A new website doesn't have to mean a big project for your team.

With a design Q&A, a team that builds it for you and a review step to get it right, you can go from idea to launch without adding to your workload.

The bottom line

Pharmacist Advice Sunnybank Hills found our design Q&A smooth and efficient, and chose MedAdvisor Websites after seeing examples of our work.

Alfrieda Street Pharmacy told us our team was very helpful adding the extra details they wanted, working with them until they were completely happy with the result.

What pharmacies tell us

Three things:

• Your time for the design Q&A

• Your feedback on the draft

• Any photos or details you'd like included

That's it. We do the rest.

What we need from you

Once your draft is ready, we'll send it to you to review.

This is your chance to check the details, add anything we've missed and tell us what you'd like changed. The more promptly you can review, the sooner we can move to the next step.

We make your changes and work with you until you're happy with the result.

Then your website goes live, ready to help patients find your services, book online through MedAdvisor and choose your pharmacy.

Step 4: We make your changes and launch

Step 3: You review it

Our team takes it from there.

We design your website, write the content and set up your service pages, with your Full Scope of Practice services front and centre. Content is written for community pharmacy and with TGA advertising requirements in mind.

You don't need to write a word or learn any software.

Step 2: We build it for you

Step 1: The design Q&A

'I don't have time for a website project.'

It's one of the most common things we hear from pharmacy owners.

You're running a busy pharmacy. The last thing you need is another job on the list.

The good news is that you don't have to manage it. Here's what to expect.

What to Expect When Your Pharmacy Website Is Built: From Design Q&A to Launch