Your website is often the first impression someone has of your business. Whether they’ve found you through Google, social media or a recommendation, visitors will quickly decide whether to stay or leave based on how your website looks and functions. A modern business website needs to do more than simply exist online - it needs to work hard for your business. Here are seven features every website should include to help attract visitors and turn them into customers.
At Website Sorted, we do more than just create brilliant websites - we help businesses set up the tools they need to work smarter, stay secure, and present a professional image. One of those tools is Microsoft 365. Whether you're starting a new business, switching from another provider, or upgrading from a previous email system, we make the transition seamless and stress-free.
Smarter Websites for a Smarter Web As part of our commitment to keeping your website ahead of the curve, we’re now automatically including a special file called llms.txt on all newly published sites. This simple yet powerful update helps ensure your website is accurately represented in AI search tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and others that are shaping the future of how people discover information online. What is llms.txt - and Why Should You Care? Think of llms.txt as an AI-friendly sitemap. It lists the live, indexable pages on your site, along with their meta descriptions, so that large language models (LLMs) can pull the most relevant, up-to-date info straight from your actual content.
We’re proud to announce a major milestone at Website Sorted. We recently completed the successful delivery of over 100 websites for Fuller, Smith & Turner, one of the UK’s most iconic pub groups.
For small and medium-sized businesses in Bristol, keeping your website modern and effective is essential to remain competitive and engaging online. Here’s what’s trending this year.
Jack and his two brothers-in-law are taking part in the 3 Peaks Challenge to raise funds for LATCH Children's Cancer Charity! ( www.latchwales.org ) The cause is incredibly close to his family's heart as his nephew, Joey, Romano’s little boy, was diagnosed with a rare form of lung cancer aged one years old, just as the COVID-19 pandemic began. It was a helpless time for Jack and his family, unable to offer any support in person whilst Joey was going through treatment, but charities like LATCH provided incredible support when nobody else could. Thankfully, Joey is in full recovery now, although he still undergoes many scans. Now they would love to give back and help ensure LATCH can continue to help other families in need so on 30th August they have decided to walk the three highest peaks in the UK to raise money for LATCH. They are funding the trip themselves so any donations you can make to Latch to help make a difference would be amazing! Just click the link below to donate.