Keeping your website up to date when you are short of time
An outdated website costs you customers. With a fixed moment and a few fixed steps you keep it up to date in half an hour a month.
Your website is online, and then it happens: you are busy with your work and the site is left alone. A price is no longer right, the latest news is two years old. Visitors notice and wonder whether you still exist. With a fixed approach, keeping it up to date takes little time.
Plan a fixed moment
Put half an hour in your diary once a month. For example the first Monday morning of the month. A fixed moment works better than "when I have time", because that time usually does not come.
Go through these questions
- Are your opening hours, prices and contact details still right?
- Is there anything on your site that you no longer offer?
- Have you done something new that you can show, such as a nice project?
- Does your contact form still work? Send yourself a test message.
Keep it small
You do not have to write a long article every month. A new photo of a job, a short update or a changed price is enough. Small steps you keep up work better than one big makeover a year.
Keep ideas
Do customers often ask you the same question? Write it down. The answer can become a page or a question in your frequently asked questions. That way your site grows with what your customers really want to know.
Keeping it up to date in Qsite
In Qsite you change a text the way you change a document, on your phone too. You can save a page as a draft first and publish it later. Qsite AI can help you shorten a text or make it easier to read.
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