Designing a Strategic Website Series: Designing a Strategic Contact Page

Getting people to contact you should be the ultimate goal of your website, so it’s important that your contact page sets you up for success. Design a contact page for your website that converts visitors into clients. #websitedesign #websitestrategy

Getting people to contact you should be the ultimate goal of your website, so it’s important that your contact page sets you up for success.

Topics Discussed:

  • Why your contact page is so important

  • Different options you need to include

  • Tips for designing an effective contact page

Resources Discussed:

Action Steps:

  1. Include your email address

  2. List your office hours or when people can expect to hear from you

  3. Update the post-submit response to fit your brand


TIPS FOR DESIGNING STRATEGIC CONTACT PAGE

There are lots of people who don’t want to fill out your contact form or they’re interested in something else - like a partnership or collaboration. By not including an easy, direct way to contact you, you’ll likely never hear from them.

  • Use a form on your contact page that collects the information you need from most people.

  • Have a professional email address on your contact page.

  • Include office hours or expected response time.

  • Consider an autoresponder so people hear from you right away about what to expect.

DESIGN TIPS:

  • Include fun graphics

  • Keep it simple to encourage action

  • If you get a lot of emails asking the same question, include a link to your FAQ page

  • Use a call-to-action that makes sense like “submit” or “send”

  • Make sure the copy and images fit your brand

  • If possible, you can have your form change based on the type of inquiry or have them select an “inquiry type” option to make things easy for you

  • Focus on being helpful

Getting people to contact you should be the ultimate goal of your website, so it’s important that your contact page sets you up for success. Design a contact page for your website that converts visitors into clients. #websitedesign #websitestrategy
Samantha Mabe

I strategically craft websites for the creative small business owner who is passionate about serving her clients and wants to be a part of the design process. I help her stand out as an expert, find more dream clients, increase visibility, and be in control of her website so that she can grow her business and spend more time doing what she loves.


http://www.lemonandthesea.com
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