Photos – say, 5, 10, maybe 15 or 25 or more to choose from, best quality you can.
Logos, Letterhead, Business Cards – if you have them-digital or high-quality printed if possible.
Keywords – A short paragraph of key words that help define and distinguish your niche (for meta keywords in code).
Phrases – Maybe 4-5 two to three word phrases to do the same as above.
Meta Description – A sentence of maybe 15-20 words describing your business and niche (meta description – this is often incorporated into the short summary in search results).
Business Description – The above three things are behind the scenes in the computer code; So we need some paragraphs of text describing your business, policies, approach etc. to intersperse with your photos and graphics.
Additional Info – Hours, estimates, warranty info. Emergency Services, bonding, policies, etc., depending on type of business.
Supplier Graphics – Maybe your suppliers have graphics, brochures, and graphics of material performance, anything to add visual appeal. We can also snag images off the web to supplement what you have.
Testimonials – Quotes, names, maybe what city they’re from.
Contact Info – Address, email, phone for setting up your hosting account and registering a name, as well as to put on your site.
Directories – Any directories, trade lists, or organizations you belong to. We can try to get some web sites to link to you, like Santa Fe builder’s directory or whatever. Or this is big - if your friends or colleagues that have complementary businesses have a website, it’d be good to do reciprocal links with them. This is the best way to get found.
Press Excerpts – Excerpts and/or links of any press you’ve gotten – publication, date, etc.
Best Selling Items – Best selling items or services, any specials (especially useful with mobile sites such as Google Places and Bing Local).