StoragePug knows the importance of sharing important information with your customers. We do it on our own website, so we want to make sure that you have the same ability! We have created a custom information page for you to share any information you would like with your website visitors. This page is great for things like rules and regulations.
With StoragePug's blog, you have the ability to provide content to your customers. The PugBlog also helps build your SEO ranking.
We recommend that you should have a backlog of blog post ready in advanced. With our Publish Later feature, we allow you to write and schedule your articles to automatically post for future dates. This allows you to build a marketing plan in advance and implement it months ahead of the game. This really come in handy for holidays, events, and trending topics.
Perhaps you've heard of a sitemap before, but have you ever seen one or know what they are used for? For the casual internet surfer, they aren't very important. In fact, it would be argued they don't matter at all. However, sitemaps are quite important in terms of SEO.
When it comes to online marketing, the reliability of hosting is key. A website along with online advertising and branding is a representation of the organization in all aspects. If a website goes down, the fault lies with the company in charge of the web hosting, but an online visitor doesn't know about this or care. Instead, their perception of that company is potentially (and likely) tainted.
Much like a vehicle should be reliable and safe when getting you from point A to point B, the vehicle for your online branding should be reliable and safe to load your content every time.
When it comes to building a self storage website, the pages on the site need to cover a few areas of information and functionality. At StoragePug, we break it down into categories: Rates, Online Bill Pay, Contact, Storage Help, and General Information. If a storage facility's website can adequately cover these categories, it will be able to take care of a tenant's needs.
Over the last 5 years digital technology has changed; a lot. As digital technology has progressed, customers expectations have changed. Today, customers demand more. This new age customer expects consistency online, on their phone and in person.
This help article originally appeared on the StoragePug Blog here.
The key to good website design is focusing on a limited number of objectives for your users. For a self storage website there are two absolutely necessary functions, and then are a few optional functions that are nice to have.
A primary function for a website is to open up a channel for communication. It should be effortless to find out relevant contact information on a self storage website. At StoragePug we believe that when someone comes to your self storage website they should be able to get all the information that they need, without scrolling around and searching for it.
