Pipeflow

Websites as a business tool.

Eight ideas that help your web design agency reach managing directors, partners and skilled professionals on LinkedIn.

What a website should achievePipeflow Web Design

Before we plan a website, we ask: what should a visitor do in the end? Call, book, apply? That one answer shapes the structure of the whole site.

Example of a text tile

8 ideas for web designers.

More factual than Instagram, with sample text.

  1. 01

    What a website should achieve

    A factual post about the fact that a website has a job to do, such as bringing in enquiries, applications or bookings.

    Example
    Before we plan a website, we ask: what should a visitor do in the end? Call, book, apply? That one answer shapes the structure of the whole site.
  2. 02

    Project report

    Describe the starting point, approach and result of an approved project, without made-up figures.

    Example
    We rebuilt the website for a trade business. Reference photos and a short enquiry form are now at its heart. Since then the business has kept its references up to date itself.
  3. 03

    Accessibility as a duty and an opportunity

    Explain why accessible websites are becoming more important for many businesses, and keep it general and accurate.

    Example
    Accessibility affects more people than many think: older visitors, people with poor eyesight or anyone looking at their phone in the sun. We take them into account from the start. We are happy to discuss which requirements apply to your business.
  4. 04

    Introducing partners

    Introduce a photographer, a copywriter or a hosting company you work with.

    Example
    A good website needs good copy. That is why on many projects we work with a copywriter who speaks our clients' language. Design and content then become one whole.
  5. 05

    Job ad: development

    Look for new team members with an honest view of projects and team.

    Example
    We are looking for support in front-end development. With us you build websites for small and medium-sized businesses and are involved from the first draft to launch. We look forward to hearing from you.
  6. 06

    Our process in five steps

    Describe your project process so that prospects know what to expect.

    Example
    Our process is always the same: conversation, structure, design, build, launch. After every step we check in with the client. That prevents nasty surprises at the end.
  7. 07

    Apprenticeship or internship

    Show how you train young people and what tasks they take on.

    Example
    This week our apprentice built his first subpage himself, from design to testing on a phone. We train apprentices because we want to grow good people ourselves. We welcome applications for next year.
  8. 08

    Why we don't take on every project

    An honest post about your focus, such as particular industries or project sizes.

    Example
    Sometimes we say no. Not out of arrogance, but because we make the biggest difference for small businesses. If you are a good fit, you get our full attention.

Or let Pipeflow plan it for you.

From your website

Pipeflow reads what you offer and plans posts from it. No website? A few sentences about your business are enough.

With images

Photos from your website, your own photos, AI images or text tiles in your colours.

You approve

Nothing goes out until you approve it. You can edit, ask for a rewrite or pause at any time.

Try it with your websitePilot phase: free to try.