Different websites will have different needs and will, therefore require various features to be added that are important to the success of those sites. For instance, an eCommerce site that sells products may need some inventory control feature to ensure that the items listed for sale are available and in stock. While critical to the success of an eCommerce site, this feature would be pointless on a site for an accounting firm that is promoting the services they offer, but not actually selling physical products online. Regardless of a site’s needs, however, one feature that is critical to all sites’ success is mobile-friendliness and responsive design support.

What Is Responsive Capture Page, Landing Page?

Responsive capture landing page layout allows a site’s layout to change as the screen size being used to view that site changes. A widescreen display can receive a site design with multiple columns of content while a small screen can have that same content presented in a single column with text and links that are appropriately sized to be read and used on that smaller display.

So why is responsive Capture Page, Landing Page, or Web Page Design the most important feature that you can add? Here are 4 key reasons:

1. Supporting the Multi-Device User

We live in a world where our sites are not only being visited by a variety of different devices and screen sizes, but the same customers are returning to our sites at different times using these different devices. This means that to best support their experience, our sites must work well regardless of which device they may be using at a given time. The same content that they have access to on one device must be present when they return on other devices to ensure consistency in the information that they are seeking.

If a customer is visiting your site looking for information or using a specific feature, and they return later on a different device but cannot find that same information (perhaps because you decided to not include it on a “mobile-only” version of the site), then you run the very likely risk that that person will simply leave your site and take their business elsewhere. By ensuring consistency of information across all devices, but with a layout and experience suited to each individual screen size, you do your best to support your customers and do not give them any reason to abandon your site halfway through their overall experience.

2. One Site to Rule Them All

It’s hard enough to keep one website updated and relevant. Trying to keep multiple sites up to date and consistent with messaging is even more of a challenge. This is why a responsive layout is much preferred over separate websites for desktop displays and mobile phones.

Having one website to manage and one place to manage that site from will make it easier to keep the site updated. If you build your websites using a platform like the cloud-based Webydo and leverage their Pixel Perfect Responsive Editor, you will be able to centralize all management of that site while still having total control over how that site displays for different screens.

3. Improved Search Engine Rankings

Google has long recommended using responsive web design to support different devices and screen sizes, but the search engine took this recommendation a step further last year when they began adding a “Mobile Friendly” label to websites that used this approach when those sites appeared in a search results page on a mobile device.

While this designation was a nice to have, Google said at the time that they envisioned using mobile-friendliness as a ranking signal in the future. Well, as of April 21st, 2015, that came to fruition and Google began rewarding sites that were built responsively for multi-device support.

By rewarding sites that are mobile-friendly, Google is effectively penalizing those that are not, making the responsive layout design an important factor in SEO (search engine optimization) strategy plans!

4. Future Scalability

One of the best things about a responsive website is that this approach gives you the best chance to support newer devices and screens in the future. Responsive sites are fluid, scaling up or down as needed to best fit the screens being used to access the site. This means that as new devices hit the market with screen sizes unlike what we have seen before, our responsive websites will already be prepared to meet those new devices with a design and experience best suited to whatever screen sizes they throw at us.

In Closing

Every website, capture page, or landing page, regardless of that site’s goals or the audience that it serves, will benefit from a display that works great across different screen sizes and on various devices. By ensuring that responsive layout design is a feature that you make a priority on all website projects.

Before we answer this question, tell us one thing: “why would you like to start a new outlet or office under a favorable situation”? We know the answer you want to expand your business or to earn more profits. Now imagine the possibilities of your expansion or greater profits in this demanding world, where a website can do much more for you and at a much lower cost because of the global target market and effective ROI (Return on Investment)

Here is a list of reasons that we have compiled for you, that may help you to understand why you need a website.

1. Your competition has one

If you are in direct competition with another business that has a website, they have a clear advantage – especially if they are adequately marketing their Website.

2. Improve Your Customer Service

Making a website makes it possible and even more effective for you to provide instantly viewable content and even downloads too. This can include brochures, technical guides, user guides, instructions and so much more. You can provide F.A.Q.S for your visitors to look up their question and get instant answers that are frequently asked which can save a lot of time and hassle for you and your customer.

Your website is a great place to gain interactive feedback from your customers and prospective clients. You can also use forms, surveys, and questionnaires to get valuable marketing and other information that you require.

All this provides value to your customers and can even eliminate the need for many people to call your customer service line thus saving your costs and time.

3. People will search for you online

Technology like the Internet and smartphones has changed the way how we search for data online instantly. Sooner or later, someone’s going to type your name or business into a search engine. What do you want them to find? Nothing, or worse yet, your competition. These are people who want to find you. They are looking for what you are selling, and if you don’t have a Website then you’re letting them down they expect to find you online. For many people, you might as well not exist if you can’t be found with a search engine. Not having a Website is like not bothering to get listed in the phone book. Can you run your business without a phone? In this “Information Age,” we live in being online is vital.

4. Websites are Great Advertising

Whatever you’re advertising or marketing services, products or just yourself a Website is a great way to do it. Every other kind of advertising going costs a premium, especially if you want to target a specific kind of person, and there’s no guarantee that they’re paying attention. Websites are like brochures that are free to reproduce, interactive, and quickly distributed to people who are already looking for them. No advertising medium even comes close to the ease-of-use and effectiveness of a Website.

5. Your open 24/7

Your website will allow your business or organization to be open 24/7 (24 hours a day, seven days a week and even 365 days in a year). Many people surf the Web in the evening when most businesses are closed. But if you have a Website then they can find you easily, you are just as good as open. Is your competition open 24 hours a day, seven days a week? The world is your oyster especially with a Website, which allows your communication with audiences worldwide (as long as you both understand the same language). Geographical locations or time zones are no longer a problem with the 24/7 availability of a Website. We even provide automated solutions to respond back to your customers automatically.

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1st.  You’ll need a like page. Click Here if you don’t have a Facebook Like Page and need to create one.

Example of Facebook Fan/Like page:

2nd.  Post the link you want the user to go to when you do it will bring up an image, same time it will give you an option to upload an image. Add your image, same time you can also change the title and the description by click on it, then post it.

Example:

3rd.  Click on the Date/Time from that post, that will take you to a new page with that post only. Now on the top, you will see that it has its own link, It will be a long link that you need a copy.

Your post should look something like this below:

4th.  Now you can take that link and go to any Facebook groups, Your Pages, or Message and after you paste it and then post! You’ll see that after you post that link, it will show up the image you added on your like page. The user won’t know what you did nor that they will go to your like page when they click on the image, it will take them to the link you used on the like page

Note:  Soon as you post the link it will show an image, then you can also remove that link from your post but the image will stay and you can add your own text and link to make the post look even better.