Wondering, “why use Showit?” We love this platform, and not just because we’re Showit design partners.
There are so many website builders out there; it can be hard to find what platform is the best fit for you. While we don’t think Showit is the perfect fit for everybody (especially if you’re a product-based business), it does work great for most online service providers. Keep reading to find out why!
This blog post is based on an episode from The Unexpected Entrepreneur Podcast, which you can tune into below.
Why Use Showit?
Reason 1: No Code Needed, Just Creativity
One of the primary reasons we love Showit is that it’s really code-free. While you can still use code if you prefer, Showit allows you to create pretty unique websites without any coding knowledge.
Unlike other platforms, where even the most basic changes require code, Showit simplifies the process. Whether you want to adjust text sizes, change colors, or customize sections, all it takes is a click of a button.
Reason 2: Hosting is Included
Showit takes care of your hosting needs, making it hassle-free and cost-effective. Unlike platforms like WordPress, where you have to purchase hosting separately, Showit’s subscription includes hosting.
This means you can focus on your website’s design and content without worrying about multiple subscriptions or additional expenses. (Which, as entrepreneurs, we all have a LOT of.)
Plus, with Showit’s dedicated support and access to their design platform, everything becomes more streamlined and straightforward.
Reason 3: True Drag and Drop Experience
Many website platforms claim to be drag and drop, but Showit truly lives up to the promise. With Showit, you have complete control over your design elements. Whether you want to resize images, align them perfectly, or overlap them creatively, Showit empowers you to do it all effortlessly.
This level of flexibility makes designing and updating websites a breeze for us as designers and our clients.
Reason 4: Harnessing the Power of WordPress for Blogging
Showit integrates seamlessly with WordPress, making it the perfect match for bloggers and content creators. While we mentioned some drawbacks of WordPress earlier, Showit utilizes its powerful blogging capabilities to enhance your website’s SEO and content management.
You can leverage popular SEO plugins like Yoast and Rankmath while enjoying the user-friendly design and features of Showit. It’s the best of both worlds!
Reason 5: Unparalleled User-Friendliness
Showit’s user-friendliness sets it apart from other platforms. When we hand off websites to our clients, they consistently rave about how easy it is to update and maintain their sites. Showit provides a tutorial library for clients, ensuring they have all the resources they need.
And if they ever have any questions, Showit’s customer support team quickly responds, often fixing issues within hours. The platform’s intuitive design and excellent customer service make it an all-in-one solution.
Will you use Showit?
Showit is a game-changer when it comes to website design platforms. Its code-free approach, inclusive hosting, true drag-and-drop functionality, integration with WordPress for blogging, and exceptional user-friendliness make it the ultimate choice for entrepreneurs and designers alike.
We have yet to find anything better than Showit, and we wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone looking to create a stunning and easily manageable website.
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KP’s design journey began in book publishing, but she fell in love with the truly limitless possibilities that web design presents. Since then, she’s been helping photographers and creatives become the no-brainer option for their dream clients before they even get on a call.
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Krystianna Pietrzak
