So now that you have your hosting, domain name and a website theme to work with it's important to have a look at what you put ON your website.

The majority of websites are not conversion tools, but just business cards. Many entrepreneurs spend a lot of time, money and energy on creating and designing their websites.

Your website is more than just an online business card. I get that you want that it looks good but it should be a lead magnet. Your website should generate leads and customers not win the prize of the best for the best-designed website of the year.

On your website, you can make it as easy as possible for your ideal customer to make choices to choose you.You want them to take action on your website and not that they are gone within 6 seconds. How long do people stay on a website? According to Nielsen Norman Group, the first 10 seconds are crucial. After about 30 seconds, you are more likely to hold the interest. On average, a user leaves a website in 59 seconds. So it's essential that you keep the attention of your ideal customer.What should be on your website and especially where should it be? Organizing your website in such a way that it attracts customers is a strategy that you can use.

A website almost always consists of several pages, but there are five pages that I want you to focus on in this module because they are the most important pages. Those are:1. Your homepage2. Your "About Me" page3. Your reference page4. Your sales pages5. Your payment page

Watch the video for more information and download the workbook to start creating a beautiful website that WORKS.

What do you put on your website

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