The 4 Step Process for Perfect Website Content Writing

May 18, 2018 | Blogging, Content Creation

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Kevin Fouche

The 4 Step Process for Perfect Website Content Writing

Posted by Kevin Fouche, Pixel Fish Director

Kevin handles the planning, design, launch and training of every website that Pixel Fish creates. He ensures that every website is highly engaging and aligned with our client’s goals. With over 20 years of design and web industry experience to draw upon, Kevin aims to pass on his knowledge to our clients and like-minded businesses wanting to grow their online presence.

We are often asked by our clients where to start with writing the content for their new website. Let’s explore The 4 Step Process for Perfect Website Content Writing.

They often ask questions such as: How do I choose what to write on my website?  Is writing content for the web different to print? If the website looks good, does it even matter what I write?

Well, the answer is a resounding YES! Your website content matters more now than ever before.

Website Content matters

Even with the best design and functionality, a website will not help grow your business unless your potential clients can engage with the content. When you are deciding on the structure of your new site you should be thinking about your content.

Lack of planning leads to confusing websites. If someone who comes to your site is confused, they won’t stick around very long and certainly won’t do much reading.

Follow a 4-Step Content Process – Before diving head first into your website project, sit down with your team and plan your website.

Coming up with clear content should involve the following process.

The 4 Step Process for Perfect Website Content Writing

1. Planning

Before you start writing, think critically about a few things:
• Who is your target mark?
• What information are they looking for?
• How can you help them?
• What tone of voice is needed to communicate efficiently?

Further reading: Why Quality Copywriting Matters for Your Website

2. Writing

The best way to create your website content is to dedicate the appropriate time and focus on getting it done to a high level. Ensure you give yourself and your team the time and space to write effectively. Rushed content written late at night often comes across poorly.

Further reading: The 3 keys to writing for the web

3. Rewriting

Whilst your first draft may have been impressive, cast your eye over your content again and imagine you now are your ideal customer. How can you further improve what you have written? What could you do to improve your website content?

Further reading: Writing Simple and Effective Website Content

4. Proofing

Make sure you thoroughly go over your final content with fresh eyes. Nothing creates a bad impression like poor spelling or incorrect grammar. If possible, get someone outside of the business to have a review.

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