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Reassure Online Visitors Your Website Is Safe & Secure
First-time visitors to your website won’t provide you with their contact details or buy from you if they’re unsure about your website security.
But if you can show that your website is safe and secure, you’ll give them the reassurance they need to deal with your company.
And that will make them more likely to share their information, purchase your products or services, and place repeat orders. They’ll also be more likely to recommend you to their friends and colleagues and to leave favourable reviews.
So how can you do to reassure visitors that your website is safe and secure?
Switch to HTTPS hosting
Websites are often hosted on HTTP but they aren’t safe. Hackers can access data that’s passed between your website and your visitor’s browser. Unfortunately, that data could include your visitor’s debit or credit card or login details.
But with HTTPS, an encrypted, secure connection is made between your visitor’s browser and your website. That ensures data passed between them can’t be accessed  by hackers.
There’s another advantage to using HTTPS and it’s that Google favours websites that use it. That means when you use HTTPS, it helps improve your Google ranking. That in turn will help to raise your website’s visibility. To use HTTPS, you need an SSL (secure sockets layers) Certificate (which start at about £30 a year). You can then display a site seal, a visual stamp, that shows your website is protected and trustworthy. This will help to boost conversions.
Show Site Seals

You can choose between static and dynamic site seals. Static site seals are just image files and they can’t be clicked on. Dynamic site seals can be clicked on and they display more information about your security details.

Use a privacy statement
Show website visitors that you take their privacy seriously by offering a Privacy Statement. Even if they don’t read the statement, they’ll be reassured to see you have one.
Create an About Us page
Show visitors that your company is credible and trustworthy by creating a comprehensive About Us page with photographs of key personnel.
Make it easy to contact you
Give website visitors different ways of contacting you or your customer service department such as an online form, an email address, a 24/7 online customer service portal, and a telephone number.
Use images of real people
If possible, use images of your customers using your products or services rather than stock photos. This will make your website look more credible.
Provide testimonials
Testimonials allow your customers to convince prospective buyers that doing business with you is a good thing. But it’s important to use people’s full names with their testimonials and, if you’re B2B, their positions. That way, prospects can see that the testimonials are genuine.
Use third party customer review sites
To turbo boost your testimonials, consider signing up to a third-party review site like Trust Pilot. It publishes customer reviews of your online business. Flora Frichou of Trust Pilot says reviews help to attract more traffic, and keep new visitors engaged through the whole customer journey because they provide an authentic account of your business.
“The key to successful conversions is a customer journey where trust is part of every stage of the process,” she says. “Including third-party validation on your website will encourage visitors looking for information to trust you more, and therefore continue their purchase on your website, now or later.
“Online reviews help consumers make smarter, better choices when faced with too many options during the customer journey by summing up the overall experience of a customer with a brand, which helps offer simple and relevant guidance for new potential buyers.
“In a world where trust in the internet is now “missing”, trusted and verified reviews are becoming more meaningful to get a sense of how companies treat their customers.”
Show your industry certificates and badges
Another way you can reassure visitors about the trustworthiness of your website and your company is to show industry and professional badges and certificates.
They show that your company is affiliated with reputable organisations. Do test which badges and certificates get the best reaction from your target audience.
Conclusion
By providing prospective customers with these visible signs that yours is a safe, secure website that offers high quality products and easy access to customer service, you’ll help to convince more of them to do business with you.

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