European Union | European Regional Development Fund Sharing solutions for better regional policies Web admin webinar Erwin Siweris, Petra Polaskova, Laura Uotila Communication team Interreg Europe 17 February, 2017 Web admin webinar
1. Introduction 5. How to 2. Your get more project Project visitors website website 4. Content 3. Google for your Analytics website 2
JS communication team Website related questions For LPs and project communication managers Keep LP + PO + FO in copy 3
Project branding Harmonised communication Communication toolkit: logo, ppt, poster, website 4
1. Introducti on 2. Your project 5. How to get more website Project visitors website 4. Content 3. Google for your Analytics website 5
What is your project website? Individual website, same layout Public face of the project Reflects project’s communication pla n 6
Basic content Automatically from iOLF Created by project Name News and events Summary Pictures Partners Social media feeds Partnership map Links, call to actions Budget Documents Duration Policy instruments 7
Editing your project website Through IE community account JS follows what you do 8
Good examples Nice description: http://www.interregeurope.eu/ieer/, http://www.interregeurope.eu/regio-mob/ Smart use of additional page: http://www.interregeurope.eu/impact/protected-areas/ Clear library folders: http://www.interregeurope.eu/ieer/library/, http://www.interregeurope.eu/passage/library/ Using sidebar: http://www.interregeurope.eu/speedup/ Videos: http://www.interregeurope.eu/osiris/ 9
Common issues and mistakes Have a look Keep in mind Missing partners on map Partner logos > contact JS Length of twitter feed Editing contact details Clear formatting (e.g. > we will inform when editing is notepad) when copying possible text to editor Events vs. news Avoid special characters on document names 10
Help and support http://www.interregeurope.eu/projects/guidance/project-websites/ 11
1. Introduction 5. How to 2. Your get more project Project visitors website website 4. Content 3. Google for your Analytics website 12
What can you learn? Do you reach your targets? Who visits your website? What is interesting for your visitors? How do people find you? Icons: http://ballicons.net/ 13
Monthly report Session : a user is actively engaged with a website Users : Users that have had at least one session within the selected date range. Includes both new and returning users Pageview: Total number of pages viewed. Repeated views of a single page are counted. 14
Top channels : How did the users find your website Sessions by landing page: What page users arrive first Bounce : A bounce is a visit in which the person left your site from the entrance page without interacting with the page. Together with “ pageviews ” can give you an accurate feeling on how relevant is a page content for the user 15
‘Event label’: event in Google Analytics terminology - interaction taken with a type of content (subscribe to newsletter, search etc.) Searches Overview of most researched terms; search happening on a specific project website Newsletter sign ups Measures newsletter subscriptions (part 3) 16
How to report sessions? Six monthly reports Sum up all = 1441 Insert total per six months in progress report (PR) Following PR => new sum from six Google reports 17
1. Introduction 5. How to 2. Your get more project Project visitors website website 3. Google 4. Content for Analytics your website 18
Think of your audience + goals 19
What are news? 20
Pay attention to title 21
Tips for good online content Clear language Chunking Structure Toolbox Headlines and subheadings Images Videos Links 22
1. Introduction 2. Your 5. How to get project more visitors Project website website 3. Google 4. Content Analytics for your website 23
How to get more visitors? 24
Spread your content Always have a direct link Tell people about your website Share your news 25
Social media You don’t have to be on every channel Think of your target audience Reserve time and resources 26
Social media – good practices Always link to your website! Different channel, different content Twitter: short quotes and images Linkedin: open discussion FB: videos and images Interact 27
Get visible on our channels 1. News and events on homepage 28
Get visible on our channels 2. Featured project 29
Get visible on our channels 3. In my country 30
Get visible on our channels 4. Social media Twitter list + retweeting Youtube 31
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Next steps LPs will receive project posters for display We will start promoting new project websites end of February First analytics report in March > Save for reporting Communication seminar in May Subscribe to our newsletter for any future updates 33
Useful links Project communication tools http://www.interregeurope.eu/library/#folder=16 Help page for web admins http://www.interregeurope.eu/projects/guidance/proje ct-websites/ Project resources https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B_2u8Lvp D_IzQndsY19rUFFzSFk Implement a project -page http://www.interregeurope.eu/projects/implement-a- project/ 34
European Union | European Regional Development Fund Sharing solutions for better regional policies Thank you! Interregeurope
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