The Contact block

The Contact block shows your contact details and, if you want it, a message form.

After the Hero, it is the most important block on your site: it is the one that turns a visitor into a patient.

Filling in the block

1. Open the page in the editor, then click the CONTACT block.

2. Title — for instance Get in touch or How to reach me.

3. Subtitle — for instance I reply within 24 hours, Monday to Friday.

4. Email — your professional e-mail address.

5. Phone — your number, in Swiss format: +41 79 123 45 67.

6. Address — the address of your practice, or the area you cover.

7. Show contact form — tick the box if you want the form.

8. Click « Save ».

The contact form

If the « Show contact form » box is ticked, your visitors see a small form: their name, their e-mail, their message.

When someone submits it, the message arrives in the Messages section of your dashboard, and a red dot appears beside it in the menu.

See Messages received.

Say when you are available

The block's subtitle is the ideal place to avoid misunderstandings. One sentence is enough:

• I answer messages Monday to Friday, between 8am and 6pm.
• For an emergency, please call me directly on the number below.
• I usually reply the same day. Thank you for your patience at weekends.

A visitor who knows when to expect a reply does not worry, and does not chase you three times.

Check your details

Two places for your contact details

Do not mix them up:

The two are independent. If your phone number changes, correct it in both places. See Contact details and social links.

Does every page need a Contact block?

On your Contact page, obviously. And it is very sensible to have one at the bottom of your home page too: that is where the visitor arrives at the end of their reading, ready to reach you. Do not make them go looking.

On the other pages, a Call to action block pointing to your contact page is plenty.