Contact

  1. Contact Form: Include a simple, user-friendly contact form where visitors can fill in their name, email address, subject, and message. Keep the form fields minimal to encourage submissions.

  2. Email Address: Display your business email address prominently on the page. Some visitors may prefer to communicate via email rather than using a contact form.

  3. Phone Number: If applicable, provide a phone number for customers to reach your customer support team directly. This adds a personal touch and reassures customers that they can reach a real person if needed.

  4. Business Address: Include your physical business address, especially if you have a brick-and-mortar store or warehouse. This helps build trust with customers who may want to verify your legitimacy.

  5. Social Media Links: Link to your social media profiles so customers can connect with you on other platforms. This can also be an alternative communication channel for some customers.

  6. Operating Hours: If you have specific hours of operation for customer support or inquiries, make sure to mention them on the contact page. This helps manage customer expectations regarding response times.

  7. FAQ Section: Consider including a brief FAQ section addressing common questions or concerns. This can help reduce the number of inquiries and provide quick answers to visitors.

  8. Map: If you have a physical location, embed a Google Map showing your store's location. This can be helpful for customers looking to visit in person.

  9. Feedback or Support Options: Provide links or buttons for customers to leave feedback or seek support through other channels, such as live chat or a help center.

  10. CTA (Call to Action): Encourage visitors to reach out by using a clear and compelling call-to-action button or text, such as "Contact Us" or "Get in Touch."

  11. Responsive Design: Ensure that your contact page is mobile-friendly and displays properly on various devices, as many visitors may access it from smartphones or tablets.