1. Two sentences about your business
What you do and for whom. “Flower shop in Titan, bouquets and arrangements for events, we deliver across the district.” That is it. The whole website starts from this.
2. What you want people to do on the website
Call you? Order? Book an appointment? Come to the shop? Pick one main thing. A website that asks for five things at once gets none of them.
3. Contact details, correct ones
They seem trivial, but they are the most searched-for information on any local business website.
- The exact address and how to get there: entrance, parking, landmark.
- Opening hours, including weekends and holidays.
- The phone number you actually answer, and WhatsApp if you use it.
4. Photos, even taken with your phone
Ten to twenty photos of products, of the place, and of you or your team. In natural light, no filters. Real photos convince more than stock ones bought online.
5. Two or three websites you like
It does not matter what field they are in. Tell us what you like about them (the colours, the simplicity, how the photos are arranged) and what you do not like. It saves us guessing.
6. What you already have
A Facebook page, an Instagram account, a domain bought a while ago, a price list, a logo. Even an old website you no longer use. It helps us not start from zero.
What you do not need to prepare
- Written text. We write it together, from what you tell us.
- A logo or colours. If you do not have them, we propose something simple.
- Technical words. We explain them as they come up.
Got the list? Write to us on WhatsApp or through the form with the two sentences from point 1. We come back with questions, not with jargon.