My client would like the SFNT page to be the one seen after login. Do you see a problem with that?
Go to SFNT page after login?
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Re: Go to SFNT page after login?
As long as you have some action (like a real obvious "Thanks ....") on the page telling them they've logged in, it shouldn't be an issue. The ACLN page would seem more intuitive, since there's a higher likelihood a return user would be logging into their account (order status, re-orders, etc.) versus a generic store login, plus you can market to them on the ACLN page very explicitly.
We're trying that now to widen our "they're known for ...." among customers that buy from only one product group.
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Re: Go to SFNT page after login?
Not, offers an excellent suggestion to the "Login Goes Where" debacle. Which, to paraphrase (sorry Not), make the "ACLN/ACED" page not just a "Edit Customer Account page" but a "Your Special StoreFront page"...offering promotions, discounts, etc for the special customer. Something we've done a lot for B2B but a case could be made for B2C as well.Bruce Golub
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Re: Go to SFNT page after login?
Thanks, Bruce. I thought something like that may work. I appreciate your answer.Originally posted by Bruce - PhosphorMedia View PostNot, offers an excellent suggestion to the "Login Goes Where" debacle. Which, to paraphrase (sorry Not), make the "ACLN/ACED" page not just a "Edit Customer Account page" but a "Your Special StoreFront page"...offering promotions, discounts, etc for the special customer. Something we've done a lot for B2B but a case could be made for B2C as well.
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Re: Go to SFNT page after login?
Bruce,
Great idea on the ACLN page and using it as a promotion area. I never would have thought of that and just implemented it. Thank you!Sincerely,
Stephen M. LaBar, Jr.
(770) 441-9447
The Martial Arts Store
Please Visit Our Site At:
http://www.themartialartsstore.com
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Re: Go to SFNT page after login?
Well, to be fair, Not beat me to it, I just rephrased it.Bruce Golub
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Re: Go to SFNT page after login?
Bruce - You are correct I didn't read up that far.
Nottheusual1 - please accept my apologies and my thanks!Sincerely,
Stephen M. LaBar, Jr.
(770) 441-9447
The Martial Arts Store
Please Visit Our Site At:
http://www.themartialartsstore.com
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