So you’re an SEO rockstar, and every time an e-shopper googles your product – oh let’s say, rubber duckies – they immediately see your site at the top of the search results. But once they land on your homepage, what’s to say that this insatiable bath toy consumer will take the time to enter your e-shop? By setting your catalog as your homepage (coming soon to Neosites), your customers will stop in their tracks to check out your products showcased with sleek new designs.
Here’s a sneak peek at five of our new homepage-catalog designs. These will give your site some serious stopping power, and help you send your customers off to tubby time in a jiffy!
(The fine print: due to internal discord, the Neosites design department will not indulge blogger whims by including stock photos of rubber duckies in sample templates)
1. Watermelon Delight
A sugar coated background and prominent product display give this design an eye popping edge. The high contrast between the background and text makes your story stand out, leaving the hospitality of the homepage intact.
2. The Plane Jane
Less is more with this bare bones design that focuses your customers directly on your products. Seven product boxes let you show off a wider variety of your inventory, while sharp lines keep the design clean.
3. After Hours
Late night shopping never felt so right! Dimly flashing lights contrast with five strikingly displayed products and a smoking hot logo. Customers will want to order pumps and gogo boots just to wear while touring your VIP site!
4. Gentle Moments
So maybe sultury and saucy isn’t right for your site…This design combines a cozy background with a widescreen product shot, and four pieces nestled below. Welcome e-shoppers to your site with a warm hug wrapped in fresh linens, and keep them there long enough to clear the shelves!
5. Cloud Nine
Who would have thought that you can show off so many products without causing serious clutter?! Showcase three different products with expanded tooltips, and have room for six more. Give your customers so many choices, that they’ll just have to buy them all!









-Updating your design. To be on top of things for the Holidays, the first thing you can do is edit your images (this goes for your Homepage as well as your secondary pages) by adding Holiday themed images. Remember that you can always go back and replace everything with what was there before, or add new images altogether. Sending Seasons Greeting to your visitors with a Happy Holidays message is always a good way to go.



