Website Footers for Online Teachers & Coaches

About this episode

This episode discusses the importance and elements of effective website footers for online teachers and coaches.

Are you struggling with website footers for your course pages, your coaching website, or even your community sales pages? In this lesson, we’re learning all about website footers. We’re learning what to put on there, how to treat them as global footers across all pages, and what to do so that you don’t have a dead end when a user scrolls to the bottom of your page. This way, they’ll have something useful to click on, to learn, or to subscribe to. 😰Here are the challenges course creators may face when they don’t use website footers: • Site visitors will hit a dead end when visiting their websites • Prospects may find hard to find what they’re looking for in the site • Site visitors will have little or no information about your website • They may not be able to show prospects the services they offer • It may be hard for prospects to find their social media from the site 💡Here are the top things you need to know about website footers: • Website footers are those things at the bottom of your page • It’s common so it’s across multiple pages • Footers could be on websites or other systems like community systems • You can list out your key services, provide links, contacts, social…

Topics covered

• website footers
• online teaching
• coaching websites
• user experience
• course creation

Keywords

• website footers
• online courses
• coaching
• user engagement
• website design

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