I’m in the process of building my website.

We’re happy to help you make TheChickenPet.com the coop-tastic haven for chicken enthusiasts. Here are some ideas to get your creative feathers a-fluttering:

Here are some Kadence-specific Plugins;

Kadence Conversions: Turn visitors into customers with targeted popups, opt-in forms, and other conversion optimization tools. This premium plugin integrates seamlessly with the Kadence theme for a smooth user experience.

Kadence Blocks: This free plugin by the Kadence team itself is a must-have. It expands your design possibilities with tons of pre-built content blocks, from sliders and galleries to call-to-action buttons and testimonials.

There’s a good chance you know your target audience much better than anyone else here. What I might think is engaging and informative might be a terrible approach for your particular audience. What sort of information are most people who keep chickens looking for? What can you do to keep visitors returning for more?

I recommend browsing the WP Showcase section for ideas that would appeal to your audience. Even if these sites use a different theme, if you see something you like there’s a good chance it could be accomplished with Kadence and/or some plugin. If you have reasonable HTML and CSS coding skills it might be possible to replicate any effect you find in the showcase on your own site.

Hello. Let me first show you the most important things that immediately caught my eye.

1. The name of your company is already in the navigation menu with a visible name, so You don’t have to put another one bellow the navigation bar ??
2. A large amount of text on the homepage can discourage reading. Try to use catchy headlines that will attract the attention of your audience and shorten the texts under the headlines.
3. If possible, try to upload images (like this one in a footer) as transparent. Just to make it look better ??

Now, as for plugins, I can recommend Happy Elementor Addons, thanks to which you can, for example, create interesting-looking buttons on the website :).

And really, you could have a homepage that talks about the information users will find on your site. You can also include information about yourself, and the rest—your already placed posts and information—I would organize through separate blog posts. Yes, so that everything is clear and easy to find. All those subpages in the navigation bar could easily be separate blog posts with their respective categories.

Your navigation bar could look like this after the rebuild (HOME ABOUTE ME BLOG) Everyone would know what’s going on and wouldn’t search for posts on the homepage but would go to the blog, where everything could be nicely arranged. On the homepage, you could explain what your site is about, what you want to convey to others, what values, etc. ??

And you can always use a ready-made template. This way, you don’t have to have a sense of web design, and your site will look better.

If you have any questions, feel free to write. Regards, Maciej ??

• This reply was modified 8 months, 4 weeks ago by stronypodklucz.

Thanks all for your guidence

Your insight is spot on – understanding the unique needs and interests of one’s target audience is crucial for creating content that resonates. For those keeping chickens, the range of sought-after information can be quite broad, encompassing everything from basic care and feeding, to more complex topics like disease prevention, breeding, and optimizing egg

Your insight is spot on – understanding the unique needs and interests of one’s target audience is crucial for creating content that resonates. For those keeping chickens, the range of sought-after information can be quite broad, encompassing everything from basic care and feeding, to more complex topics like disease prevention, breeding, and optimizing egg production. Websites like yours play a vital role in providing valuable resources and guidance to chicken enthusiasts, helping them navigate the intricacies of poultry care with confidence and expertise.

• This reply was modified 7 months, 2 weeks ago by hassaansiddiqui200215.
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