THE SUBMISSION PROCESS

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THE SUBMISSION FORM

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Please include complete social media URL i.e. https://www.instagram.com/your-unique-profile/
Choosing a domain name is one of the most important aspects of building a website or an online presence in general.A domain name is a unique address for a website that can be acquired through domain registration. Usually, it consists of a website name and a domain name extension. A memorable domain will strengthen your branding and help your audience find your website.
You can confirm domain availability here.

You don’t have to recreate the wheel when you’re coming up with your web address. You want people to be able to find you easily. Create a simple URL that involves your business’ name so that people can get to your site without having to do too much work.
A website tagline is a short line of text that aims to communicate the site's main focus. Taglines are usually eight to 12 words long and may appear in different forms, such as part of the web site's logo, next to a representative photo or beside the site's title on the splash page .
It’s not enough to know what your website is for, everyone who is unfamiliar with your business needs to know as well. When someone lands on your site, two things should instantly be clear: what you do and what you want the visitor to do.
Keywords are words or phrases that users type into search engines to find relevant content for their queries. Because keywords come from search queries, incorporating these terms into your content strategy helps search engines rank your website pages and users find your content when looking for it.
Choose three colors for your website color palette: a main (or primary) color (60% of website), a secondary color (30% of website), and an accent color (10% of website).
Explore color codes or alternatively attach submit and image of your color palette with the rest of your content.
Logos are images, texts, shapes, or a combination of the three that depict the name and purpose of a business – to put it simply. However, a logo can and should be more than a symbol of identification. If designed well, it also tells a company's story, by conveying your brand message. Explore the logo-verse around you and include links to three logo's you most resonate with.
Choose from the exceptional range of Google Fonts. Explore the Serif, Slab Serif, Sans Serif, Display and Handwriting filters on the left hand side of the page.
Please submit your choices for the following:
1) PRIMARY FONT / HEADER TEXT (that looks great in a bigger size and does a good job of grabbing attention.
2) SECONDARY FONT / BODY TEXT (that is both legible and easily readable).
3) Optional TERTIARY / ACCENT FONT (to quickly catch the eye).
Your homepage is the grand entree. Though not every visitor will enter via the main entrance (e.g. because of search results or ads), for most people this is the first page they will see.

What to put on the homepage of your website:
- A headline and subheading
- Explanation of the product or service
- Links to important pages e.g product categories
- A CTA / Call To Action | A clear call to action lets the reader know what action to take.
- Social proof such as reviews and testimonials
- Any other content that sparks curiosity and strengthens your message
Visitors decide in seconds whether a webpage is relevant or not. Make sure to catch the visitor’s attention immediately, tell a compelling story and focus on their needs.
The about page on your website is key to introducing your company or brand and building trust with your audience and potential customers. Not only does it give you credibility, but it also helps to humanize your brand and connect with readers by presenting the people and story behind the business.Add in some fun facts, team pictures, milestones, company values etc. Whatever makes you stand out from competitors and resonates with readers.
The service page describes all your services. Though that sounds easy, the trick is to organize it in a way that’s clear, compact and easy to digest for the reader. If you offer a lot of services, think about how to structure the page. You might need one main page that contains links to specific services.
The comments section is a feature on most online blogs, news websites, and other websites in which the publishers invite the audience to comment on the published content. This is a continuation of the older practice of publishing letters to the editor.
A search bar on your website will let your visitors find what they are looking for faster. This accomplishes two things: It makes your website visitors happy. They needed something, they found it, and they are more likely to come back to your website the next time they need something in your area of expertise.
People read reviews and make many of their decisions based on them. So, if you have rave reviews, you want people to see them when they visit your site. This will give them peace of mind about your business’ reputation. It may also influence them to leave a similar review after they do business with you and have a great experience.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ) pages are Q&A-style pages that most brands build to answer queries that slip through the cracks. FAQs are targeted to give a complete sense of query satisfaction to the client. Some examples are pricing information, cancellation queries, shipping queries, or return policies.
Besides making your contact information easy to find, you also want to give them different ways to contact you. Phone, email, and a website form are all good options. Make it obvious that you value feedback, questions and customer interaction.
If you're running a business, you'll probably want to get more leads. It's a huge reason why you need a contact form. Publishing a contact form makes it easy for new customers to get in touch.
Clearly communicate what your form is for. If you have several lines of business, you might have multiple contact forms for different uses. For example: sales inquiries form, customer support form, online order form, callback request form, etc. Please specify fields: name, surname, contact number, email address, inquiry, etc.
Apply for a PayFast account. Upon approval provide your payment button link, merchant ID, Merchant Key & Passphrase for payment gateway set-up. Alternatively provide login details to your Payfast Dashboard to enable me to set-up the payment gateway on your behalf.

Payfast is an effective payment solution to enable you to accept online payments.
1. COMPELLING PRODUCT TITLES & DESCRIPTIONS
TITLES: Your product title is like a headline - it needs to grab attention in search results and listings. Include relevant keywords that people might search for, but keep it concise and informative.
DESCRIPTIONS: This is your chance to shine! Craft a detailed description that highlights the product's features, benefits, and how it solves a customer's problem. Use clear, concise language and bullet points to break up the text.

2. HIGH-QUALITY IMAGES & VIDEOS
IMAGES: High-resolution photos are crucial. Shoppers can't physically touch your product, so clear and detailed images are essential. Show your product from multiple angles, including close-ups and lifestyle shots in use.
VIDEOS: Consider adding short product videos to showcase functionality and features in a dynamic way.

3. TRANSPARENT PRICING & AVAILABILITY:
PRICE: Be upfront about your pricing, including any taxes or fees. Highlight any special offers or discounts.
AVAILABILITY: Clearly state if a product is in stock or on backorder. Consider using a real-time inventory management system to avoid disappointing customers.

4. ADDITIONAL DETAILS THAT MATTER
SPECIFICATIONS: Include relevant technical specifications like dimensions, weight, materials, and other details depending on your product category.
SHIPPING & RETURNS: Clearly outline your shipping options, costs, and estimated delivery times. Also include your return policy to give customers peace of mind. Social Proof: Include customer reviews and ratings to build trust and encourage potential buyers.
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