We have a new website!
Annabel Barnes • 30 July 2021
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For the past few weeks we have been working behind the scenes to create a new website. We understand the importance of our online presence, for existing clients and our potential clients and decided that our one page website was in need of a revamp.
When I decided to give our website an overhaul, one thing I noticed was that when visiting my site, you didn’t get to meet the ‘true me’. I hope people will connect with me now that they have an insight of my background and my passion for bookkeeping and accountancy. I believe it’s vital to connect with my clients, developing a rapport and ensuring that communication is always key.
If you haven’t got a website already for your business then it’s really worth investing in. The investment will be small in comparison to the leads it will generate for you to help your business to thrive. The first point of call when people are looking for a product or service is always the internet, so if you’re not present, you are less likely to be found! A website shows your audience that you are a genuine and credible business, displaying testimonials on your website (as we have) helps your potential clients to make an informed decision about whether or not to use your services or purchase your products. A great recommendation goes a long way in building trust. If you’re a current client of Bluebells Bookkeeping Limited and you don’t have a testimonial on our website, then please drop us an email, we would love to hear from you!
We hope what we have created is captivating and informative. We would appreciate any feedback you have.
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