles
  • Image Gallery & Content Page - How your product / services are employed
  • Service Center - Appointments page & services provided with pricing
  • Events page - Upcoming meeting or training activities calendar with ticketing
  • Product Information Page - Warranty & Specifications
  • • Product Lines - Key Product Lines & Suppliers
    • Installation & Specification document  downloading
    • New Products - Availability & Characteristics
  • About Us Page -  Our Team, locations, history & experience
  • Customer Quotes & Industry Awards Page
  • Pop up Windows & Banners - Promotional messaging & new product announcements
  • • Event awareness, Promotional / New Products, Business' Info
  • Links To Other sources - Websites, images, weather, events etc.
  • Compliance & Warnings - Proposition 65, DOT, FDA, Cookies
  • Customer logins - Quotation & Online Sales, Vendor & Customer Portals, Document sharing & Approvals
• Custom Contact  pages:
• •  User Directed Quote requests, returns, warranty, service center appointments & general information inquiries
• Who / how  will content be added and maintained:
• •  This would require some training if it's to be done in house (recommended at the very least for maintenance purposes) although our Success Pack will provide full ongoing support and updates when requested.
• • Products / parts for inventory
• • Blog and/or News Letters
• • Appointment Management
  • Images & Documentation

Factors that affect organic search rankings:

When Google decides where your website will rank, they look at more than just the search term appearing on the page. Google’s algorithm looks at the overall user experience, specifically five different elements.

This breaks down into:

• The site’s navigation – do the pages connect easily and logically?
• Page readability – are the webpages easy to read, clear and understandable?
• Site speed – does the website load quickly?
• Graphics and images – do the pages feature images and graphics?
• The page’s mobile friendliness – does your website still work well on mobile devices?

It may be difficult to get to the top of Google's search results after meeting these requirements, it’s nearly impossible to get close without them.

eCommerce Components:

eCommerce websites are all about functionality, design, and the features of eCommerce platforms. MMY has enhanced Odoo's eCommerce application ( MMY Bundle) in a manner that simplifies the shopper's need to spend time getting past search & filtering barriers enabling their ability to make informed buying decisions.  MMY will help you break down your eCommerce products in a way that enables selling more stuff with less sales issues while providing a quick and efficient customer experience.  As part of the implementation process you'll need to help MMY understand how the following components will be organized and applied.

This breaks down into the following product related areas:

• Make, Model, Year, Submodel, Platform - filtering / product fitment assignments 
• Product Category Buckets - filtering & pricing
• Product Attributes - tailored for filtering and pricing including product variants, etc.
• • Color, Driver Side, Passenger Side, Refurbished, Finish
• Non-intrusive cross selling & upselling opportunities
• • Linked products or services
• Graphics and images for intuitive navigation and product detail rendering
• • Product images including 360' viewing
• Brand Filtering - MSRP pricing with discount price lists
• • Sema PIES & Proprietary - product templates for master data loading 
• Standard & Customer - specific sales and shipping parameters matrixes
• • Customer Vehicle - Customer vehicle fitment catalog 
• Detailed Product Information - product fitments, descriptions physical characteristics, technical specifications, etc. 
• • Online document downloading, online view
• Product Bundles - includes a group of products sold as 1 product providing better value to the shopper 
• Product Cross References - OEM, customer, vendor 

Inventory Structure & Warehousing Parameters: 

This breaks down into the following product related areas:

• Determine Warehouse and location requirements
• • Will there be a need for virtual or consignment locations
  • • Defective material, scrap, return to vendor
• Are put away / picking rules needed
• • Customer owned inventory, high value inventory
• Part number / SKU and description formatting
• • Bar code label information
• Long & Short product descriptions - Specifications, dimensions & weight
• Units of Measure and packaging parameters'
• Physical & Cycle counts
• Inventory transfer policies and rules
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Contract & Repetitive Manufacturing:

This breaks down into the following product related areas:

• Stocking & No-stock Inventory Items
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Contract & Repetitive Manufacturing:

This breaks down into the following product related areas:

• Stocking & No-stock Inventory Items
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Contract & Repetitive Manufacturing:

This breaks down into the following product related areas:

• Stocking & No-stock Inventory Items
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Accounts Receivable and Payables:

This breaks down into the following product related areas:

• Stocking & No-stock Inventory Items
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General Accounting & Banking:

This breaks down into the following product related areas:

• Stocking & No-stock Inventory Items
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Master Data & Historical Transaction Data:

This breaks down into the following product related areas:

• Stocking & No-stock Inventory Items
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