What Should I Put on My Website?

Ready to Take the Next Step?
Congratulations on recognizing the importance of having a website! Before delving into the hunt for the ideal website designer, it's wise to engage in some preliminary planning. This preparatory phase will arm you with valuable insights for productive discussions with potential designers.

Here's a blueprint of the essential pages your website should include:

Home Page

The gateway to your site, this page should prominently feature your business/organization's name and offer:

• A concise description of your services (linked to an About page)
• Categories of services/products (with relevant links)
• Embedded social media feeds (Facebook, Instagram, etc.)
• Your logo and illustrative images
• A calendar or blog feed (if applicable)
• Any other crucial information for immediate visitor engagement

About Page

Provide insight into the founders/owners, the business's creation story, its history, and images of staff/board members. It's an ideal spot for your Mission Statement or Curriculum Vitae.

Product/Service Pages

Dedicated pages for individual services/products, logically organized with relevant links between pages for optimal SEO. Chunking information this way is favorable for search engines.

Contact Page

A clear and concise section detailing how potential customers can reach you. Display physical and mailing addresses with an interactive map (if applicable). Hyperlink phone numbers and email addresses for direct contact. If you work from home, consider a PO Box or a mailbox from a UPS store for security reasons.

Remember, your website is an evolving entity. Starting with these fundamental pages lays a solid foundation.

Have questions? Reach out to us for a discussion about your website needs—we're here to help!