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Packaging design is the process of creating a product's packaging by combining design elements to communicate the product's identity, features, and brand story. It's an important part of a product's marketing strategy and can help with brand recognition, customer loyalty, and purchasing decisions. Software: Photoshop

Everyone loves when something is made just for them: a custom ring, a handmade card, or a unique outfit. Customization strengthens our feelings of individuality and usually provides a product or service more tailored to our exact needs and wants. But customization takes time, and time is a limited resource for small business owners. So how can we offer customizations but still have time to grow our client base? Systems! You can build systems within your business that support customization for clients - without adding hours onto your plate to provide it! This is exactly how we are able to provide customized options to our clients. And if you don't know where to start, our systems audit can help. Head to our website or send us a DM for more info! #systems #customization #businessbuilding

It's Tip Tuesday! Part of our brand voice for JnM Web Creations is to be trustworthy, and with that, we love being able to offer tips that will help you as a business owner. Whether that's a way to streamline your business process, improve your existing website, talk about customer service or anything else. We love to help! So today's tip is about customer service, and how it relates to your website. Your website is your first customer service tool. Let your website BE that tool for your current and future customers. If you have a lot of clients asking you specific questions time and time again, create a frequently asked questions page that already answers those often asked about questions. A services page seems like an obvious page on your website, but if it's not explaining well enough to your future clients HOW you can help them solve their problem, it's not working well enough for you or your clients. Put yourself in your clients' perspective and create the content on your website that ANSWERS their need!

A website refresh absolutely cannot start unless you - - delve into discovery - understand the website and business goals, define the objectives - audit the existing website - do deep cleaning - throw out what is useless, improve what is useful - use the brand guide intelligently (however outdated it may seem to you) Check out the 2 min video on quick tips to start a website redesign project https://lnkd.in/gPCaX_zn

A great website is your business’s best salesperson. Is yours doing its job? Check the link in my bio for a free audit! #digitalmarketing #webdesign #webdevelopment #inspirationalquote #webdev #DesignInspiration #UXDesign #WebDesign #GraphicDesign #DesignQuotes #innovation #quoteoftheday #creativedesign

A new website is an investment which will increase your sales and enhance your customer service, but good planning is everything.

What is White Labeling? h Maintaining your brand is vital for all companies and organizations. Your brand helps build awareness, visibility, and customer trust in your company. But often, companies need to use other software or systems within their company, like client or board portal software. This can lead to confusion for customers and clients if they don’t recognize the brand. They might think they’re being scammed or that they’ve accessed the wrong business. That’s where white labeling comes in. A white-labeled platform is simply a platform built by another company that you rebrand and customize so it becomes an extension of your digital landscape. This allows your customers and clients to still feel secure with the name and brand they recognize and trust, all without requiring you to invest the time, money, or effort in creating original software.ttps://https://lnkd.in/dDKnjYgg

It's Tip Tuesday! Part of our brand voice for JnM Web Creations is to be trustworthy, and with that, we love being able to offer tips that will help you as a business owner. Whether that's a way to streamline your business process, improve your existing website, talk about customer service or anything else. We love to help! So today's tip is about customer service, and how it relates to your website. Your website is your first customer service tool. Let your website BE that tool for your current and future customers. If you have a lot of clients asking you specific questions time and time again, create a frequently asked questions page that already answers those often asked about questions. A services page seems like an obvious page on your website, but if it's not explaining well enough to your future clients HOW you can help them solve their problem, it's not working well enough for you or your clients. Put yourself in your clients' perspective and create the content on your website that ANSWERS their need!

Want to design your own personal website that converts leads into customers? (Here's exactly what you need to include) Hero Section Essentials Most visitors focus on the hero section, so make it count with these key elements: Clear Product Positioning: → Make sure it’s instantly clear what your product is about. Concise Product Description: → Describe your product in one or two lines so visitors understand its value immediately. Highlight Key Features: → Briefly showcase the main benefits or unique aspects of your product. Subscription Offer: → Mention the subscription options upfront to set clear expectations. 7-Day Free Trial (CTA): → Offer a 7-day free trial with a strong call-to-action button to entice new users. Secure Transaction Statement: → Add a line about safe, secure transactions for added trust. When visitors see "Free," they’re more likely to try and eventually buy your product. Want to learn more about this? Follow me Syed Ali PS: I found this hero section design on Dribbble, and it’s one of my favorites

Business Owners…Listen Up!!! Your website won't convert ideal clients if you haven't mapped out your customer journey. Think of it like a railway—it's a defined path the train takes to reach its destination. The train never deviates from its path unless it's in a blockbuster movie. That's the kind of precision and clarity you need when designing your website's customer journey. Here are 9 essential steps to guide your customer's journey: 1. Define the problem. 2. Show that you understand their needs. 3. Present the solution. 4. Introduce your services. 5. Explain how your service addresses their problem. 6. Highlight what makes your services superior. 7. Outline the benefits of using your services. 8. Overcome any barriers to purchase. 9. Provide clear instructions on the next steps. Remember, guiding them doesn't mean focusing on yourself. It's all about your customer: their needs and what they're looking for. Keep this in mind! CC: Google Search Console Overview - for one of our clients website at Azcella Digital