Training Getting Started With Your Website

We create your website but you will need to connect your domain name to it from your providers account such as Godaddy, Namecheap etc. Below shows the different ways you can connect it yourself. You can connect via the website editor or just make 2 changes in your domain name DNS settings.
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Logging Into Your SMBBooster Dashboard

Once your website has been professionally designed and built by the SMBBooster team, you'll receive an email containing your login credentials and instructions for accessing your personal dashboard. This secure area gives you full access to your website and allows you to make updates whenever you need. Whether you're changing business opening hours, updating your contact details, replacing images or refreshing your website content, everything can be managed from one easy-to-use location. You don't need any coding knowledge or previous web design experience, as the system has been designed to make editing your website as straightforward as possible.

After logging in for the first time, we recommend taking a few minutes to familiarise yourself with the dashboard and the options available. Although you won't need to use every feature, understanding where your website tools are located will make future updates much quicker and easier. If you ever forget your password, you can use the password reset option on the login page or contact the SMBBooster team for assistance. Your dashboard is the central hub for managing your website, so becoming comfortable with it is the first step towards keeping your website accurate, up to date and engaging for your visitors.

Opening the Website Editor

Once you're logged into your SMBBooster dashboard, accessing your website is quick and simple. Navigate to the Sites section and select Websites, where you'll find the website that has been created specifically for your business. Clicking the Edit button will launch the Website Editor, allowing you to begin making changes to your content. The editor opens your website in a visual editing environment, meaning you can see exactly how your pages will appear to your visitors while you work. This makes editing much easier than traditional website platforms, as you're working directly on the page rather than editing lines of code.

Your website has already been professionally designed, structured and optimised by the SMBBooster team, so in most cases you'll simply be updating existing content rather than building new pages. You can edit headings, update paragraphs, replace photographs, change button text and make other small alterations whenever your business information changes. Taking a few moments to explore the editor before making changes will help you become more confident using the platform and reduce the chances of accidentally editing the wrong section.

Accessing the Website Editor

The SMBBooster Website Editor has been designed to make managing your website simple, regardless of your technical experience. When the editor opens, you'll see your website displayed exactly as it appears to your visitors. Rather than working behind the scenes with code, you can simply click on text, images, buttons or other content directly on the page to begin editing them. This visual approach makes updating your website much quicker and gives you confidence that the changes you're making will appear exactly as intended once published.

Before making your first update, it's worth spending a little time exploring the editor and understanding how the different tools work. You'll notice options for editing text, replacing images, adjusting layouts and saving your progress before publishing any changes. We always recommend previewing your updates before making them live to ensure everything looks exactly as expected on both desktop and mobile devices. By becoming familiar with the editor, you'll be able to keep your website fresh, accurate and relevant without needing to rely on a developer for every small update.

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