Is Your Website ADA Compliant?
AND Why It Is Important...
Website owners are being targeted and sued for a law they aren't even aware of . . .
It’s the ‘ADA’ or American Disabilities ACT which requires all businesses to make accommodations for people with disabilities in ALL their web content.
This has opened up a major opportunity for ambulance chasing attorneys to file law suit after law suit against small business owners to squeeze money out of them for not following the rules.
If your website is not compliant it is only a matter of time before they come after you!
Protect Yourself Against
The New Flood of
Frivolous Lawsuits
No One Is Safe.
Doesn’t Matter If You’re A:
Local Biz Owner
Online Marketer
Realtor
Doctor, Dentist Or Specialist
Ecom Store Owner
Or Just Own A Website
The ADA demands that web content should be accessible to the blind, deaf, and those who must navigate by voice, screen readers or other assistive technologies . . .
Many Have Already Fallen Victim
Make Sure You Are NOT Next!
- A historic supreme court judgment in 2018 caused a surge in website owners being sued for non-compliance with ADA.
- Over 1,500 legal cases related to non-accessibility compliance in New York alone that same year. . .
- More than 10,000 websites sued in 2019 for their website not being ADA compliant.
- This number has risen exponentially each year.
- Unlike GDPR, The ADA law requires no notice before a lawsuit is filed against a company for non-compliance.
Note: The law provides no time for a company to take corrective action before a lawsuit is filed, and it offers no real defense to a company after a lawsuit has been filed!
Avoid Nasty and Costly Lawsuits That Suck Your Bank Accounts Dry . . .
Rank Higher In The Search Engines With Less Effort . .
Profit From the $650 Billion Disabled Market With A Capital ‘B’
... Plus Tap Into The $650Billion/Year
Disability Market
If you think that the blind, deaf and physically challenged don’t use the internet or shop online just like you, THINK AGAIN!!!
Having your website/web contents ADA compliant gives you an easy ‘Foot In The Door’ into this multi-billion dollar disability market!
Very Few Businesses cater to this market and it is MASSIVE and loaded with buyers!
So How Do You Get Your Website
To Be ADA Compliant?
Truth is, it’s not easy . . .
It requires special coding and technology. This can be overwhelming and confusing. Then you have to wonder if you have done it right.
ADA compliance is not just adding a few image tags like it was in the early web. You are now required to have built in funcionality that alters the content on your site for multiple scenarios.
The learning curve is long and there is not much openly shared info on how to actually do it yourself.
Trying to sort through each and every one of these items, making sure they are ADA compliant could take you weeks or even months!
Not to mention that you need to make sure that you:
- Have guidance and training
- Have a web accessibility policy page
- Make a web accessibility statement
- Acknowledgement of future compliance updates that are in process to help protect you for anything you may have missed or new future requirements you are not aware of.
But We’ve Got You A Better Way . . .
We hired a tech company to create a unique solution to help protect our clients
We packed it all into a single widget that can easily be added to your site.
It gives the appearance that you spent a ton of money hiring a big firm and fends off all the blood sucking law firms from squeezing you for easy money.
Best of all, we can do this for a fraction of the cost of hiring a costly compliance firm to re-code your entire site making you dependent on them each and every edit you want to do to your site in the future.
ADA is Great For SEO Too!
Becoming ADA compliant simply means making your site more accessible . . .
Did you know that having an accessible website is so important that Google gives it more relevance than one that isn’t accessible?
So by not having an accessible website for disabled people, you could be losing out on a ton of potential customers which means losing out on more potential revenue.
Just another reason to get your web content to be ADA Compliant now!
