Would you hand a potential customer a brochure full of spelling mistakes?
Probably not.
Yet many business websites contain typos, grammatical errors and awkward wording that can quietly damage trust.
Sometimes it’s obvious mistakes. Other times it’s subtle issues, such as inconsistent spelling or using American spelling throughout an Australian business website.
Your website is often the first impression a potential customer has of your business.
If visitors spot mistakes, they may start questioning your attention to detail, professionalism and credibility.
The good news is that fixing these issues is often quick, simple and inexpensive.
When was the last time you carefully reviewed every page of your website?
If you’d like to learn about other common marketing mistakes that may be costing your business enquiries, leads and sales, download a free copy of Rusty’s Marketing Checklist:
https://www.gimaev.com.au/checklist/
The checklist covers 23 common marketing mistakes and opportunities that many businesses overlook.
