Is your website an income-generating asset?

Does your website generate cash?

Does it lead the customer to the checkout line?

You can have a website that looks decently nice, but never cha-chings the cash register.

It just sits there like a newly sided house that is rotten on the inside.

Looking good, but not selling your products or services.

But that’s not what you want.

If you invest in a website, you want to know that your investment will bring $$$ in the door.

You need a website that sells.

You need a website with the correct words and calls-to-action so people will buy from you.

But if you are like many small business owners, you wonder what a properly built website looks like. You wonder what the customer experience would be like if your website was built properly.

How can you figure out what kind of website you need?

How will you know if you get it right?

You wonder if there is someone who would be willing to help you get the website you need…

Friendly City Creative would be happy to help. We can help design the professional website you need to help you sell more products and services.

We build beautiful websites that sell.

Imagine having a place online that would attractively display the product or service you offer.  Imagine customers coming to your website, understanding the problem you can solve for them, and then pulling out that wallet to give you some of their hard-earned money.

It’s kind of like your local supermarket. There are at least 3 things that guide customers to turning off the highway, walking through the store, then swiping that credit card in the checkout lane.

1. The Road Sign – A simple and attractive front page on your site is like a road sign. It gets people interested in what you offer, makes them stop cruising down the highway (or scrolling past), and draws them into your store to see what you have to offer.

2. The Aisles – The specific layout of your website is like the aisles in a supermarket – they guide customers through your site so they can find what they need.

3. The Checkout – Strategic calls-to-action (CTAs) throughout your website ask for the sale, request that the customer contact you for more information, or invite them to schedule an appointment. Whatever you want them to do, having the proper CTAs in the proper places invites the customer to come do business with you.

When people understand what you’re selling and how it can improve their lives, more of them will become paying customers.

We help you get customers interested in what you offer, clearly describe the problems your customers are facing, and how your product or service will solve those problems. This helps you sell more and make more money.

Your website should be an income-generating asset.