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Accountants, bookkeepers, lawyers, consultants, financial advisers, architects. Someone hiring an adviser is buying judgment they cannot see yet, so the site has to show how you think before the first meeting.
Not "business services" but year-end accounts for sole proprietors, or leases for landlords. Specific services are what a prospect recognizes their problem in.
Small companies, landlords, families, the self-employed. Prospects look for themselves in the description of who you serve.
Articles that answer the questions clients ask you every week show expertise better than a list of credentials can.
Qualifications and memberships, and what the first conversation involves - how long, whether it is charged, what to bring.
Questions we answer every week
Tax
What can a sole proprietor deduct for a van?
Getting started
Do I need to register for sales tax?
Accounts
Year-end in five steps
Every Buildly site is built from the pages its design defines, with three collections that grow with you: services, projects and blog posts. This is how your kind of business fits into them.
| What you have | Where it goes |
|---|---|
| Each area of practice | Services, one page each, ending with a way to ask about it |
| Who you work with, and how | Your home and about pages, written from your answers |
| Articles answering common questions | Blog posts. On designs with a blog, Buildly writes your first posts after the build; how many depends on your plan |
| Case studies | Projects, each with its own page, described in your own words |
| First-consultation inquiries | The request form on each service page and your contact form, arriving in Leads |
Juno asks every business the same kinds of questions, in a conversation rather than a form, and phrases them her own way. Your answers are what make the site yours: the words are written from them, and the photographs Buildly chooses from its library are matched to what you say you do.
“What do you do, and who do you do it for?” is yours to answer in your own words. Juno will offer to draft why people choose you.
Everything the interview coversWhat do you do, and who do you do it for?
Bookkeeping and tax returns for tradespeople and small shops.
What are your main services?
Monthly bookkeeping, year-end accounts, payroll, and sales tax returns.
Why do people choose you rather than someone else nearby?
Fixed monthly fees, and you always speak to the same accountant.
None of it is required to start - the build can begin once Juno knows your business name, what you do and where - but each one makes the first draft closer to finished.
On designs with a blog, Buildly writes your site’s first posts after the build, from what you told Juno; how many depends on your plan. They are written in your name, so read each one, and switch off any you would not have written - a post that is switched off stays saved but leaves your site.
Yes. Open Blog and choose New post. A post has a title, a summary, tags, categories, a cover photo and the article itself. Writing and editing your own words uses no sparks.
Add them as projects, described in your own words: what the problem was, what you did, and where. Each gets a page of its own. Leave names out unless the client has agreed to be named.
Something else on your mind? Browse the help center.
Tell Juno what you advise on and who you work with, and Buildly writes the pages - and the first articles - a careful client reads before getting in touch.
Juno
Buildly’s website builder
Hi - I’m Juno. I’ll ask a few things about your business, then build your website from what you tell me.
Tell Juno about your businessTakes a few minutes. No design skills.
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