Give vital Information
What do you actually do? How do you do it? Finding this information is probably the reason why about 90% of your users are on the About Us page to begin with. Try not to delve deeply into impressive statistics or what your strong beliefs about your industry are before confirming with potentially high-end users that they’ve definitely come to the right place.Get personality and benefit across clearly
When we discussed the importance of conveying a consistent feel and attitude across logo, brand name, headings and more, this also applies to the About Us page/s and can be achieved fairly simply.Think about what personality is going to be consistent from introduction to giving information and to sale, and how that can be conveyed in your language. Are you a highly experienced firm that is proud of its achievements and has historical points of interest? Are you a fun and exciting gym that loves all of its members? Whatever your stance is, it needs to come across in your writing in such a way that your audience immediately picks up on the vibe and feels included. When they leave your About Us page to look at products or content, they should continue with the same mood you set them up with.
Be social
Does your business have a figurehead that is commonly involved in several aspects of customer interaction? Be sure to list them right at the top with a happy profile picture and description.Are there also key staff members that make the business what it is? Be sure to list them and their positions as well. Some websites list their staff with descriptions a whole new web page in an effort to engage the idea that certain fields of services or outcomes are handled by very personal and professional experts.
Give proof where appropriate
Testimonials and success stories have several homes on most websites, and the About Us is a great place to list your best. Be sure to cover the scope of your key services and benefits, and don’t get stuck into the details - your user should be able to simply understand how their needs might relate.Other helpful aspects to include are authentication and awards. Keep it short and sweet as you may need to update this regularly, and provide some simple imagery to get the point across. If you have some stand out strategic partnerships or previous users be sure to list them.
Use simple and effective design
Layout, colouring and design elements should allow users to begin and finish reading where you want them to in the most straightforward way possible. Although, this is easier said than done… here are some ideas that might help you out using the UK Coca-Cola About Us page as an example.‘Our Leadership Priorities’ gives an up to date nod to the company’s Corporate Responsibility, which does wonders for their public image and what you quickly learn about the brand’s personality.
After the big boxes about where the company came from, what they’re up to now and where they’d like to go is done, you have a mini-library of options to choose from and continue to become engaged with the business. And on the side of these pages is a constant ‘browse our brands’ option users notice that makes it all worthwhile!
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