What Should Your About Web Page Say?

Details to include on your ABOUT web page

A good place to start for content is to answer the possible questions a website user might have for you.

Address these questions:

Who, What, Where, Why, and When – to make sure you’ve covered everything relevant.

What?

  • What does the company do (or make)?
  • What does it care about?
  • What’s different about your company?
  • What evidence is there that you are a trustworthy business (testimonials, memberships, awards, etc.)?
  • What disclaimers or limitations should I be aware of?

Where?

  • Where is your head office?
  • Where are your branch offices or facilities?
  • Where do you do business?
  • Where can your products be purchased?
  • Where can I find your blog or other social pages?

Why?

  • Why was the company created?
  • Why is it a good choice to buy from your business?
  • Why would a talented employee want to work for you?
  • Why are you a good partner?

Who?

  • Who is behind the company?
  • Who does the company serve?
  • Who do you partner with?
  • Who are you looking to hire?

When?

  • When was the company founded?
  • When is your business open?
  • When were the major milestones reached?

How?

  • How does your business offer value?
  • How do you serve your customers?
  • How do you make your products?
  • How can people at your company be reached?

Build Your Web Pages by Topic

You may feel you only need a few brief paragraphs to get the facts across. But when doing business online, the more information you can provide about yourself and your business, the better.

A new page for each major topic lets people find the information they want to see without being overwhelming.

Additionally, these targeted pages are great for SEO! 

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