Showroom content: pages, banners, blog and services

Listing vehicles alone makes your site a price list. Content is what makes it a site a visitor trusts. It is managed from two screens.

Screen one: site content

Image 1 — the site content screen.

Pages

Two core pages always exist: About us and Contact us, and they cannot be deleted because the top menu points at them. You can add others such as "warranty policy" or "terms and conditions", choosing for each whether it appears in the top menu or is reached by link only.

Page content is written in a full rich-text editor in Arabic and English. The contact page shows your details and a map of the showroom.

Banners

Slides at the top of the home page for offers and announcements. Each banner has an image, a title, a subtitle and an optional link.

A new banner is inactive by default, deliberately: a banner sits above everything, so you review it on the site first and then switch it on. The limit for a banner image is two megabytes.

Social links

Add your accounts (WhatsApp, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube and others) and their icons appear in the site footer. You pick the platform from a list and the icon follows automatically.

Screen two: blog and services content

Image 2 — the blog and services content screen.

Services

What you offer alongside selling: financing, full inspection, trade-in, after-sales warranty. Each service has a title, a summary, an icon and a detail page. Services reassure a visitor that you are a complete showroom, not a passing middleman.

Blog

Articles organised into categories. An article stays a draft invisible to visitors until it is given a publish date, so a half-written piece is never published by mistake. A future date can be set and the article publishes itself on the day.

The blog is the strongest source of visitors from search engines: an article on "how to inspect a used car" reaches people while they are still deciding whether to buy.

Photo and video gallery

Photos of your showroom and of handovers, plus YouTube videos. You paste the YouTube link and the thumbnail is taken automatically. Any link that is not YouTube is rejected rather than leaving an empty frame on the site.

A general rule about addresses

The address of any page, article or service is generated from its English title, and stays fixed when you edit unless you change it yourself. If you do change it, the old address keeps working and redirects visitors to the new one automatically — so nobody is lost.