What Information and Sections Should my Website Include?

Your website is your voice and a powerful tool to reach your world. Therefore, it is crucial that you build a credible website that would solve your client’s problems and provide them with the necessary information.

A poorly built website can be likened to a portion of food without salt; it is practically useless. With this in mind, you should stock your user-friendly website with the appropriate sections and beneficial information. 

Do not publish your website if you don’t have the following sections and information on it.

• A Home page:

Can you remember that particular day in college when your lecturer asked you to introduce yourself in class for the first time? I bet you can. 

Relate this scenario to your website. Your home page is meant to explain and introduce your company to your customer or a first-time visitor, as the case may be. The page should clearly state what your company does and how it is different from other competitors. 

Meanwhile, you are to include other important tasks on your homepage to get your client started. 

• An About Us section

The content in the about us section is a bit similar to the homepage. However, in this section, you are to give more detailed information about your company’s history, vision, and mission statement. Also, you can include how you intend to penetrate the marketplace.

• Contact Us page

What is the purpose of having a beautiful website without your customer being able to reach you when they need you? 

It is crucial that you include your email address, phone or fax number, a google form (more like a contact form). And in some cases, you may need to add a physical address of the company to your website.

• Product or services section

In this part of your website, you are to highlight and explain in detail the categories of services or products that you render and how they can solve your customer’s problem. 

Mind you, if the details about the products or services are much, you can create a sub-page for each of them and succinctly explain what you do under each page.

• Add a call to action feature

You don’t just want your readers to leave your website without acting. For instance, if you run an e-commerce store, you can add features like ‘add to cart,’ ask for quote,’ ‘get it now’ in a conspicuous position on your website.