The website is there, but the phone is silent. It's almost never about appearance, just a few things visible in the first seconds - check them on your phone, because that's where most customers see you.
The eight reasons we see most often
- The number cannot be clickedIt must be marked or copied. Tap it on your phone: If the calling screen doesn't open - that's a five-minute fix.
- You can't see what you do“Welcome to our website” says nothing. “Bathroom renovations – Rotterdam and surroundings” says it all.
- Contact only on the “Contact” subpageAnyone who entered the service description from Google must search. The number should be on every subpage.
- You can't see that the company is realAddress, KvK and BTW in the footer - obligatory in the Netherlands: ”what must be on the company's website”.
- No home-made photosEveryone recognizes bank photos. Five “before and after” photos from recent orders sell on their own.
- The website does not fit on the phoneSwipe left - If the content is moving sideways, most people will close the page before they get to the number.
- “Not Secure” warningThe lack of a padlock is a deterrent, especially for the elderly. The certificate is free - it's one application to the hosting company.
- Form without responseThe messages end up in spam or in a mailbox where no one looks. Send yourself a sample and see how many hours after you notice it.
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