A first website does not need to be big. It needs to answer the questions every visitor arrives with, on a phone, in a few seconds.
The five questions
- What do you do? One clear sentence at the top of the home page.
- Who is it for? Name your customers and where you serve them.
- Why you? Real examples, photos of your work and customer reviews.
- How much, or how does it work? Prices, packages or a short step-by-step.
- How do I reach you? Phone, WhatsApp, email and a short form on every page.
The pages that cover them
Home, Services, Our Work, About and Contact. Add a Blog when you are ready to publish regularly; useful articles help people find you on Google.
The basics people skip
- Mobile first. Most visitors will be on a phone. Check every page on one.
- Speed. Compress images and avoid heavy plugins.
- Your own domain and email, so customers see a real business.
- Google Business Profile linked to your site for local searches.
- Backups and updates so a plugin problem never takes you offline for long.
Keep it current
An outdated site with old prices or a dead phone number costs more trust than having no site. Set a reminder to review it every quarter.
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