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To organize your website and display exactly what they are looking for. Our visitors to us will come to get more information about a product, order or subscribe to our newsletter. 5. What do I like or dislike about my competitors' websites? It's also important to look at competitors' websites to copy what you find good and list what you don't like. You must therefore list the sites of your direct competitors or e-commerce sites that you find interesting and then list what you like. In Benin, I do not particularly know of an e-commerce site in the sale of shoes. We are therefore going to list the e-commerce sites selling shoes online and also the Simple Catalog model from Botamp.

WOLF & SHEPHERD Diadora Simple Catalog What I like On the homepage they highlight their best-selling products Sharing customer testimonials They showed the vision of their box What I do not like They used the homepage to display all of their products They didn't ask for visitors' australia phone number list email 6. What sets me apart from my competitors? You must highlight on your website, your strengths and how you stand out from the competition. List what you are going to highlight. We will focus on the quality of our products and on originality. Step 2: Prepare your site's images and content Group together all the important information you want to display on your website, for example: The images of your box (logo, photos, videos, etc.) Existing written texts (your slogan, mission, vision, etc.



The information you have about your target Competitor analyzes Your company colors and fonts to use for your site If you can put all this together, you are ready to create your website. Step 3: Create a sitemap A sitemap helps you visualize the hierarchy of pages you will need on your website. You can create a sitemap the old-fashioned way (pen and paper) or use an online tool. The steps above will help you figure out what your users want from your site, which will help you understand which pages you'll need. Map out your pages and add a short description to clearly define the purpose of each page. Here is the sitemap of the website we are going to build: Home: Guide visitors as quickly as possible to the best-selling products or to the information they are looking for.