SSMCommunications

Our completely unofficial website repair guide:

Step 1: Panic.

Step 2: Refresh the page twelve times.

Step 3: Call us.

(You can skip the first two.)

By all appearances, your website is working. People are filling out your contact form, and everything seems to be moving in the right direction.

Until you start reading the messages.

They're asking about services you don't offer, projects you don't take on anymore, and work that isn't a good fit for your business.

You start wondering if people are actually reading your website. They probably are.

Your website is likely doing exactly what it was designed to do. The problem is, it was designed to attract an audience that no longer matches the business you are today.

If your business has changed, your website should reflect it.

Let's chat.

The word trust didn't change, but the way you feel about it probably did.

While a font doesn't change the meaning of a word, it can influence how your business comes across to others. Some fonts feel professional. Some feel playful. Some feel trustworthy. And some feel like they belong on a child's birthday invitation.

The same goes for the fonts on your website. Visitors start forming opinions about your business long before they read every word on the page.

Choose your fonts carefully.

Your fonts are saying something. Is it the right thing? Let's chat.