Tips to Design a Website that SELLS đŸ§”

1) Perfect your header

It should be able to explain what you do in a few simple words

50% of your websites success hinges on how well you execute your header

If you lose people here, they won’t look at the rest of your site
Tips to Design a Website that SELLS 1) Perfect your headerIt should be able to explain what you do in a few simple words50% of your websites success hinges on how well you execute your headerIf you lose people here, they won’t look at the rest of your site
Tips to Design a Website that SELLS 1) Perfect your headerIt should be able to explain what you do in a few simple words50% of your websites success hinges on how well you execute your headerIf you lose people here, they won’t look at the rest of your site
2) Add Social Proof

- boast about your success with past clients

- name drop important companies you’ve worked with

- talk about how many people have worked with you

- show off valuable testimonials

- use REAL images and videos of your clients
2) Add Social Proof- boast about your success with past clients- name drop important companies you’ve worked with- talk about how many people have worked with you- show off valuable testimonials- use REAL images and videos of your clients
2) Add Social Proof- boast about your success with past clients- name drop important companies you’ve worked with- talk about how many people have worked with you- show off valuable testimonials- use REAL images and videos of your clients
3) Explain big features or services

- break down your value proposition

- how do these solve your prospect’s pain points

- what makes your different from the competition
3) Explain big features or services- break down your value proposition- how do these solve your prospect’s pain points- what makes your different from the competition
3) Explain big features or services- break down your value proposition- how do these solve your prospect’s pain points- what makes your different from the competition
3) Explain big features or services- break down your value proposition- how do these solve your prospect’s pain points- what makes your different from the competition
3) Explain big features or services- break down your value proposition- how do these solve your prospect’s pain points- what makes your different from the competition
Have a CLEAR call to action to wrap up your site

This means having
- buttons for signs ups, shops, etc
- forms for contact or consultations
- booking calendars
- mailing list signups

Now go make some money!
Have a CLEAR call to action to wrap up your siteThis means having - buttons for signs ups, shops, etc- forms for contact or consultations- booking calendars- mailing list signupsNow go make some money!
Have a CLEAR call to action to wrap up your siteThis means having - buttons for signs ups, shops, etc- forms for contact or consultations- booking calendars- mailing list signupsNow go make some money!
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