If you’re creating content for your new website, let’s start with the easy stuff and check off what you’ll need for your contact page.
Here’s how to write your contact page:
Include Your Basic Contact Info
- Store address
- Phone number
- Email address
- Hours of operation
If you work remotely, or don’t have a physical location that customers visit, you should still include a mailing address. This sends a positive signal to Google and your customers that you are a real business.
Include a Contact Form
We’ll include a basic contact form that includes these fields:
- First Name
- Last Name
- Phone (optional)
- Message
It’s important to keep your contact form simple. The less people have to fill out, the better. Just get their basic information to collect leads.
If you need a more advanced form, we can create one elsewhere on your site.
Confirmation Message
After the user submits the contact form, they’ll see a confirmation message. This is your chance to say “Thank you for getting in contact!”. You can also let users know when they should expect to hear from you, or if there’s anything they should do next while they wait for your response.
Notifications
You’ll receive an email notification every time someone submits a form. We can also set up these notifications to go to multiple email addresses, and also send a notification to the user who sent the form. Let us know what works for you.
Embed Google Maps
If you have a physical location customers visit, we’ll embed a Google Maps map so users can find you you and get directions to your business.