Site content: your pages, words and pictures

Your site is your shop window. Everything a visitor reads and sees, from the home page headline to your refund terms, is yours to shape from the admin. No developer, no waiting. This article is the map; each part links to its own step-by-step guide.

Where it lives

Most of it is under Content in the sidebar. Pictures are under Images, and colors under Manage Site > Site Theme.

Pages and navigation

• Pages: switch optional pages on and off, and open any page in the page editor to change its copy and where its link shows.
• Links: menu items that point outside your site, such as Instagram or a catering form.
• Navigation: the order of everything in your header, footer, dropdown and top bar.

Guide: The page editor: your pages, links and navigation.

The words on your site

• Other Content: every piece of editable copy in one searchable list. Guide: Other content: edit the words on your site.
• Banner: the message bar across the top of your site. Guide: How to set your site banner message.
• Menu Page: how your order page looks. Guide: Menu page layouts: choose how your menu looks.

Pages that build trust and bring people in

• Blog: posts that bring visitors from search and tell your story. Guide: How to write a blog post.
• Testimonials: happy customers, in their own words. Guide: How to add testimonials.
• FAQ Sections: answers before customers have to ask. Guide: How to set up your FAQ page.
• Nutrition Docs: nutrition fact sheets for your meals. Guide: How to add nutrition fact documents to meals.

Terms and policies

• Terms of Service: your terms, refund policy and privacy policy. Guide: How to edit your terms of service and privacy policy.

Pictures and colors

• Images > Image Library: upload the pictures you use everywhere. Guide: How to add and manage images.
• Images > Site Images: your logos, favicon, sharing image and page pictures. Manage Site > Site Theme: your colors. Guide: Site Theme and Site Images: make the site look like you.

A quick site check-up

Once a season, walk your site as a new customer would:

1. Read the home page headline. Does it say what you do and where?
2. Open the About page. Is the story current?
3. Check the banner message and the FAQ for anything out of date.
4. Read your refund terms. Do they match what you actually do?
5. Look at your newest testimonial and blog post. Are they from this year?

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Related

• The page editor: your pages, links and navigation
• Other content: edit the words on your site
• How to write a blog post
• How to add testimonials
• How to edit your terms of service and privacy policy