This mini course will help you to identify who you want to engage with your website, what the purpose of your website is and what action you want your website visitors to take on your website. We will give you some key actions to include in planning your new website or to change on your current website to increase those all important leads.
This mini course is only £19 and could make a big difference to your business!
Your website should be driving leads your way.
Your website should be making people think you are exactly the right person for them to work with or your product is just what they need.
Your website should make it easy for them to get to know you more and take that first step to contacting you.
But not all websites do that.
The websites that achieve this are well planned, the purpose of the website is clear and the content is engaging.
We understand that it’s hard to get this right on a website and that a lot of the time people don’t know where to start with the website planning process and haven’t even really considered what the purpose of their website is. They just have one because they think they should. Which is why we created this mini course.
What you'll learn from this mini course
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The course is delivered via video tutorials and a workbook containing guidance and tasks for you to complete. We recommend you give it your all to get the most out of it.
We have had our own business in the web industry for over 10 years and Chris has been in the world of web for 20 years in total. Before starting a web design company with Chris, Jude had a 10 year career in education and training. It is our combined experience that we bring to our courses so that you can grow your business and achieve great things.
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