We have kept our most Spanish team member way to hidden, now we felt that it was time to share some words about websites from our web developer Pablo Castilla
– When a customer decides he wants a website, or an update/redo from their old web, the first question should be; do you really need a website?
It can sound a bit strange to ask that working as web developer, but it is a very valid question when today their are so many channels on the internet for your communication and a limited time for spending in your digital marketing, so here we are, asking the customer if they need a website. Ask yourself, do you? Well, if you have come to us, you most likely think you do! Well, let’s go through a short analysis of your company, the time you have and most important part: your audience.
So, a website, right. It is a piece of information about your company that will be accessible in internet via a URL, it has to comply to certain standards to be considered a good healthy website and it should be found when people are searching for the products or services you sell. That is a very short summary of what you need to know. There is much more (let me know if you are interested in learning more), but we can have it as a summary to start. So, do you need this platform to work?
There are other channels today, like social media (SOME), newsletters, Portfolio platforms, Video channels, Google Business options, that can be your main channel… you could even try to contact your public via a Tiktok account, so why a web? Well, it is the most global and easiest to reach. Not everyone will have a Facebook or even an email (really? Yes, that happens), or watch Youtube. I even refuse to download Tiktok. But almost everyone today has a telephone or a way to get in internet. And then, 92% will search via Google, and google most likely will need a website to show your company to people.
So, if you don’t have a very strong SOME channel or are very focused in a certain area, yes! You need a website to reach your public. And there is where the concept web strategy comes to play.
So I need a website. What is the next step?
Then let’s talk about web strategy then!
What is web strategy?
If you ask Google you will receive a bunch of different explanations but we can agree that it is what you do in your website to get a result. Everything you do in your website should have a meaning. If you have a medium to big company it is very likely you have a business plan, the web strategy is the activities we do in order to pursue that plan, with one or many goals to fulfill, in consonance with our business development strategy. If you don’t have a business plan, just think in the strategies you use to achieve something that you want with your website.
For example, if our website is a webshop, the main goal to fulfill usually is to sell our products online. The secondary goals would be to make the customer trust our brand, to communicate our offers, to make people subscribe to our newsletter, etc.
Once we have a web strategy, we know what we need, it is alot easier to decide how to build our digital presence, having always in mind our main and secondary goals. Every time you do something on the website you should pursue some goal, and each page should be built with that in mind, from the start page (usually the most important one) to each of the subpages the customer can visit.
So, what should I do then once I start?
You should build each page thinking of your audience. You want to have some call to action (CTA) telling the visitor what they should do (really? Do they not know what to do? Well, sometimes, make it easier for them and Google to know what you think a visitor should do). You should create the website texts according to what the people that is relevant to your business is searching, and definitely you should use some analytics tool to follow how are those fantastic goals that we have talked about going!
Are we talking about google analytics?
That is definitely the most popular web analytics service, and the easiest to use if you ask me. Once your website is online, how would you know if a campaign is working properly, if an advertisement is driving business or at least creating new users to your website that would come later and buy something? All those questions answer is Google Analytics. And Google has created a tool that is extremely easy to install and use. Once the tracking code you get creating your account is installed, you start to get information immediately. (ps. Google is soon doing a big update concerned to analytics and everyone should create a GA4 account, in order to compare to previous years and keep track of your stats, if you have not done it yet)
Now we can follow what the users are doing (once they have accepted to be tracked, don’t forget that part), so the next part is to create conversions in google Analytics that can give us information about our business goals.
What again? Conversions?
Google Analytics gives a ton of info, that can be interpreted and used, but remember what we said before: we have goals to achieve. Sell, create trust, subscribe customers to our newsletter, make people contact us… That is the most important info that we need to know, because it is the best way to see that we are using our website properly. Google analytics is best used once we have an amount of information to compare, looking how one year went in comparison with another, or how a campaign delivered against another. And the conversions are the events related to the website that we tell google we have achieved a goal:
The ”thank you” page that usually comes after successfully shopping online is usually counted as a conversion. If our goal is the get customers to send as an email, then clicking in our email address will be a conversion. Every other action that is interesting to us but doesn’t qualify as a conversion should also be saved, but instead as a conversion, we can save it as an event, a “lead” event that can develop to a conversion later.
Too much technical words now…
Agreed. Let’s make a short summary then.
Do you need a website? Look at your audience and the way you communicate with it.
Building a website should include a study in how the people is going to find you and customizing your goals to that public search intent. The website and the search engine should work seamlessly.
Once you know your channels, your public and how you are going to reach them, mark your digital goals via a web strategy and create a list of activities that can lead to fulfilling those goals. These goals should be possible to measure via a web statistic tool like Google Analytics.
Now you have all prepared: analysis, texts, goals, and strategies to achieve them, and a way to know if they are working. You are ready to go. Or perhaps you want us to help you? Give us a call. We are very happy to help you!
Pd. Are you interested in a further article about any of the topics in this one? Send us a mail or better, give a call or pay us a visit! We can talk in Swedish, English, Spanish and if you believe Christoffer, even Norwegian.
We have kept our most Spanish team member way to hidden, now we felt that it was time to share some words about websites from our web developer Pablo Castilla
– When a customer decides he wants a website, or an update/redo from their old web, the first question should be; do you really need a website?
It can sound a bit strange to ask that working as web developer, but it is a very valid question when today their are so many channels on the internet for your communication and a limited time for spending in your digital marketing, so here we are, asking the customer if they need a website. Ask yourself, do you? Well, if you have come to us, you most likely think you do! Well, let’s go through a short analysis of your company, the time you have and most important part: your audience.
So, a website, right. It is a piece of information about your company that will be accessible in internet via a URL, it has to comply to certain standards to be considered a good healthy website and it should be found when people are searching for the products or services you sell. That is a very short summary of what you need to know. There is much more (let me know if you are interested in learning more), but we can have it as a summary to start. So, do you need this platform to work?
There are other channels today, like social media (SOME), newsletters, Portfolio platforms, Video channels, Google Business options, that can be your main channel… you could even try to contact your public via a Tiktok account, so why a web? Well, it is the most global and easiest to reach. Not everyone will have a Facebook or even an email (really? Yes, that happens), or watch Youtube. I even refuse to download Tiktok. But almost everyone today has a telephone or a way to get in internet. And then, 92% will search via Google, and google most likely will need a website to show your company to people.
So, if you don’t have a very strong SOME channel or are very focused in a certain area, yes! You need a website to reach your public. And there is where the concept web strategy comes to play.
So I need a website. What is the next step?
Then let’s talk about web strategy then!
What is web strategy?
If you ask Google you will receive a bunch of different explanations but we can agree that it is what you do in your website to get a result. Everything you do in your website should have a meaning. If you have a medium to big company it is very likely you have a business plan, the web strategy is the activities we do in order to pursue that plan, with one or many goals to fulfill, in consonance with our business development strategy. If you don’t have a business plan, just think in the strategies you use to achieve something that you want with your website.
For example, if our website is a webshop, the main goal to fulfill usually is to sell our products online. The secondary goals would be to make the customer trust our brand, to communicate our offers, to make people subscribe to our newsletter, etc.
Once we have a web strategy, we know what we need, it is alot easier to decide how to build our digital presence, having always in mind our main and secondary goals. Every time you do something on the website you should pursue some goal, and each page should be built with that in mind, from the start page (usually the most important one) to each of the subpages the customer can visit.
So, what should I do then once I start?
You should build each page thinking of your audience. You want to have some call to action (CTA) telling the visitor what they should do (really? Do they not know what to do? Well, sometimes, make it easier for them and Google to know what you think a visitor should do). You should create the website texts according to what the people that is relevant to your business is searching, and definitely you should use some analytics tool to follow how are those fantastic goals that we have talked about going!
Are we talking about google analytics?
That is definitely the most popular web analytics service, and the easiest to use if you ask me. Once your website is online, how would you know if a campaign is working properly, if an advertisement is driving business or at least creating new users to your website that would come later and buy something? All those questions answer is Google Analytics. And Google has created a tool that is extremely easy to install and use. Once the tracking code you get creating your account is installed, you start to get information immediately. (ps. Google is soon doing a big update concerned to analytics and everyone should create a GA4 account, in order to compare to previous years and keep track of your stats, if you have not done it yet)
Now we can follow what the users are doing (once they have accepted to be tracked, don’t forget that part), so the next part is to create conversions in google Analytics that can give us information about our business goals.
What again? Conversions?
Google Analytics gives a ton of info, that can be interpreted and used, but remember what we said before: we have goals to achieve. Sell, create trust, subscribe customers to our newsletter, make people contact us… That is the most important info that we need to know, because it is the best way to see that we are using our website properly. Google analytics is best used once we have an amount of information to compare, looking how one year went in comparison with another, or how a campaign delivered against another. And the conversions are the events related to the website that we tell google we have achieved a goal:
The ”thank you” page that usually comes after successfully shopping online is usually counted as a conversion. If our goal is the get customers to send as an email, then clicking in our email address will be a conversion. Every other action that is interesting to us but doesn’t qualify as a conversion should also be saved, but instead as a conversion, we can save it as an event, a “lead” event that can develop to a conversion later.
Too much technical words now…
Agreed. Let’s make a short summary then.
Do you need a website? Look at your audience and the way you communicate with it.
Building a website should include a study in how the people is going to find you and customizing your goals to that public search intent. The website and the search engine should work seamlessly.
Once you know your channels, your public and how you are going to reach them, mark your digital goals via a web strategy and create a list of activities that can lead to fulfilling those goals. These goals should be possible to measure via a web statistic tool like Google Analytics.
Now you have all prepared: analysis, texts, goals, and strategies to achieve them, and a way to know if they are working. You are ready to go. Or perhaps you want us to help you? Give us a call. We are very happy to help you!
Pd. Are you interested in a further article about any of the topics in this one? Send us a mail or better, give a call or pay us a visit! We can talk in Swedish, English, Spanish and if you believe Christoffer, even Norwegian.
We have kept our most Spanish team member way to hidden, now we felt that it was time to share some words about websites from our web developer Pablo Castilla
– When a customer decides he wants a website, or an update/redo from their old web, the first question should be; do you really need a website?
It can sound a bit strange to ask that working as web developer, but it is a very valid question when today their are so many channels on the internet for your communication and a limited time for spending in your digital marketing, so here we are, asking the customer if they need a website. Ask yourself, do you? Well, if you have come to us, you most likely think you do! Well, let’s go through a short analysis of your company, the time you have and most important part: your audience.
So, a website, right. It is a piece of information about your company that will be accessible in internet via a URL, it has to comply to certain standards to be considered a good healthy website and it should be found when people are searching for the products or services you sell. That is a very short summary of what you need to know. There is much more (let me know if you are interested in learning more), but we can have it as a summary to start. So, do you need this platform to work?
There are other channels today, like social media (SOME), newsletters, Portfolio platforms, Video channels, Google Business options, that can be your main channel… you could even try to contact your public via a Tiktok account, so why a web? Well, it is the most global and easiest to reach. Not everyone will have a Facebook or even an email (really? Yes, that happens), or watch Youtube. I even refuse to download Tiktok. But almost everyone today has a telephone or a way to get in internet. And then, 92% will search via Google, and google most likely will need a website to show your company to people.
So, if you don’t have a very strong SOME channel or are very focused in a certain area, yes! You need a website to reach your public. And there is where the concept web strategy comes to play.
So I need a website. What is the next step?
Then let’s talk about web strategy then!
What is web strategy?
If you ask Google you will receive a bunch of different explanations but we can agree that it is what you do in your website to get a result. Everything you do in your website should have a meaning. If you have a medium to big company it is very likely you have a business plan, the web strategy is the activities we do in order to pursue that plan, with one or many goals to fulfill, in consonance with our business development strategy. If you don’t have a business plan, just think in the strategies you use to achieve something that you want with your website.
For example, if our website is a webshop, the main goal to fulfill usually is to sell our products online. The secondary goals would be to make the customer trust our brand, to communicate our offers, to make people subscribe to our newsletter, etc.
Once we have a web strategy, we know what we need, it is alot easier to decide how to build our digital presence, having always in mind our main and secondary goals. Every time you do something on the website you should pursue some goal, and each page should be built with that in mind, from the start page (usually the most important one) to each of the subpages the customer can visit.
So, what should I do then once I start?
You should build each page thinking of your audience. You want to have some call to action (CTA) telling the visitor what they should do (really? Do they not know what to do? Well, sometimes, make it easier for them and Google to know what you think a visitor should do). You should create the website texts according to what the people that is relevant to your business is searching, and definitely you should use some analytics tool to follow how are those fantastic goals that we have talked about going!
Are we talking about google analytics?
That is definitely the most popular web analytics service, and the easiest to use if you ask me. Once your website is online, how would you know if a campaign is working properly, if an advertisement is driving business or at least creating new users to your website that would come later and buy something? All those questions answer is Google Analytics. And Google has created a tool that is extremely easy to install and use. Once the tracking code you get creating your account is installed, you start to get information immediately. (ps. Google is soon doing a big update concerned to analytics and everyone should create a GA4 account, in order to compare to previous years and keep track of your stats, if you have not done it yet)
Now we can follow what the users are doing (once they have accepted to be tracked, don’t forget that part), so the next part is to create conversions in google Analytics that can give us information about our business goals.
What again? Conversions?
Google Analytics gives a ton of info, that can be interpreted and used, but remember what we said before: we have goals to achieve. Sell, create trust, subscribe customers to our newsletter, make people contact us… That is the most important info that we need to know, because it is the best way to see that we are using our website properly. Google analytics is best used once we have an amount of information to compare, looking how one year went in comparison with another, or how a campaign delivered against another. And the conversions are the events related to the website that we tell google we have achieved a goal:
The ”thank you” page that usually comes after successfully shopping online is usually counted as a conversion. If our goal is the get customers to send as an email, then clicking in our email address will be a conversion. Every other action that is interesting to us but doesn’t qualify as a conversion should also be saved, but instead as a conversion, we can save it as an event, a “lead” event that can develop to a conversion later.
Too much technical words now…
Agreed. Let’s make a short summary then.
Do you need a website? Look at your audience and the way you communicate with it.
Building a website should include a study in how the people is going to find you and customizing your goals to that public search intent. The website and the search engine should work seamlessly.
Once you know your channels, your public and how you are going to reach them, mark your digital goals via a web strategy and create a list of activities that can lead to fulfilling those goals. These goals should be possible to measure via a web statistic tool like Google Analytics.
Now you have all prepared: analysis, texts, goals, and strategies to achieve them, and a way to know if they are working. You are ready to go. Or perhaps you want us to help you? Give us a call. We are very happy to help you!
Pd. Are you interested in a further article about any of the topics in this one? Send us a mail or better, give a call or pay us a visit! We can talk in Swedish, English, Spanish and if you believe Christoffer, even Norwegian.
Minns ni filmen "Gone in 60 seconds" där Nicolas Cage ska stjäla 50 lyxbilar på tre dagar? Nu har Elon Musk lyckats stjäla ett betydligt större aktieägarvärde från Tesla på rekordtid, helt själv utan stuntchaufförer eller trickfilmning. Och alla Teslafans kan inget annat göra än att hjälplöst se på medan deras favoritvarumärke kraschlandar likt en tidig testversion av en SpaceX-raket.
Det senaste månaderna har Elon Musks twittrande (ursäkta, X:ande) och flirtande med politiska gränser fått fler än bara en miljömedveten hipster i Kalifornien att sätta sin ekologiska havrelatte i halsen. Aktiekursen har störtdykt med över 50 procent från toppnivåerna i december 2024, något som visar exakt hur viktiga de emotionella kärnvärdena är för ett varumärke – trots att de inte har det minsta att göra med produktens kvalitet och prestanda.
Att köpa en Tesla har aldrig bara handlat om bilar. Det har från allra första stund handlat om en känsla, en symbol, en biljett till framtiden där man både kan rädda planeten och imponera på grannarna. Men plötsligt är symbolen kopplad till en excentrisk miljardär som på sin egen plattform X vräker ut sig kryptiska inlägg om allt från vaccin till yttrandefrihet, och som minglar i politiska miljöer som känns lika fräscha som en bensinslukande V8.
Det är här historien blir riktigt intressant. Eller smärtsam om du är en av Teslas aktieägare eller äger bilen ifråga. Produkterna är fortfarande lika fantastiska. Bilarna är snabba, tekniken är banbrytande och laddnätverket är fortfarande världsledande. Priset är det inte heller något större fel på. Men vem bryr sig om det när Musk istället levererar PR-skandaler snabbare än fabriken i Fremont bygger bilar? Istället försöker förtvivlade Teslaägare ursäkta och distansera sig med dekaler i stil med ”I bought this car before Elon went crazy.”
Känslor bygger varumärken, och just nu känns Tesla mindre som framtidens räddning och mer som den där pinsamma släktingen på släktmiddagarna. Han (japp, oftast en han) som pratar lite för högt och lite för mycket politik efter tredje snapsen.
Så, vad kan vi lära oss av Teslas börsslakt? Kanske främst att emotionella kärnvärden är svåra och tidsödande att bygga upp, men går att rasera på rekordtid om ansiktet utåt väljer att koppla på sin tveksamt fungerande mentala autopilot och köra rakt in i en PR-mässig betongvägg.
Med det sagt, det återstår att se om och när Tesla som produkt och varumärke kan frigöra sig från sin storägare och långsamt börja återuppbyggnaden av kundernas och aktieägarnas förtroende. En sak är säker, det kommer att ta betydligt längre tid än 60 sekunder.
Vår resa med Hermelinen fortsätter – nu tillsammans med Kry
Sedan 2018 har Formsmedjan varit Hermelinens strategiska varumärkespartner. Tillsammans har vi definierat visionen, och byggt en stark position på marknaden. Vi har format kommunikation som visar känslor, ställningstaganden och inspirerat – i alla dess former. Nu tar Hermelinen nästa steg i sin utveckling och blir en del av Kry. För oss innebär det att vår gemensamma resa går in i ett nytt kapitel, där vi fortsatt är en del i den resan.
Pressmeddelandet i sin helhet kommer här:
Den 1 maj blir Norrbottens största privata frisk- och sjukvårdskoncern, Hermelinen, en del av Kry. Med den förändringen tar Kry tillsammans med Hermelinen ännu ett steg för att utveckla och förbättra vården i Norrbotten.
Hermelinen har sedan 1991 byggt upp ett starkt och uppskattat vårderbjudande i Luleå, Kiruna och Sävast, med primärvård, specialistvård, operationer och företagshälsovård samt förebyggande friskvård och rehabilitering. Totalt har koncernen 140 medarbetare, 350 000 patientkontakter/ kundkontakter. Genom att bli en del av Kry skapas nya möjligheter att integrera digitala och fysiska lösningar vilket kommer innebär att fler kan få hjälp på sina egna villkor.
– Att få chansen att erbjuda norrbottningarna sjukvård på plats är en dröm vi haft länge på Kry. Jag vet inte hur många gånger jag fått frågan – varför finns ni inte i norra Sverige där ni verkligen behövs. Nu är vi där och nu är det upp till oss att tillsammans med Hermelinens alla medarbetare visa att 08:or och norrlänningar kan göra sjukvården mer tillgänglig för alla, oavsett var de bor. Vi har aldrig fattat varför stockholmare ska ha bättre tillgång till vård än i norrlänningar, säger Kalle Conneryd Lundgren, VD för Kry.
Hermelinens VD, Per-Erik Mattson, menar att det är ett stort steg för både Hermelinen och Norrbotten att Kry nu kliver in och är med och utvecklar framtidens vård i regionen.
– Vi och Kry är födda ur samma vilja att förändra sjukvården. För oss på Hermelinen har det alltid handlat om mer än sjukvård – vi vill skapa en obruten värdekedja där vi inte bara behandlar skador och sjukdomar, utan också jobbar förebyggande och långsiktigt med hälsa och rehabilitering. Tillsammans har vi som mål att Rehabiliteringen flyttar fram sina positioner i vårdsverige. Det är en filosofi som Kry delar, och tillsammans kan vi nu hjälpa ännu fler patienter till den vård de behöver säger Per-Erik Mattson, VD för Hermelinen.
Krys arbetssätt innebär att patienternas behov avgör om de får hjälp digitalt eller fysiskt. På så sätt kan väntetider minimeras, samtidigt som fler får vård där och när de behöver det. Väl fungerande digitala verktyg är både en arbetsmiljöfråga och ekonomisk fråga då den administrativa bördan håller på att ta över. Genom Hermelinens breda utbud skapas en unik möjlighet att erbjuda patienter en helhetslösning för deras hälsa. Behovet av att ta sig till sin vårdcentral minskar också när de ärenden som passar för det kan lösas på distans.
J&B El har i samarbete med Formsmedjan tagit fram en strategi för att framtidssäkra sin verksamhet, stärka sin marknadsposition och samtidigt förtydliga bilden av J&B som en attraktiv och jämställd arbetsgivare. Detta i en bransch där konkurrensen om kvalificerad arbetskraft är stor. Arbetet inleddes med en varumärkesworkshop där J&B:s kärnvärden och långsiktiga mål identifierades, särskilt med fokus på arbetsgivarvarumärket och företagets roll i den gröna omställningen i Norrbotten.
Rekryteringsplattform stöttar
En viktig del av strategin har varit att framhäva J&B som en attraktiv arbetsgivare och en arbetsplats som erbjuder karriärmöjligheter och en god arbetsmiljö. För att stödja detta skapades en rekryteringsplattform där potentiella medarbetare kan få inblick i företaget och enkelt ansöka om tjänster. Plattformen lyfter fram medarbetarna och företagets kultur, vilket ökar attraktiviteten för nya talanger.
Ett föredöme i branschen
En särskilt framstående aspekt av J&B:s strategi är deras arbete för att attrahera kvinnor inom elbranschen, där de nu har cirka 15 % kvinnliga medarbetare, jämfört med branschens genomsnitt på endast 1-2 %. Detta har positionerat J&B som en förebild för jämställdhet och mångfald i en annars mansdominerad sektor.
Behöver du hjälp med att förtydliga ditt varumärke och arbetsgivarvarumärke? Eller vill du veta mer om hur du ska tänka runt din kommunikation? Kontakta oss så berättar vi mer!
Minns ni filmen "Gone in 60 seconds" där Nicolas Cage ska stjäla 50 lyxbilar på tre dagar? Nu har Elon Musk lyckats stjäla ett betydligt större aktieägarvärde från Tesla på rekordtid, helt själv utan stuntchaufförer eller trickfilmning. Och alla Teslafans kan inget annat göra än att hjälplöst se på medan deras favoritvarumärke kraschlandar likt en tidig testversion av en SpaceX-raket.
Det senaste månaderna har Elon Musks twittrande (ursäkta, X:ande) och flirtande med politiska gränser fått fler än bara en miljömedveten hipster i Kalifornien att sätta sin ekologiska havrelatte i halsen. Aktiekursen har störtdykt med över 50 procent från toppnivåerna i december 2024, något som visar exakt hur viktiga de emotionella kärnvärdena är för ett varumärke – trots att de inte har det minsta att göra med produktens kvalitet och prestanda.
Att köpa en Tesla har aldrig bara handlat om bilar. Det har från allra första stund handlat om en känsla, en symbol, en biljett till framtiden där man både kan rädda planeten och imponera på grannarna. Men plötsligt är symbolen kopplad till en excentrisk miljardär som på sin egen plattform X vräker ut sig kryptiska inlägg om allt från vaccin till yttrandefrihet, och som minglar i politiska miljöer som känns lika fräscha som en bensinslukande V8.
Det är här historien blir riktigt intressant. Eller smärtsam om du är en av Teslas aktieägare eller äger bilen ifråga. Produkterna är fortfarande lika fantastiska. Bilarna är snabba, tekniken är banbrytande och laddnätverket är fortfarande världsledande. Priset är det inte heller något större fel på. Men vem bryr sig om det när Musk istället levererar PR-skandaler snabbare än fabriken i Fremont bygger bilar? Istället försöker förtvivlade Teslaägare ursäkta och distansera sig med dekaler i stil med ”I bought this car before Elon went crazy.”
Känslor bygger varumärken, och just nu känns Tesla mindre som framtidens räddning och mer som den där pinsamma släktingen på släktmiddagarna. Han (japp, oftast en han) som pratar lite för högt och lite för mycket politik efter tredje snapsen.
Så, vad kan vi lära oss av Teslas börsslakt? Kanske främst att emotionella kärnvärden är svåra och tidsödande att bygga upp, men går att rasera på rekordtid om ansiktet utåt väljer att koppla på sin tveksamt fungerande mentala autopilot och köra rakt in i en PR-mässig betongvägg.
Med det sagt, det återstår att se om och när Tesla som produkt och varumärke kan frigöra sig från sin storägare och långsamt börja återuppbyggnaden av kundernas och aktieägarnas förtroende. En sak är säker, det kommer att ta betydligt längre tid än 60 sekunder.
Vår resa med Hermelinen fortsätter – nu tillsammans med Kry
Sedan 2018 har Formsmedjan varit Hermelinens strategiska varumärkespartner. Tillsammans har vi definierat visionen, och byggt en stark position på marknaden. Vi har format kommunikation som visar känslor, ställningstaganden och inspirerat – i alla dess former. Nu tar Hermelinen nästa steg i sin utveckling och blir en del av Kry. För oss innebär det att vår gemensamma resa går in i ett nytt kapitel, där vi fortsatt är en del i den resan.
Pressmeddelandet i sin helhet kommer här:
Den 1 maj blir Norrbottens största privata frisk- och sjukvårdskoncern, Hermelinen, en del av Kry. Med den förändringen tar Kry tillsammans med Hermelinen ännu ett steg för att utveckla och förbättra vården i Norrbotten.
Hermelinen har sedan 1991 byggt upp ett starkt och uppskattat vårderbjudande i Luleå, Kiruna och Sävast, med primärvård, specialistvård, operationer och företagshälsovård samt förebyggande friskvård och rehabilitering. Totalt har koncernen 140 medarbetare, 350 000 patientkontakter/ kundkontakter. Genom att bli en del av Kry skapas nya möjligheter att integrera digitala och fysiska lösningar vilket kommer innebär att fler kan få hjälp på sina egna villkor.
– Att få chansen att erbjuda norrbottningarna sjukvård på plats är en dröm vi haft länge på Kry. Jag vet inte hur många gånger jag fått frågan – varför finns ni inte i norra Sverige där ni verkligen behövs. Nu är vi där och nu är det upp till oss att tillsammans med Hermelinens alla medarbetare visa att 08:or och norrlänningar kan göra sjukvården mer tillgänglig för alla, oavsett var de bor. Vi har aldrig fattat varför stockholmare ska ha bättre tillgång till vård än i norrlänningar, säger Kalle Conneryd Lundgren, VD för Kry.
Hermelinens VD, Per-Erik Mattson, menar att det är ett stort steg för både Hermelinen och Norrbotten att Kry nu kliver in och är med och utvecklar framtidens vård i regionen.
– Vi och Kry är födda ur samma vilja att förändra sjukvården. För oss på Hermelinen har det alltid handlat om mer än sjukvård – vi vill skapa en obruten värdekedja där vi inte bara behandlar skador och sjukdomar, utan också jobbar förebyggande och långsiktigt med hälsa och rehabilitering. Tillsammans har vi som mål att Rehabiliteringen flyttar fram sina positioner i vårdsverige. Det är en filosofi som Kry delar, och tillsammans kan vi nu hjälpa ännu fler patienter till den vård de behöver säger Per-Erik Mattson, VD för Hermelinen.
Krys arbetssätt innebär att patienternas behov avgör om de får hjälp digitalt eller fysiskt. På så sätt kan väntetider minimeras, samtidigt som fler får vård där och när de behöver det. Väl fungerande digitala verktyg är både en arbetsmiljöfråga och ekonomisk fråga då den administrativa bördan håller på att ta över. Genom Hermelinens breda utbud skapas en unik möjlighet att erbjuda patienter en helhetslösning för deras hälsa. Behovet av att ta sig till sin vårdcentral minskar också när de ärenden som passar för det kan lösas på distans.
J&B El har i samarbete med Formsmedjan tagit fram en strategi för att framtidssäkra sin verksamhet, stärka sin marknadsposition och samtidigt förtydliga bilden av J&B som en attraktiv och jämställd arbetsgivare. Detta i en bransch där konkurrensen om kvalificerad arbetskraft är stor. Arbetet inleddes med en varumärkesworkshop där J&B:s kärnvärden och långsiktiga mål identifierades, särskilt med fokus på arbetsgivarvarumärket och företagets roll i den gröna omställningen i Norrbotten.
Rekryteringsplattform stöttar
En viktig del av strategin har varit att framhäva J&B som en attraktiv arbetsgivare och en arbetsplats som erbjuder karriärmöjligheter och en god arbetsmiljö. För att stödja detta skapades en rekryteringsplattform där potentiella medarbetare kan få inblick i företaget och enkelt ansöka om tjänster. Plattformen lyfter fram medarbetarna och företagets kultur, vilket ökar attraktiviteten för nya talanger.
Ett föredöme i branschen
En särskilt framstående aspekt av J&B:s strategi är deras arbete för att attrahera kvinnor inom elbranschen, där de nu har cirka 15 % kvinnliga medarbetare, jämfört med branschens genomsnitt på endast 1-2 %. Detta har positionerat J&B som en förebild för jämställdhet och mångfald i en annars mansdominerad sektor.
Behöver du hjälp med att förtydliga ditt varumärke och arbetsgivarvarumärke? Eller vill du veta mer om hur du ska tänka runt din kommunikation? Kontakta oss så berättar vi mer!
We have kept our most Spanish team member way to hidden, now we felt that it was time to share some words about websites from our web developer Pablo Castilla
– When a customer decides he wants a website, or an update/redo from their old web, the first question should be; do you really need a website?
It can sound a bit strange to ask that working as web developer, but it is a very valid question when today their are so many channels on the internet for your communication and a limited time for spending in your digital marketing, so here we are, asking the customer if they need a website. Ask yourself, do you? Well, if you have come to us, you most likely think you do! Well, let’s go through a short analysis of your company, the time you have and most important part: your audience.
So, a website, right. It is a piece of information about your company that will be accessible in internet via a URL, it has to comply to certain standards to be considered a good healthy website and it should be found when people are searching for the products or services you sell. That is a very short summary of what you need to know. There is much more (let me know if you are interested in learning more), but we can have it as a summary to start. So, do you need this platform to work?
There are other channels today, like social media (SOME), newsletters, Portfolio platforms, Video channels, Google Business options, that can be your main channel… you could even try to contact your public via a Tiktok account, so why a web? Well, it is the most global and easiest to reach. Not everyone will have a Facebook or even an email (really? Yes, that happens), or watch Youtube. I even refuse to download Tiktok. But almost everyone today has a telephone or a way to get in internet. And then, 92% will search via Google, and google most likely will need a website to show your company to people.
So, if you don’t have a very strong SOME channel or are very focused in a certain area, yes! You need a website to reach your public. And there is where the concept web strategy comes to play.
So I need a website. What is the next step?
Then let’s talk about web strategy then!
What is web strategy?
If you ask Google you will receive a bunch of different explanations but we can agree that it is what you do in your website to get a result. Everything you do in your website should have a meaning. If you have a medium to big company it is very likely you have a business plan, the web strategy is the activities we do in order to pursue that plan, with one or many goals to fulfill, in consonance with our business development strategy. If you don’t have a business plan, just think in the strategies you use to achieve something that you want with your website.
For example, if our website is a webshop, the main goal to fulfill usually is to sell our products online. The secondary goals would be to make the customer trust our brand, to communicate our offers, to make people subscribe to our newsletter, etc.
Once we have a web strategy, we know what we need, it is alot easier to decide how to build our digital presence, having always in mind our main and secondary goals. Every time you do something on the website you should pursue some goal, and each page should be built with that in mind, from the start page (usually the most important one) to each of the subpages the customer can visit.
So, what should I do then once I start?
You should build each page thinking of your audience. You want to have some call to action (CTA) telling the visitor what they should do (really? Do they not know what to do? Well, sometimes, make it easier for them and Google to know what you think a visitor should do). You should create the website texts according to what the people that is relevant to your business is searching, and definitely you should use some analytics tool to follow how are those fantastic goals that we have talked about going!
Are we talking about google analytics?
That is definitely the most popular web analytics service, and the easiest to use if you ask me. Once your website is online, how would you know if a campaign is working properly, if an advertisement is driving business or at least creating new users to your website that would come later and buy something? All those questions answer is Google Analytics. And Google has created a tool that is extremely easy to install and use. Once the tracking code you get creating your account is installed, you start to get information immediately. (ps. Google is soon doing a big update concerned to analytics and everyone should create a GA4 account, in order to compare to previous years and keep track of your stats, if you have not done it yet)
Now we can follow what the users are doing (once they have accepted to be tracked, don’t forget that part), so the next part is to create conversions in google Analytics that can give us information about our business goals.
What again? Conversions?
Google Analytics gives a ton of info, that can be interpreted and used, but remember what we said before: we have goals to achieve. Sell, create trust, subscribe customers to our newsletter, make people contact us… That is the most important info that we need to know, because it is the best way to see that we are using our website properly. Google analytics is best used once we have an amount of information to compare, looking how one year went in comparison with another, or how a campaign delivered against another. And the conversions are the events related to the website that we tell google we have achieved a goal:
The ”thank you” page that usually comes after successfully shopping online is usually counted as a conversion. If our goal is the get customers to send as an email, then clicking in our email address will be a conversion. Every other action that is interesting to us but doesn’t qualify as a conversion should also be saved, but instead as a conversion, we can save it as an event, a “lead” event that can develop to a conversion later.
Too much technical words now…
Agreed. Let’s make a short summary then.
Do you need a website? Look at your audience and the way you communicate with it.
Building a website should include a study in how the people is going to find you and customizing your goals to that public search intent. The website and the search engine should work seamlessly.
Once you know your channels, your public and how you are going to reach them, mark your digital goals via a web strategy and create a list of activities that can lead to fulfilling those goals. These goals should be possible to measure via a web statistic tool like Google Analytics.
Now you have all prepared: analysis, texts, goals, and strategies to achieve them, and a way to know if they are working. You are ready to go. Or perhaps you want us to help you? Give us a call. We are very happy to help you!
Pd. Are you interested in a further article about any of the topics in this one? Send us a mail or better, give a call or pay us a visit! We can talk in Swedish, English, Spanish and if you believe Christoffer, even Norwegian.
We have kept our most Spanish team member way to hidden, now we felt that it was time to share some words about websites from our web developer Pablo Castilla
– When a customer decides he wants a website, or an update/redo from their old web, the first question should be; do you really need a website?
It can sound a bit strange to ask that working as web developer, but it is a very valid question when today their are so many channels on the internet for your communication and a limited time for spending in your digital marketing, so here we are, asking the customer if they need a website. Ask yourself, do you? Well, if you have come to us, you most likely think you do! Well, let’s go through a short analysis of your company, the time you have and most important part: your audience.
So, a website, right. It is a piece of information about your company that will be accessible in internet via a URL, it has to comply to certain standards to be considered a good healthy website and it should be found when people are searching for the products or services you sell. That is a very short summary of what you need to know. There is much more (let me know if you are interested in learning more), but we can have it as a summary to start. So, do you need this platform to work?
There are other channels today, like social media (SOME), newsletters, Portfolio platforms, Video channels, Google Business options, that can be your main channel… you could even try to contact your public via a Tiktok account, so why a web? Well, it is the most global and easiest to reach. Not everyone will have a Facebook or even an email (really? Yes, that happens), or watch Youtube. I even refuse to download Tiktok. But almost everyone today has a telephone or a way to get in internet. And then, 92% will search via Google, and google most likely will need a website to show your company to people.
So, if you don’t have a very strong SOME channel or are very focused in a certain area, yes! You need a website to reach your public. And there is where the concept web strategy comes to play.
So I need a website. What is the next step?
Then let’s talk about web strategy then!
What is web strategy?
If you ask Google you will receive a bunch of different explanations but we can agree that it is what you do in your website to get a result. Everything you do in your website should have a meaning. If you have a medium to big company it is very likely you have a business plan, the web strategy is the activities we do in order to pursue that plan, with one or many goals to fulfill, in consonance with our business development strategy. If you don’t have a business plan, just think in the strategies you use to achieve something that you want with your website.
For example, if our website is a webshop, the main goal to fulfill usually is to sell our products online. The secondary goals would be to make the customer trust our brand, to communicate our offers, to make people subscribe to our newsletter, etc.
Once we have a web strategy, we know what we need, it is alot easier to decide how to build our digital presence, having always in mind our main and secondary goals. Every time you do something on the website you should pursue some goal, and each page should be built with that in mind, from the start page (usually the most important one) to each of the subpages the customer can visit.
So, what should I do then once I start?
You should build each page thinking of your audience. You want to have some call to action (CTA) telling the visitor what they should do (really? Do they not know what to do? Well, sometimes, make it easier for them and Google to know what you think a visitor should do). You should create the website texts according to what the people that is relevant to your business is searching, and definitely you should use some analytics tool to follow how are those fantastic goals that we have talked about going!
Are we talking about google analytics?
That is definitely the most popular web analytics service, and the easiest to use if you ask me. Once your website is online, how would you know if a campaign is working properly, if an advertisement is driving business or at least creating new users to your website that would come later and buy something? All those questions answer is Google Analytics. And Google has created a tool that is extremely easy to install and use. Once the tracking code you get creating your account is installed, you start to get information immediately. (ps. Google is soon doing a big update concerned to analytics and everyone should create a GA4 account, in order to compare to previous years and keep track of your stats, if you have not done it yet)
Now we can follow what the users are doing (once they have accepted to be tracked, don’t forget that part), so the next part is to create conversions in google Analytics that can give us information about our business goals.
What again? Conversions?
Google Analytics gives a ton of info, that can be interpreted and used, but remember what we said before: we have goals to achieve. Sell, create trust, subscribe customers to our newsletter, make people contact us… That is the most important info that we need to know, because it is the best way to see that we are using our website properly. Google analytics is best used once we have an amount of information to compare, looking how one year went in comparison with another, or how a campaign delivered against another. And the conversions are the events related to the website that we tell google we have achieved a goal:
The ”thank you” page that usually comes after successfully shopping online is usually counted as a conversion. If our goal is the get customers to send as an email, then clicking in our email address will be a conversion. Every other action that is interesting to us but doesn’t qualify as a conversion should also be saved, but instead as a conversion, we can save it as an event, a “lead” event that can develop to a conversion later.
Too much technical words now…
Agreed. Let’s make a short summary then.
Do you need a website? Look at your audience and the way you communicate with it.
Building a website should include a study in how the people is going to find you and customizing your goals to that public search intent. The website and the search engine should work seamlessly.
Once you know your channels, your public and how you are going to reach them, mark your digital goals via a web strategy and create a list of activities that can lead to fulfilling those goals. These goals should be possible to measure via a web statistic tool like Google Analytics.
Now you have all prepared: analysis, texts, goals, and strategies to achieve them, and a way to know if they are working. You are ready to go. Or perhaps you want us to help you? Give us a call. We are very happy to help you!
Pd. Are you interested in a further article about any of the topics in this one? Send us a mail or better, give a call or pay us a visit! We can talk in Swedish, English, Spanish and if you believe Christoffer, even Norwegian.
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