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Got 99 problems, but replying to a client isn’t one. Feels like a small thing. It’s not. It’s the main reason clients stick around. You call, we answer. You email, we reply. Same day. If your web team’s gone quiet lately, get in touch.
Reduce friction and confusion for your users. A client site I looked at last week had huge blocks of text and no clear button anywhere. People scan, they don’t read. If they can’t find the next step fast they leave. Less info, clearer path, more conversions.
If your website isn’t converting, ask yourself this question: “What should my user be able to see and do when they visit my site?” Once you can answer that, it’s so much easier to figure out what the user should be able to do on your site and how to optimise conversion for them. For example, if you’re a gym and you want users to sign up to a contact form. It should be really easy and frictionless for the user to do that. Have clear call to actions that lead users to that behaviour. Most business owners skip this step. They end up doing things like copying a competitor, trying to make it just “look good” but often it misses out for their specfic goals they want their site to achieve. This is what I like to call a “whack website” (standard industry term) We don’t do whack at Elevate North. We build sites that convert, optimised around the specific user you’re trying to reach. Ask the question. Be specific in the answer.
3 tips to help you rank on Google Claude and ChatGPT Be specific about what you want to rank for. If you’re an electrician in Newcastle and you want to rank for “electrician in Newcastle” that needs to be in your title and on the page. Just putting your business name as the title will do nothing for you. Split your services into separate pages. If you offer 4 services you need 4 pages. Not one page trying to cover everything. FAQs. AI loves a good FAQ section. All those questions you get asked over and over, put them on your site. Small changes, big difference.
This is basically what we do, in image form. Business owners often have an idea, but not sure what it could look like, what’s possible, or how to actually do it. That’s where we come in; we help you figure it out and get results.
Recorded a new bell for meditationtimer.online today. Spent way too long on one sound but that’s kind of the point. Small details matter when the whole product is about presence.
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