How to decide Content while designing website

Business torts are civil wrongs that are committed by or against an organization. They frequently involve harm done to the organization’s intangible assets, such as its business relationships with clients or its intellectual property. Some common categories of business torts include fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, and unfair competition. One of the most common kinds of business fraud is the tort of misrepresentation. Misrepresentation transpires when one party intentionally falsifies a material fact in order to induce another party to perform or refrain from performing in a certain manner. In order to prove misrepresentation, the plaintiff must show that he or she relied on the defendant’s misrepresentation and was harmed as a result.

It's become a cliche, but only because it's true: it really is critical that the content you present is relevant, engaging, and shareable.

Good content will help your client in a multitude of ways - driving traffic to its site, improving its search ranking, improving PR. Yet many businesses often neglect the creation and maintenance of quality content for their site.

So in initial meetings, if your client says something like "Oh, design the site first and we'll think about what content to put on it later", they're going about it the wrong way. Push-back time again.