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Successful Digital Projects

Gareth KnightWeb Workshops

http://web-workshops.co.uk/

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People, Search, Engage,Actions, Interaction, Feedback,

Scale, Safety.

Rinse and Repeat.

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Project teams

Direct / manage / produce / test

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Project specifications

Managing risk vs delivering quickly

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Selecting suppliers

Nails, hammers, experience and cost

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In-house vs Suppliers

Continuity, knowledge, cost

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Integrating teams is tough

Proximity, shared experience & problems, responsibility

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”Fixed cost” vs

”Time & materials”

Waterfalls, agility, risk and direction

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Where can I save?

Outsource commodity work, leverage open source software

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Project warning signs

Disobey the 40 / 40 / 20 rule at your own peril

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I'm tired of email!

Email is not good for project management or collaboration.

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Become agnostic about technology

We're back to hammers and nails again.

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Support and maintenance is for annuity income

Risk, risk, risk.... and more risk.

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Open Source Software can be your friend

.... and your enemy....

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Open Source vs Bespoke

How do you want your suit to fit?

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Problem No. 1

I can get hosting for £1 per year.

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Problem No. 2

Cashflow is King. Content is King.

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Problem No. 3

My cousins nephew can design a website for me in Powerpoint.

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Problem No. 4

I want to save money on the project by removing the testing line item.

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Problem No. 5

If you build it, how will they know about you?

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Where is my floodgate!?

Getting traffic is a process that takes work and time.

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Key metrics to measure ROI

You can measure everything, some of it is useful.

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Don't ignore search engines

Budgets should include a two pronged strategy

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Google Adwords is like a tap you can turn on an off

… but make sure you measure performance.

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Blogging is more important than you think

… and it doesn't have to be a time sink.

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Bottom up vs top down

The new web is all about engagement.

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Everyone has an opinion

… and they are more than willing to express it.

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Engagement is a customer communication cost

Are customer opinions important?

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The social web?

Nails and hammers all over again.

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It's only just begun....

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Thank you!

Gareth KnightWeb Workshops

http://web-workshops.co.uk/