A "Support" page in the footer of a website typically serves as a place for users to find help or contact the company for assistance. It usually includes a range of options, from FAQs to direct customer support contact.

Here’s what you could consider including on the "Support" page of your website’s footer:

1. FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

A list of common questions and their answers. This helps users resolve common issues without needing to contact support.

2. Contact Information

Provide details on how customers can reach out for support. This could include:

• Email Address (e.g., support@yourcompany.com)
• Phone Number
• Live Chat Link (if applicable)
• Physical Address (if relevant)

3. Help Center/Knowledge Base

A link to your help center where users can find articles, guides, or tutorials that address various issues they may face.

4. Product Documentation

For technical or software products, providing documentation or user manuals helps users resolve issues on their own.

5. Submit a Ticket/Request Form

A way for users to submit a support ticket if they need more personalized help. You can include a form where they describe the issue in detail.

6. Social Media Links

If your company offers support through social media channels, provide links to your profiles (e.g., Twitter, Facebook, Instagram).

7. Community Forum

A place where users can ask questions, share knowledge, and troubleshoot with one another. If you have a user community, include a link to it.

8. Return/Refund Policy

For e-commerce websites, a direct link to your return or refund policy is very helpful for customers with issues around purchases.

9. Live Chat Button

A direct link or button that opens up a chat window for instant help.