Uploaded on Apr 7, 2025
A powerful digital presence isn’t about bells and whistles—it’s about creating trust, removing friction, and making people feel seen and supported. Whether you’re guiding someone through their first NDIS plan or helping them manage their financial future, your online presence should do more than just look professional. It should *work*.
Beyond Brochures: Crafting a Digital Presence That Works for NDIS & Financial Services
Beyond Brochures Crafting a Digital Presence That Works for NDIS & Financial Services Why Digital Matters • Clients now research and engage online first • NDIS participants and finance clients demand clarity and trust • Accessibility and empathy are key Websites Should Work, Not Just Look Good • Static websites = missed opportunity • Make it interactive and up-to-date • Treat your site like a client-serving tool What Every NDIS & Financial Website Needs • Clear homepage messaging • SEO-optimized content • Secure forms & contact points • Mobile-friendly design • Accessibility (WCAG compliance) Build Authority with Educational Content • Blogs that answer common questions • Simple explainer videos • Case studies & testimonials • Newsletters to nurture leads Make it Human, Not Jargon-Heavy • Use simple, clear language • Avoid industry jargon • Focus on what matters to them • Include real-life scenarios Be Where Your Audience Is • Use Facebook & LinkedIn for trust-building • Share success stories and bite-sized tips • Run lead-generating ads • Engage with your community Local SEO & Google Profile • Claim your Google Business Profile • Use location-based keywords • Collect and respond to reviews • Keep info accurate and up to date Accessibility is a Must • Comply with WCAG 2.1 standards • Use readable fonts, alt text, and captions • Ensure keyboard navigation • Consider visual & cognitive impairments Protect Data, Build Trust • Use SSL and encrypted forms • Stay compliant with NDIS and financial standards • Publish privacy & data policies • Use secure platforms for client data Crafting a Digital Experience That Works • More than just 'looking good' • Focus on clarity, function, trust • Educate, engage, and convert • Treat your digital presence as a living asset
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