Build A Better Small Business Website (With Tips From the Experts)
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It’s easy to start a small business website – just think of a domain, find a hosting service with a builder (like Webs!), and hit publish. But what sets a successful website apart is the execution. To help you make sure that your website is doing your small business justice, we’ve created a slideshow based on insights from the experts right here at Webs. Enjoy!
Transcript of Build A Better Small Business Website (With Tips From the Experts)
People often ask us what they can do to have a more successful website — whether that means getting more
visitors, selling more items, or just having a moreattractive web presence.
To get answers, we went right to the source and got tips right from the experts at Webs — from marketers to
engineers to expert customer advocates.
WHAT MATTERS MOSTTO WEBSITE VISITORS?
50%Ease of use and clear navigation
- From survey of website building, marketing, and support experts at Webs.
WHAT MATTERS MOSTTO WEBSITE VISITORS?
29%Good layout with attractive visuals
- From survey of website building, marketing, and support experts at Webs.
WHAT MATTERS MOSTTO WEBSITE VISITORS?
21%Well-written, understandable content
- From survey of website building, marketing, and support experts at Webs.
PRO TIPS
Content1. Avoid having too much text on the page
2. Make sure your copy reads well at a glance
3. Focus your CTA: what do you want visitors to do?
PRO TIPS
Design4. Place your logo in center or top left corner
5. Ask someone if your colors make it hard to read
6. Leave some space between navigation links
PRO TIPS
Completeness7. Keep pages unpublished until the content is complete
8. Consider adding a photo gallery or online store
9. Add a simple contact form
10. Optimize your site to be found on Google
Want a better website?Start with the right builder.
Webs offers everything you need to launch, market, and grow your online presence from the ground up.
www.webs.com
