Don't waste your marketing budget on a broken foundation
Imagine that you open a new, expensive store in town. You advertise big. People are coming. But the sign is indistinct, the door shears and the interior is from 2008. How many people do you think buy something?
This is exactly how many companies do their marketing today: they invest in ads, SEO, social media, and campaigns — but drive all traffic to a website that doesn't meet the mark.
Your website is not a brochure — it's the hub of everything
We meet many companies who see the website as a necessary evil, something that is “redone” every five years. But the truth is that the website is Where your digital brand lives and converts.
Everything else — ads, content, SEO — is spokes. The home page is the hub. Without a strong hub, your market investments are unstable, inefficient and, in the worst case, completely ineffective.
How a Bad Website Is Sabotaging Your Market Efforts
- Ads are clicked — but bounce rate skyrockets
- UX flaws create uncertainty and lost business
- Charging times kill patience and conversions
- Outdated design signals low credibility
- Unclear CTA = no one knows what to do
- Your brand is losing power — your website doesn't reflect who you are
We have previously written about the importance of UX and how it affects business, and this is really where it is decided. The website is not the end of the customer journey — it is the place where decisions are made.
“But we have a website...
Common objection. But is it really up to date? Mobile-optimized? Available as required by law? Sure?
Here are some quick check questions:
- Does it load fast?
- Is it easy to navigate on your mobile?
- Does it guide the user to a clear next step?
- Does the design and tonality feel contemporary and brand-building?
- Is it available according to Accessibility Directive?
- Is it safe? (Hint: How to secure your WordPress site)
If you answer “nja” to several of these -- start there, not with more ads.
When the website is right, everything else takes off
We've seen it time and time again: when we help customers get their website in order, it improves everyone Key figures:
- Conversion rate goes up
- Return on ad cost improves
- More leads per click
- Fewer wasted campaign crowns
Before you increase your ad budget or launch a new campaign — make sure your website holds up to the pressure.
It doesn't matter if you sell products, services, solutions or ideas — your website is often the place where decisions are made, relationships begin, and trust is built. So before you send more visitors there — make sure they are met by something that truly represents you.
Do you want an honest second opinion or a clear analysis of how your website is doing today? Get in touch — we are happy to help.
