The front page of your website is the first impression your customers get of your business.
What are they looking for from you? How will you help them achieve it?
DO THESE QUESTIONS SOUND FAMILIAR?
Building your first website is confusing - do any of these questions ring a bell?
Where do I start?
I want to open up an online shop. I’m a bit overwhelmed by the options and costs. My customers need to be able to pay safely online with a credit card, and I need to be able to charge them the right costs for shipping.www.thegalleryshop.com.au
How do I make things easier?
My current site is so hard to maintain. I spend more time building the site than attracting customers. How do I make it easier to update? And the information has to be available to my users on Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter. Oh, and I need to be able to sell directly from Facebook. www.nellandoll.com.au
International Sales - How?
We've started selling internationally. We need to advertise and sell in US and Australian Dollars, Pounds and Euros. How can we take payment in all those currencies, and make sure we charge the correct rates for shipping to each country? We need to offer a signup discount to encourage customers who join our mailing list. Oh, and we need to showcase our press coverage, and let people know where to find our stockists. Duskii.com
You have a business to run. You are the chief marketing officer, recruiter, window dresser, salesman, driver, administrator and order clerk. Now you want to get on the web, but you don’t want to have to be a web guru as well. You’ve heard words like domain name, URL, registration, eCommerce, payment gateway, Google ranking, and anti-virus thrown around, and just want someone to cut through all the jargon and make it make sense.
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Thanks so much for all your efforts
I really appreciate it! As you know technology really isn't something I have a grip on. You have all made it no stress on my part and for that I'm incredibly grateful.
All the best www.Scottish Cashmere.com.au
WOW
What an amazing journey with an amazing woman, thank you Kim. Our first online retail store , one of many Yay!
You have been soooo patient and we can't thank you enough.
I hope you don't mind , I have passed your details onto a couple of other potential clients from my business course. www.photoeditions.com.au
It's going great!
Just coming of the back of two of my biggest months since we started. Thanks again for all your help
The website looks great and I've had lots of good feedback about it.
You ladies are great and I will be recommending you to those around me who want to go online - don't be surprised if i come knocking again to get some more work done :) www.rugtastic.com.au
Thank you!
Lovely people to work with, they are always happy to assist, support and explain processes required.
www.dredwardgraham.com
Customer Testimonials
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If you only do one thing for your site this week, make it turning on two-step authentication .
The good news - Shopify is very secure. The bad news, people aren't. So what do you do if one of your staff has used a weak password, and someone has guessed or pfished it, and got into your Shopify site? Or a virus on your machine has sent your password to the bad guys?
The first thing to do is DON'T PANIC - running around with your hair on fire is a natural response to that sinking feeling, but will make things worse. Jumping on to an infected machine and changing your password just gives them your new password.
