Scoosh Internet

Sheena Walker

Sheena Walker

Why Sheena Walker

With over over 20 years experience in both commercial and public sector with extensive Knowledge in HR and Training & Development, Sheena Walker is ideally placed to help your business develop.

Our aim is to tailor our services to support your Business needs

We can help:-

  • Improve individual and team performance
  • Enhance your management development programme
  • Reduce your costs and improve profitability
  • Increase the effectiveness of your staff

We offer a range of tried and tested, pre-written management training courses, plus a "one-stop shop" service.  This service provides the design, development and delivery of in-house training for commercial and industrial organisations, in both the public and private sectors.  

Training and Development may include: 

  • Introduction to Management
  • Management Development
  • Team Leadership
  • Team Motivation
  • Team Building
  • Personal Development Skills
  • Facilitation Skills
  • Influencing and Negotiation
  • Coaching Skills
  • Customer Care
  • Presentation Skills
  • Recruitment and Selection
  • Time Management
  • Managing Change
  • Business Planning
  • Absence Management
  • Appraisal Review


Training courses are tailored to reflect the needs of the organisation and aim to equip delegates with the right knowledge, skill and attitude to carry out the functions of management.  All courses are highly participative and the learning process takes place in a friendly, supportive and enjoyable environment.

 

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Today's Web Marketing Advice from Scoosh

Online Marketing - Tips on creating a Call to Action

The following are some simple tips on creating Calls to Action on your website which we feel is the only true way to a successful website.

  1. Create a proposition

    Essentially you are creating a problem and offering a solution. Draw your potential customer in with a solution to his/her problem.

  2. Offer something

    A discount,free gift,download or product.

  3. Keep your Call to Action Simple

    Don't confuse. Less is more. Focus on creating a simple to understand message and make it easy to complete.

  4. Not too many

    By all means have more than one call to action, but not too many.  Keep it simple - don't want 'options paralysis.

  5. Use active urgent language

    Like the heartbeats you hear or quickening music that is used on shopping channels, use urgent language to encourage a decision:-
    Buy Now
    Register Today
    But before X date and get Y
    Subscribe Now
    Offers expires soon - buy now
    For a short time only

  6. Position your call to action

    Position your call to action clearly and use plenty of clear or white space,

  7. Have a call to action on every page

    If your website visitor reaches a dead-end they may leave without responding to your call.

  8. Make sure you deliver

    It is absolutely essential that you deliver on the call to action.

It is worth spending time thinking through your Call to Action and work on simplifying it as much as you can.

Web Design

Scoosh are a Web Design Company based in Alloa, Stirling.  We have many clients in Stirling, Falkirk, Alloa and all over Central Scotland. We also have clients in Glasgow, Edinburgh, down south and abroad.

From the early days before the dot com bubble burst to latest buzzwords e.g Social Media, we have been involved in all aspects of Web Design and Web Development. 

We have experience of working with large companies hoping to be the next Facebook, to small and medium sized companies looking to maximise the internet's potential to grow their businesses. 

Whatever aspect of the web that interests you, we probably have a story to tell.