Custom Solutions

1. Decide on the purpose of your website

Before you begin creating your website, set some goals. What do you want to achieve by making a website? Developing a vision for your site will help you choose what features to work on first.

• Selling physical or digital products
• Posting information about your company
• Sharing updates and announcements in a blog
• Highlighting customer reviews
• Turning website visitors into leads
• Growing your audience

Once you’ve set your goals, you can make a plan for how to achieve them. If your goal is to sell physical products, for example, consider how you’ll organize your inventory, promote products, and process payments.

2. Choose a website builder - Commrz

You can use Commrz’s website builder to create all kinds of websites, not just online stores. When you create a website on Commrz, you’ll get access to customizable, mobile-responsive themes and 24/7 live support to help you design your website, your way. Commrz Website builder is used for designing web pages and adding features. They provide ease to use admin panel, so you can design without coding knowledge.

• Templates and themes to speed up creation
• Free stock images
• Add Product to your webiste
• Optimization of your website

3. Pick a domain name

A domain name is your website’s digital address—it’s how people find you online. It gives your business credibility and, when picked with care, helps your site rank higher in search results for industry-related keywords.

• Keep it short and brand appropriate
• Select a top-level domain (TLD), if possible
• Consider country-specific domains (.ca, .co.uk, etc.)
• Include keywords related to your website

4. Add products to your online shopping website

A relevant page on your website means different things depending on your business type.
Product and collection pages are necessary if you’re running an ecommerce site. You’ll want landing pages for your menu and reservations if you’re a restaurant owner. Real estate professionals will likely add a page to showcase their listing and a form to collect contact information.

• Keep it short and brand appropriate
• Select a top-level domain (TLD), if possible
• Consider country-specific domains (.ca, .co.uk, etc.)
• Include keywords related to your website

5. Setup an ecommerce payment system

Many businesses build websites to make sales. To achieve that goal, it should be as easy as possible for visitors to buy through your website. Whether you’re dropshipping or selling your own products, a seamless payment system is non-negotiable.
Luckily, today’s website builders typically come with native payment processing systems or ecommerce plug-ins that you can use to accept customer payments.
All Commrz plans include Payments integration, which lets website owners accept credit cards—no third-party apps necessary.

6. Preview, test, and publish your website

Creating a website for your business is the first step in establishing an online presence. Test your site thoroughly to make sure content loads correctly and all hyperlinks function. Run a quick user experience check and ensure your products and services are presented in the way you want.
Send your website to coworkers, friends, and family to ensure it loads quickly and correctly across different devices and internet connections.
Give it one last look to make sure everything is good. By following this step-by-step guide, your new website should be ready to go live!