Interactive websites give other people the distinct impression that you value their contribution and you value what they think. An interactive website captivates the other person and there is no doubt that it is far more interesting than a static website.
When it comes to your contact page, it should be clear, concise, and to the point. Of course, it should also reflect your branding message in some way so that the person remembers what you have to offer.
When it comes to your business, you have a group of people who are loyal customers to your business. Of course, on the other hand, there is also a group of people who will never be your customers because they just are not a good fit for you. In the middle of this, however, is a group of people who are not sure whether they want to buy what you are selling. They are on the fence. Your About page can make all of the difference. Your About page is the foundation of your website in many ways.
The process that you might follow is that you write some form of content, perhaps a blog, and in that content, you put at least one call-to-action. Once your reader clicks on the call-to-action, he or she will eventually arrive at your contact page. That page should be perfectly suited to your needs.
We know what landing pages are, but do we remember to review them or refresh them? Possibly, the idea of creating or updating the landing page(s) has slipped to the bottom of our virtual “to do” pile. If you are not using landing pages, it is time to add the creation of one (or more) to your list of things to do.
You are most likely well aware that getting traffic to visit your website is essential to your continued (and increasing) success and that of your business. If your website has been in existence for a while, it is a very good idea to look closely at what you have and to determine what works and what no longer works.
Undoubtedly, your business’s website has been in existence for a long time. Hopefully, you understand clearly that you can’t just have it built (or build it yourself) and then just let it be. If you want it to continue to give back, you must work on it regularly.