But, how do you know which type of site is right for you? It all comes down to the overall goals of your page as either of these is created for different purposes; which we will get into in this post.

The most important pages you need to plan ahead when working on a DIY website include a homepage, about page and a contact page. Let’s dive a bit deeper in the why. Why are these pages the top three basic needs?

For instance, you have a product that has proven itself in the market and you need a redesign or new platform to replicate that growth or perhaps you are not gaining the traction you had hoped with customers. Whatever the reasoning is be sure you ask yourself some of the questions we outline in this blog post and video before diving in headfirst.

Believe it or not, website pop-ups are still a thing and can easily become your secret sauce for growing your subscriber list and promoting your business, especially if you are in e-commerce. Just make sure you don’t disrupt the customer experience by placing your pop-up in the wrong place, at the wrong time.

Creating a sense of urgency on your website.

Humans make split-second emotional decisions about you and your business as soon as they land on your website. These choices are typically based on visuals or tones versus the actual copy on the page and you’ve only got about 3 seconds to make it or break it.