The top of the screen

At the top you see the Qsite logo with the version number, the name of your site and, when you are in a folder, the name of that folder. On the right you see who is logged in.

Below that is the blue menu bar. Depending on your role you see:

Menu What you do there
Home (the house) Back to the start page. Hover over it for View website, which opens your site in a new tab.
Mailing Send newsletters to your members and see what was sent.
Design Templates, Redesign with AI and the colours of your site. Administrators only.
Forms Contact forms and other forms, and what visitors filled in.
Users Who can log in to the admin, and with which rights. Administrators only.
E-mail E-mail addresses and forward addresses on your domain. Administrators only.
Statistics Visitors and page views, and who logged in.
SEO How well your site can be found in Google, with AI help. Administrators only.
Settings Name, language and general options of the site. Administrators only.
Upload Manager Your images and files.
Help Short explanations and a form to ask support a question.
Log out End your session.
My site is new. Where can I see it?

Every new site is online straight away on a temporary address, for example yourname.qsite.site. Search engines do not index it, so you can work in peace. When your own domain points to Qsite, the site moves to your domain and the temporary address forwards to it. Use View website under Home in the admin to open your site.

How do I make a free site?

On the login screen click No site yet? Make one for free, or go to admin.qsite.com/aanmelden. Choose a template, the name and web address of your site, and fill in your name, e-mail address and a password. Click the link in the e-mail we send you within 48 hours, and your site is ready on yourname.qsite.site, with everything of Pro for the first 14 days.

Why do I not see my place in Google?

Positions appear once your site is linked to Google Search Console. Add the account shown on the SEO screen as a user of your site in Search Console. Positions are updated every Monday. A new site often needs a few weeks before Google shows it.

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