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Mysefetycon

  • Consulting website
  • workplace safety
  • Canadian market

A Canadian workplace safety consultant needed a website that clearly explains its services to Ontario businesses and collects inquiries. We launched it fast on a ready-made theme adapted to the brand, with a service catalog, a blog and inquiry forms.

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  • WordPress
  • KeyDesign theme
  • Contact Form 7
mysafetycon.com
Mysefetycon — desktop
Mysefetycon — mobile
How it works

Fast start on a ready-made theme

We launched the site on a proven theme and adapted it to the client’s brand and structure. The first screen says right away how the company helps businesses.

Fast start on a ready-made theme
Fast start on a ready-made theme

Five services on one screen

Health and safety management systems, safe work practices, training for new workers, ongoing support and COR certification. Clients find what they need without wandering around the site.

Five services on one screen
Five services on one screen

A blog that answers before the call

The company publishes workplace safety content for Ontario businesses itself. Clients read the answers before the first conversation.

A blog that answers before the call
A blog that answers before the call

Inquiry form next to the answers

On the contacts page, the form sits next to common questions: business hours, where the company is, how to sign up for training. Forms are on the service pages too, so an inquiry is one step away.

Inquiry form next to the answers
Inquiry form next to the answers
About the project

Workplace safety consulting website for the Canadian market

Toronto-based My Safety Consulting helps Ontario businesses with workplace health and safety. It builds management systems with policies and procedures, trains new workers, runs audits, investigates incidents and guides companies to COR certification. Canadian clients make careful decisions and want to understand right away what exactly they’ll be offered. The company needed an English-language site that explains this and collects inquiries, and it had to launch fast.

On the first screen, visitors see what the company does, and the services page lays out five areas with a short explanation of each. The blog answers safety questions before the call. On the contacts page, answers to common questions sit right next to the form: business hours, where the company is located, how to register workers for training. Inquiry forms are on the service pages too.

The site was built on a ready-made theme adapted to the client’s structure and content. That got the company online faster, with no budget for building from scratch, and it publishes blog posts itself. Planning a website for a service business and want to launch without extra costs? Let’s start with a corporate website for your services.

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Mysefetycon — preview
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