When someone sees your website for the first time, chances are they will end up on your main home page. But how do you build a good home page, meaning one that will be able to convert website visitors into profitable customers for your business? There are certain elements that will definitely have an influence on your conversion rates. By implementing these tips on your own website, you will see that they result in better customer satisfaction with your site and ultimately will lead to higher conversion rates among your site visitors.
Keep Your Design Simple and Straightforward
A cleanly designed website has more chance of capturing the visitors attention and will want to make them visit your site further. This is why the layout of your site is important. One of the best ways to go around building a clean looking website is to have a menu bar on top which will show different categories and then link to different pages on your website. Avoid having the user scroll too much when they visit your home page. It shouldn’t look like a long sales copy for an eBook, where the user will be constantly scrolling down for several minutes just to see the rest of the content. Try to present as much information as possible to the user without them needing to scroll down further.
Include Calls to Action
While some may believe that calls to action are only useful or necessary on pages that are actively selling a product, they can be used with great success on home pages as well. If there’s a certain product or service that you’re offering which you want to draw attention to, put it up on your home page as a featured item. Then include a call to action, such as “Check out our Winter Collection”, or “Click Here for a Free Quote Now!”. A user is more likely to stay on your website if you include a message on it that asks them to proceed further, rather than letting the user figure it out on their own.
Make Sure Your Site Is Up To Date
Remove any expired promotions, or links to items that you no longer carry. While this should be quite obvious, there are many cases where this doesn’t get done, even on the websites of big and successful companies. Be sure that all the information that you present on your home page is current and relevant. You don’t want the visitor to click on something and then end up greeted by a page showing an error message due to a page that was removed or a product that doesn’t exist anymore. Also, people like to see a website that has been updated recently, so maintaining a small news feed area with recent announcements about your products or your business is also an excellent idea to keep your site visitors interested in what you have to say.














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