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While SEO can get people to your site, and stunning visuals will grab their attention, there are key elements your website copy needs to win over your audience and convert them to leads. Think of your website as your digital handshake. It’s vital for a great first impression and can be the make-or-break factor between someone choosing you or your competitor. 

Key elements your website copy needs: think of your website as your digital handshake. It's vital for a great first impression and can be the make-or-break factor between someone choosing you or your competitor.
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Build the Like, Know & Trust Factor

It’s been proven over and over again, people work with brands they like, know, and trust. Your website is the perfect place to create that connection. 

  • Get personal 

Write in the voice and tone and you use in your everyday life. You want to sound like you, not  like everyone else on the internet. Make sure to sprinkle into your blogs and and bios relatable stories and experiences, always tying back to your founder story. 

  • Show You Understand 

When reading your copy, the audience should immediately feel see and that you have a genuine understanding of the challenges they are facing in connecting to your service or product. Dont just jump into your solution and expertise. 

  • Highlight Your Shared Values 

Let your passion show through and don’t be afraid to showcase your commitment to their success. Speak from the heart and let them know why this work is important to you. Your audience wants to know that you’re in it with them. 

Key elements your website copy needs: No 1. Build the like, know and trust factor. It's been proven over and over again, people work with brands they like, know and trust. Your website is the perfect place to create that connection.
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Paint A Clear Picture of Their Transformation 

With each page of your website copy, you want to paint a clear picture of the transformation that your audience will experience when working with you. Otherwise, what’s the point of working with you? Remember to keep your authentic tone as you… 

  • Articulate their aspiration and create a vision for their ideal future 
  • Illustrate how your product or service addresses their needs and serves them in the short-term as well as the long term 
  • Convey tangible results and inspire your audience to action 
Key elements your website copy needs: No 2: Paint a clear picture of their transformation. Articulate their aspiration, illustrate how your product or service serves them in the short term and the long term, convey tangible results and inspire your audience to action.
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Include Social Proof 

Social proof is a critical component of every website. This can come in the form of client testimonies, case studies, or highlighting outlets where you have been featured or contributed. In case studies, you want to highlight their transformation and the results they have since experienced and back it up with testimonials. And while features and partnerships are not the sole reason someone will work with you, it can emphasize credibility while building that trust factor. 

Key elements your website copy needs: No 3. Include Social Proof: Social proof is a critical component of every website.
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You! Put A Face to the Brand 

For many small business owners, the brand is, in fact YOU! Share the journey you have been on to get where you are today, and make sure to include all of its twists and turns. This gives your audience a deeper understanding of the passion you bring to your business and makes you even more relatable. 

This is also a fantastic opportunity to share how your different experiences have contributed to your expertise and while setting you apart from your competitors. Invite them into your story and allow them to get to know you. 

The best part of each of these key elements is that you already have them within you. Now it’s just a matter of sharing them with your website copy. 

Key elements your website copy needs: No 4 You! Put a face to the brand. For many small business owners, the brand is in fact you! Share the journey you have been on to get where you are today and make sure to include all of it's twists and turns.
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Looking for a little more guidance when it comes to your website copy? 

Key elements your website copy needs: Website copy templates
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Website Copy Templates

Grab my WEBSITE COPY TEMPLATES, where I’ll guide you on the perfect structure for your copy, how to use your authentic voice, and even how to use my template with ChatGPT to make the drafting process that much easier. 

Key elements your website copy needs to win over your audience.
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