Squarespace vs. Shopify: Adding a Website to Your Brand Design Package
Your brand is more than just your logo and colors…
It's the entire customer experience. And your website is often the first point of contact between you and potential customers.
A professionally designed website will help you:
Create a consistent brand experience. Your website should reflect your brand identity perfectly, from the visuals to the tone of voice. This will help you build trust with customers and make a lasting impression.
Look professional and credible. A well-designed website shows potential customers that you're a serious business. This is especially important if you're targeting high-end customers or corporate clients.
Establish credibility. Customers are more likely to do business with companies that have a professional website. It shows that you're invested in your business and that you're committed to providing a good customer experience.
Improve your SEO. A well-designed and SEO-friendly website will help you rank higher in search engine results pages (SERPs). This means that more potential customers will find your website when they search for products or services like yours
Which platform is right for you?
If you're selling products online, Shopify is a great choice. It has all the features you need to manage your online store, including product management, payment processing, and shipping integration.
If you're a service-based business, Squarespace is a good option. It's easy to use and has built-in features for showcasing your work, scheduling appointments, and accepting payments.
Why work with So Swell Studio?
I'm passionate about helping businesses create websites that reflect their brand and attract their ideal customers. I know that a well-designed website can make a big difference in the success of a business, and I'm committed to creating websites that my clients are proud of. If you're ready to invest in a professionally designed brand & website, I'd love to chat about your goals and see how we can make it happen.
