The Web Design Guide For Small Service Businesses

The Web Design Guide that helps you do it yourself!

Build your own WordPress website using a StudioPress theme and the Atomic Blocks plugin.

This web design guide is the ideal solution for a service business needing a professional looking website. Without paying agency prices.

Draw your readers in

We’ll make appealing layouts that draw your readers in, so they can learn more about you and your services.

Can’t afford a StudioPress theme yet?

Although I’ll be using a StudioPress theme, if you’re on a tight budget you could use a free theme. The Atomic Blocks plugin works with most themes.

Can you really do this yourself?

This web design guide is not rocket science, I’ll keep everything simple. I want everyone to be able to follow my tutorials, not just wiz-kids & geeks!

If you can use a word processor there’s a good chance you can build a professional looking website.

This is not rocket science

Why Atomic Blocks? Its free, and…

WP Engine own StudioPress and Atomic Blocks. StudioPress themes are included with WP Engine hosting. And, StudioPress have built the homepages of their newest themes using the Atomic Blocks plugin. (If you’re on a tight budget, you can use a free theme. But it might not look as pretty.)

I believe the Atomic Blocks plugin is the future for StudioPress users. Luckily Atomic Blocks is…

The ideal solution for service businesses

Atomic Blocks contains the specific elements you need to promote your service business. Such as…

• The call to action block.
• Pricing table block.
• Accordion (FAQ) block.
• Newsletter signup form block.

Atomic Blocks is the ideal mix of useful features but doesn’t include the bloat and excess of some other plugins.

We’ll stick to a simple plan

Built in Layouts for service businesses

Atomic blocks has several built in layouts, and you can easily customize those layouts. This makes building your home, services and other important pages much easier.

There’s no time like the present

Are you ready to get started? I hoped so, let’s get stuck in.