Where should I put my contact form?

Put it where people are already ready to reach out: a dedicated contact page, a clear form on the homepage right after your pitch, and a short form in the footer of every page.

Never make anyone hunt for a way to get in touch. The easier it is to find, the more enquiries you get.

Because interest fades fast. When someone decides they want to reach out, the form should be right there waiting for them.

If they have to dig for it, a surprising number simply give up and move on to a competitor who made it easy. Put the form in the right place and you catch people at the exact moment they're most likely to act.

Right after you've made your pitch — the moment someone has read enough to be interested and is ready to ask a question or get a quote.

That's the highest-interest point on the whole page. Put a clear, simple form there so they can act on it immediately, instead of scrolling away and forgetting.

Yes — a short one. Lots of people scroll to the bottom of a page looking for contact details, whichever page they've landed on.

A simple name, email and message form in the footer means they never have to go looking for a separate contact page and never lose momentum.

Always have one. It's the natural place people look, and where they expect to find your details, opening hours and a map.

Keep a form on that page too, and make sure the contact link is obvious in the main navigation — never buried at the bottom of a menu.

We help you place your forms where they catch people at the right moment, add a form to your homepage and footer, and make sure every submission actually reaches you instead of quietly vanishing:

• Placement that catches people at the right moment.
• Forms on the homepage and footer so no one has to search.
• Reliable delivery — enquiries reach you, not a black hole.

It's part of our ongoing support, starting at $49 a month. A real human does the work and emails you when it's done. You email us the task, we handle it. No jargon, no surprises.