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How to Create a Client-Generating Small Business Website

Is the website you use for your company nothing more than an online brochure, or has it been optimized to attract customers who will really buy from you? Even while a gorgeous website for a company has the potential to dazzle, wouldn’t you rather have one that actually converts? Whether you are building your website on your own or with the assistance of a professional, you need to ensure that it contains the following essential components:

Topics That Are of Interest to Your Intended Audience and Are Relevant

First, your company must identify its target audience, their interests and issues, and how your products or services will assist them. You should populate your website with articles and blog posts that are pertinent to the audience you are trying to attract.

Keeping a website up-to-date with information that is useful to its visitors is an ongoing task. As a result, you’ll:

  • Create trust and credibility
  • Help make your solution look like the best one
  • Make it clear to your visitors that you appreciate their time and attention
  • Increase your visibility in search engines for relevant keywords

Traffic That Is Both Qualified and Highly Targeted

Once you have an idea of who it is that you want to visit your website, the next step is to think of strategies to bring in that specific group of people. It is possible that you will need to do some research on keywords in order to identify the appropriate keywords to attract that audience.

However, remember that your company also desires qualified traffic, or traffic that is likely to convert. In light of this, it’s important to steer clear of phrases like “free” and “low cost” if you’re after customers that are willing to pay a premium for your service.

Landing Pages with a Specific Purpose and an Enticing Offer

While there are benefits to generating website visitors through organic means like blog articles and SEO, doing so can be time-consuming and labor-intensive, and it also isn’t guaranteed to bring qualified leads to your site. Website pages created for a specific objective are called landing pages. Although they can be optimized for search engines, they are most commonly utilized in tandem with commercials and email marketing campaigns. They should be tailored to the interests of your readership and end with an appropriate call to action.

If your target audience is first-time house buyers, for example, your landing page should be targeted to that group and feature a relevant call to action, such as “Download Our Free SEO Guide.” You can capture website visitors’ contact information and start nurturing them through the buying process if you entice them to download a whitepepper, sign up for a webinar, or subscribe to a blog. This can be done by offering an incentive such as a discount.

Value Proposition That Stands Out Clearly And Independently

Remember, before you can create a compelling offer, you must first understand who your target customer is and what their challenges are. Your business website should clearly convey how you will address your visitors’ problems in a unique way.

  • What services does your company provide?
  • What sets it apart from your competition?
  • What advantages does it provide to your customers?

A User-Friendly Design

You can have the most relevant and compelling content and landing pages in the world, but if your website design is disorganized, sluggish to load, poorly designed, or hard to navigate, you will have a hard time converting visitors into customers.

Putting on the hat of a hypothetical buyer persona, spend some time today exploring your company’s online presence. Is there useful information on your site? To have a distinct and compelling selling point? Is it aesthetically pleasing, simple to navigate, and easy to read? The relevance of a page to a user’s search query is evaluated by considering whether or not the page’s content makes sense in context. Does it present a compelling incentive to take action?

When you are developing or redesigning the website for your company, you should check to see that it contains all of these features.

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About Lilach Bullock


Hi, Iโ€™m Lilach, a serial entrepreneur! Iโ€™ve spent the last 2 decades starting, building, running, and selling businesses in a range of niches. Iโ€™ve also used all that knowledge to help hundreds of business owners level up and scale their businesses beyond their beliefs and expectations.

Iโ€™ve written content for authority publications like Forbes, Huffington Post, Inc, Twitter, Social Media Examiner and 100โ€™s other publications and my proudest achievement, won a Global Women Champions Award for outstanding contributions and leadership in business.

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